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Posse
"Posse" begins like most Westerns. It ends like none of them. It will knock you off your horse.
Genres
Western
Overview
A tough marshal with political ambitions leads an elite posse to capture a notorious train robber and his gang.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
92 min
Release Date
1975-06-04
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
73
Vote Average
6
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Kirk Douglas
Howard Nightingale
Bruce Dern
Jack Strawhorn
Bo Hopkins
Wesley
James Stacy
Harold Hellman
Luke Askew
Krag
David Canary
Pensteman
Alfonso Arau
Pepe
Katherine Woodville
Mrs. Cooper
Mark Roberts
Mr. Cooper
Beth Brickell
Carla Ross
Dick O'Neill
Wiley
William H. Burton Jr.
McCanless
Louie Elias
Rains
Gus Greymountain
Reyno
Allan Warnick
Telegrapher
Roger Behrstock
Buwalda
Jess Riggle
Hunsinger
Stephanie Steele
Amy
Melody Thomas Scott
Laurie
Dick Armstrong
Shanty Principal
Larry Finley
Shanty Principal
Pat Tobin
Shanty Principal
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