I Killed Wild Bill Hickok

Rival horse traders clash in the Old West.

Cast

Johnny Carpenter

as Johnny Savage, aka Johnny Rebel

Tom Brown

as Wild Bill Hickok

Denver Pyle

as Jim Bailey

I. Stanford Jolley

as Henry Longtree

Helen Westcott

as Belle Longtree

Virginia Gibson

as Anne James

Frank Carpenter

as Ring Pardo

Roy Canada

as Nato

Harvey B. Dunn

as Doc Reed (as Harvey Dunn)

Lee Sheldon

as Kate Savage

Reviews

John Chard

Fanciful Fiction. I Killed Wild Bill Hickok is a fictionalised story about how a man called Johnny Rebel (Johnny Carpenter) came to gun down the famed Wild Bill Hickok (Tom Brown), who here is the corrupt sheriff of Tri City at the end of the Civil War. OK! It's pretty bad if unassuming, wher...

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