Best Western I've ever seen
Don't forget a young Lee Van Cleef as one of Liberty's "yes men"
John Carradine
and of course Vera Miles.
This thing had a cast of characters that reads like a Horrywood party
Hell I see this came out in '62, I was only 14 at the time. We MAY NOT have had our TV at that time.
Don't forget a young Lee Van Cleef as one of Liberty's "yes men"
John Carradine
and of course Vera Miles.
This thing had a cast of characters that reads like a Horrywood party
Hell I see this came out in '62, I was only 14 at the time. We MAY NOT have had our TV at that time.