List of films shot in Lone Pine

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The following is a list of films shot in Lone Pine, California and the surrounding area, including the Alabama Hills and Whitney Portal. [1] [2] [3]

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YearTitleStudioStarring
1948 3 Godfathers Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer John Wayne
1946 Abilene Town United Artists Randolph Scott
1939 Across the Plains Monogram Jack Randall
2000 Adventures in Wild California IMAXDocumentary
1954 The Adventures of Hajji Baba 20th Century Fox John Derek
1938 The Adventures of Marco Polo United Artists Gary Cooper
1951 Along the Great Divide Warner Brothers Kirk Douglas
1978And I Alone SurvivedNBC Blair Brown
1928 The Arizona Cyclone Universal Pictures Fred Humes
1948 The Arizona Ranger RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1938 Army Girl Republic Pictures Madge Evans
1993 Army of One Vision International Dolph Lundgren
1943 Around the World RKO Radio Pictures Kay Kyser
1956 Around the World in 80 Days United Artists David Niven
1994AutryAMCDocumentary
1924The Back TrailUniversal Pictures Jack Hoxie
1955 Bad Day at Black Rock Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Spencer Tracy
1925 The Bad Lands Producers Distributing Corporation Harry Carey
1930 The Bad Man First National Pictures Walter Huston
1949 Bagdad Universal Pictures Maureen O'Hara
1967 The Bamboo Saucer [4] World Entertainment Corporation Dan Duryea
1943 Bar 20 United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1935 Bar 20 Rides Again Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1944 Barbary Coast Gent Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Wallace Beery
1935 Between Men Supreme PicturesJohnny Mack Brown
1950 Beyond the Purple Hills Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
1932 Beyond the Rockies RKO-Pathe Distributing Corporation Tom Keene
1994The BicyclistPast Due ProductionsRichmond Harrison
1927 Black Jack Fox Film Corporation Buck Jones
1949 Black Midnight Monogram Pictures Corporation Roddy McDowall
1956 Blackjack Ketchum, Desperado Columbia Pictures Howard Duff
1927 Blazing Days Universal PicturesFred Humes
1950 The Blazing Sun Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
1934 Blue Steel Monogram Pictures Corporation John Wayne
1937 Boots and Saddles Republic Pictures Gene Autry
1927 The Border Cavalier Universal PicturesFred Humes
1950 Border Treasure RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1941 Border Vigilantes Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1953 Born to the Saddle Astor Pictures CorporationChuck Courtney
1948 Borrowed Trouble United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
2002BountyThird Millennium EntertainmentShort Film (Leo Marks)
