Dakota Incident

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Dakota Incident

"Passions gone wild in an outlaw wilderness!"

1956

1h 28m

6.5(14 votes)

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Western

Overview

Indians attack a stagecoach, and a disparate band of passengers must band together to fight them off.

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13 members

Acting

Linda Darnell

Amy Clarke

Acting

Dale Robertson

John Banner

Acting

John Lund

John Carter (aka Hamilton)

Acting

Ward Bond

Sen. Blakely

Acting

Regis Toomey

Minstrel

Acting

Skip Homeier

Frank Banner

Acting

Irving Bacon

Tully Morgan

Acting

John Doucette

Rick Largo

Acting

Whit Bissell

Mark Chester

Acting

William Fawcett

Matthew Barnes

Acting

Malcolm Atterbury

Desk Clerk at Belvidere Hotel

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Diane DuBois

Giselle

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Charles Horvath

Cheyenne Leader

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