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Flaming Frontier
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Flaming Frontier

Aug 1, 1958
1h 10m
★ 0.0

Half-White...Half-Indian...TORN BETWEEN FAMILY and FRIEND!

Overview

Army officer whose parents are white and Indian tries to avert an Indian war.

Genres

Western

Production Companies

Regal Films of Canada
20th Century Fox

Flaming Frontier Trailers

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Cast

Bruce Bennett

Capt. Jim Hewson

Bruce Bennett

Jim Davis

Col. Hugh Carver

Jim Davis

Paisley Maxwell

Felice Carver

Paisley Maxwell

Don Garrard

Sgt. Haggerty

Don Garrard

Cec Linder

Capt. Dan Carver

Cec Linder

Peter Humphreys

Sgt. Emundson

Peter Humphreys

Brendan Dillon

Store Clerk

Brendan Dillon

Ben Lennick

Jeff Baxter

Ben Lennick

Larry Solway

Chief Little Crow

Larry Solway

Shane Rimmer

Running Bear

Shane Rimmer

Bob Van Stone

Capt. Carver's Sentry

Bob Van Stone

Larry D. Mann

Bradford

Larry D. Mann

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