Gunman's Walk

A powerful rancher always protects his wild adult son by paying for damages and bribing witnesses, until his crimes become too serious to rectify.

Cast

Van Heflin

as Lee Hackett

Tab Hunter

as Ed Hackett

Kathryn Grant

as Cecily "Clee" Chouard

James Darren

as Davy Hackett

Mickey Shaughnessy

as Deputy Sheriff Will Motely

Robert F. Simon

as Sheriff Harry Brill

Edward Platt

as Purcell Avery

Ray Teal

as Jensen Sieverts

Paul Birch

as Bob Selkirk

Michael Granger

as Curly

Reviews

John Chard

I'm A Runaway. Rancher and old school Westerner Lee Hackett is determined to mould his two sons in his own tough gun-fighting image. Something that backfires when his eldest boy, Ed, becomes a murderer. Gunman's Walk on plot synopsis and summaries sounds like your standard B Western fare, and ...

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