The blood of two nations ran in his veins. Pacer was a halfbreed, feared by the whites, despired by the redskins. And hated by both. When the lone warrior rode down into valley at sundown, Pacer knew that he had to choose. For Buffalo Horn carried a short war lance, and the war lance carried seven scalps on it. Buffalo Horn was a hunter.
Release Date: December 16, 1960
Release Time: 92 minutes
Cast:
Elvis Presley as Pacer Burton
Barbara Eden as Roslyn Pierce
Steve Forrest as Clint Burton
Dolores del Río as Neddy Burton
John McIntire as Sam "Pa" Burton
L. Q. Jones as Tom Howard
Douglas Dick as Will Howard
Richard Jaeckel as Angus Pierce
Rodolfo Acosta as Buffalo Horn
Karl Swenson as Dred Pierce
Ford Rainey as Doc Phillips
Clair Huffaker was a legendary western screenwriter and author. His screenplays include The Comancheros, Hellfighters, and War Wagon starring John Wayne, along with Flaming Star, Seven Ways from Sundown, Rio Conchos, and Posse from Hell. Huffaker also wrote for TV western series such as Bonanza, The Rifleman, The Virginian, and Rawhide. Many of his movies were based on his bestselling books. Huffaker was a cowboy, a champion boxer, a part-time smuggler, and a writer for Time, Inc. in New York. He served in the Navy in World War II, studied in Europe, and eventually returned to the US where he began his career as a freelance writer. He wrote short stories, screenplays, and novels at his home in Los Angeles, which was a gathering place for actors, stuntmen, directors, and writers who could regularly be found there shooting pool, playing poker, and exchanging tall tales.
👀📘👀As the few links I found were for
3rd-party sellers asking high prices I suggest
checking your local libraries first👀📘👀
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