| Produced by: |
| Universal-International Pictures |
| Cast (in alphabetical order) |
| Audie Murphy .... | Yancy |
| Joanne Dru .... | Marcy Howard |
| Gilbert Roland .... | Paul |
| Jim Backus .... | Mr. Forbes |
| Sandra Dee .... | Rosalie |
| George Mitchell II .... | Uncle Lije |
| Peter Breck .... | Chip |
| Strother Martin .... | Ben Stocker |
| Wesley Marie Tackitt .... | Ma Ransome |
| Betty Harford .... | Mrs. Forbes |
| Mel Leonard .... | Pitchman |
| Lillian Adams .... | Kiri |
| Val Benedict .... | Richie |
| Jim Sheppard .... | Henchman |
| Ed Stroll .... | Henchman |
| John Qualls .... | Henchman |
| Frank Wolff .... | Henchman |
| Rosemary Eliot .... | Dancehall Girl |
| Barbara Morris .... | Dancehall Girl |
| Louise Glenn .... | Dancehall Girl |
| Stephen Roberts II .... | Bouncer |
| Tammy Windsor .... | Townswoman |
| Written by: |
Sy Gomberg and
Jack Sher |
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Cinematography by: |
| Harold Lipstein |
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Costume Design by: |
| Bill Thomas, Sr. |
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Film Editing by: |
| George A. Gittens |
Summary:
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Audie plays a mountain youth not nurtured in the ways of civilization. He comes across a rather
unkempt girl played by Sandra Dee and together they go into town where they are celebrating the
4th of July. Audie manages to get into trouble, falling for a dancehall girl. The sheriff is a crook and
Audie winds up killing him after he has hired Rosalie (Dee) as part of the saloon staff. Audie and
Sandra eventually go back into the mountains together.
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