Slaughter Trail (1951): Cast
Slaughter Trail is a 1951 western directed by Irving Allen, starring Andy Devine as Sgt. Macintosh, Gig Young and Chuck Hayward. It runs 1 hour 18 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 18m (78 min)
- Director
- Irving Allen
- Genre
- Western
- Original language
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English - Studio
- RKO Radio Pictures
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Slaughter Trail About?
The premise of Slaughter Trail without spoilers.
Three outlaws rob a stagecoach, and when their horses fail they kill Indians to steal fresh mounts. The murders anger the tribe, forcing the outlaws to seek refuge in an Army fort. The Indians demand the three be handed over for peace; the fort commander prefers diplomacy, but law requires a trial, leaving the tribe no choice but to attack.
Slaughter Trail Themes & Keywords
· 3 tags- arizona
- stolen jewels
- cavalry
Slaughter Trail Cast & Characters
Andy Devine leads the cast as Sgt. Macintosh, with Gig Young as Ike Vaughn aka Murray and Chuck Hayward as Wounded Indian (uncredited). Directed by Irving Allen; 47 actors are credited in all.
- Director Irving Allen
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Andy Devine as Sgt. Macintosh -
Gig Young as Ike Vaughn aka Murray -
Chuck Hayward as Wounded Indian (uncredited) - Charles Sherlock as Party Guest (uncredited)
Also Starring in Slaughter Trail
· 43 more- Jack Tornek Trooper (uncredited)
- Virginia Grey Lorabelle Larkin
- Brian Donlevy Capt. Dempster
- Myron Healey Heath (uncredited)
- Ralph Peters Matt Magroot - Stage Driver (uncredited)
- Jody Gilbert Woman at Dance (uncredited)
- Al Bain Settler (uncredited)
- Chick Hannan Trooper (uncredited)
- George Sowards McBride / Trooper (uncredited)
- Emmett Lynn Old-Timer (uncredited)
- Robert Hutton Lt. Morgan
- Charles Soldani Indian (uncredited)
- Boyd 'Red' Morgan Trooper (uncredited)
- Phil Schumacher Trooper (uncredited)
- Ralph Volkie Sentry (uncredited)
- Allen D. Sewall Party Guest (uncredited)
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- Frank McGrath Jamora (uncredited)
- Mabel Smaney Settler (uncredited)
- Ric Roman Chief Paako (uncredited)
- Eddie Parks Rufus Black (uncredited)
- Emile Avery Trooper (uncredited)
- Troy Melton Soldier (uncredited)
- Jimmy Ames Poker Player (uncredited)
- Dorinda Clifton Woman at Dance (uncredited)
- Lois Hall Susan Wilson - School Teacher (uncredited)
- Miles Shepard Orderly (uncredited)
- Rudolf Friml Jr. Musician (uncredited)
- Robin Fletcher Nancy Dempster (uncredited)
- Fenton Jones Square-Dance Caller (uncredited)
- Terry Gilkyson Singalong
- Lew Bedell Trooper 'Hardsaddle' Harry (uncredited)
- Sherry Anne Atkins Child (uncredited)
- Sid Brokaw Musician (uncredited)
- Earl Colbert Musician (uncredited)
- Eugene Englund Musician (uncredited)
- Joanne Franklin Child (uncredited)
- Gene François Child (uncredited)
- Don Frost Corporal (uncredited)
- Ken Koutnik Levering (uncredited)
- Richie Kuller Child (uncredited)
- Eric Neilson Child (uncredited)
- Kenneth Otto Singer (uncredited)
- Toni Whaethel Singer (uncredited)
More from Irving Allen
More films directed by Irving Allen: The Hellions and 16 Fathoms Deep.
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Slaughter Trail FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Slaughter Trail, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Slaughter Trail?
Slaughter Trail runs 1 hour 18 minutes (78 minutes).
When was Slaughter Trail released?
Slaughter Trail was released on October 15, 1951.
Who directed Slaughter Trail?
Slaughter Trail was directed by Irving Allen.
More films by Irving Allen Who is in the cast of Slaughter Trail?
Slaughter Trail stars Andy Devine as Sgt. Macintosh, Gig Young as Ike Vaughn aka Murray and Chuck Hayward as Wounded Indian (uncredited), among 47 credited actors.
Does Slaughter Trail have a post-credit scene?
No. Slaughter Trail has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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