1923 Brass Commandments Fox Film Corporation William Farnum
1947 Brick Bradford Columbia Pictures Kane Richmond
1976BridgerAmerican Broadcasting CompanyJames Wainwright
1940 Brigham Young 20th Century Fox Film Corporation Tyrone Power
1950 Broken Arrow 20th Century Fox Film Corporation James Stewart
1949 Bruce Gentry Columbia PicturesTom Neal
1927 The Brute Warner Brothers PicturesMonte Blue
1989 Caged Fury 21st Century Film Corporation Erik Estrada
1920The CameramanReelcraft PicturesBilly Franey
1958 Cattle Empire 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation Joel McCrea
1936 The Cattle Thief Columbia Pictures Ken Maynard
1992 Chaplin TriStar Pictures Robert Downey Jr.
1936 The Charge of the Light Brigade Warner Brothers Pictures Errol Flynn
1926 Chasing Trouble Universal PicturesPete Morrison
1939 The Cisco Kid and the Lady 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation Cesar Romero (Cisco Kid)
1928The Clean-Up ManUniversal PicturesTed Wells
1928 Clearing the Trail Universal PicturesHoot Gibson
1947 Code of the West RKO Radio Pictures James Warren
1943 Colt Comrades United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1960 Comanche Station Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1936 Comin' Round the Mountain Republic Pictures Gene Autry
2003 Coral Reef Adventure MacGillivary Freeman FilmsDocumentary
2004Counting SheepGreen TVShort Film
1935 The Courageous Avenger Supreme PicturesJohnny Mack Brown
1950 Cow Town Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
1938 The Cowboy and the Lady United Artists Gary Cooper
1934 Cowboy Holiday Beacon Productions Inc.Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams
1990 Crash and Burn Paramount PicturesPaul Ganus
1996CrossworldsTrimark Pictures Rutger Hauer
1920 Cupid the Cowpuncher Goldwyn Distributing Company Will Rogers
1935Danger TrailsBeacon Productions Inc.Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams
1947 Dangerous Venture United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1943 Daredevils of the West Republic PicturesAllen Lane
1924Daring ChancesUniversal PicturesJack Hoxie
1991Dark RiderAction International Pictures Home VideoLance August
1948 The Dead Don't Dream United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1991Death FallsAAA Enterprises Inc. Rip Torn
1934 A Demon for Trouble Supreme Pictures Bob Steele
1926 The Demon Universal PicturesJack Hoxie
1950 The Desert Hawk Universal PicturesYvonne DeCarlo
1953 Desert Legion Universal Pictures Alan Ladd
1952 Desert Pursuit Monogram Pictures CorporationWayne Morris
1946 The Devil's Playground United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1995Digital ManRepublic PicturesKen Olandt
2000 Dinosaur Buena Vista PicturesAnimated
2012 Django Unchained A Band Apart Jamie Foxx
1949 The Doolins of Oklahoma Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1941 Down Mexico Way Republic Pictures Gene Autry
1942 Dudes are Pretty People United ArtistsJimmy Rogers
1925 Durand of the Bad Lands Fox Film Corporation Buck Jones
1950 Dynamite Pass RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1923 The Eagle's Feather Metro Pictures CorporationJack Hoxie
2006 Electroma Daft ArtsPeter Hurteau
1926 The Enchanted Hill Paramount Pictures Jack Holt
1936Everyman's LawSupreme PicturesJohnny Mack Brown
1966 An Eye for an Eye Embassy Pictures CorporationRobert Lansing
1931 Fair Warning Fox Film CorporationGeorga O'Brien
1943 False Colors United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1948 False Paradise United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1976Farewell to ManzanarNational Broadcasting CompanyYuki Shimoda
1933 The Fiddlin' Buckaroo Universal Pictures Ken Maynard
1924 Fighting Fury Universal PicturesJack Hoxie
1930 The Fighting Legion Universal Pictures Ken Maynard
1937 The Firefly Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Jeanette MacDonald
1951 Flame of Araby Universal Pictures Maureen O'Hara
1932 Flaming Guns Universal Pictures Tom Mix
1926 The Flying Horseman Fox Film Corporation Buck Jones
1921 For Those We Love Goldwyn Pictures CorporationBetty Compson
1931 Freighters of Destiny RKO-Pathe Distributing CorporationTom Keene
1958 From Hell to Texas 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationDon Murray
1934Frontier DaysSpectrum Films Bill Cody
1939 Frontier Marshal 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation Randolph Scott
1997 G.I. Jane Buena Vista Pictures Demi Moore
1940 The Gay Caballero 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation Cesar Romero (Cisco Kid)
1928 The Girl-Shy Cowboy Fox Film CorporationRex Bell
2000 Gladiator DreamWorks Distribution Russell Crowe
1925The Gold TrapUniversal PicturesFred Humes
2014 Godzilla Legendary PicturesGareth Edwards
1925 The Golden Princess Paramount PicturesBetty Bronson
1953 Goldtown Ghost Riders Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
2000 Gone in 60 Seconds Buena Vista Pictures Nicolas Cage
2002Goodbye, Guy GuyTwo Rats FilmsMichell Arellano
1923 The Grail Fox Film CorporationDustin Farnum
1982 The Great Chess Movie (Jouer Sa Vie)National Film Board of CanadaFerdnando Arrabal
1965 The Great Race Warner Brothers Pictures Jack Lemmon
1924 Greed Metro-Goldwyn Pictures CorporationZasu Pitts
1927 Gun Gospel First National Pictures Ken Maynard
1949 Gun Smugglers RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1950 The Gunfighter 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation Gregory Peck
1957 Gunfire at Indian Gap Republic PicturesVera Ralston
1939 Gunga Din RKO Radio Pictures Cary Grant
1948 Guns of Hate RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1937 Gunsmoke Ranch Republic Pictures Robert Livingston
1965 The Hallelujah Trail United Artists Burt Lancaster
1944 Hands Across the Border Republic Pictures Roy Rogers
1952 Hangman's Knot Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1938 Heart of Arizona Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1960 Hell Bent for Leather Universal PicturesAudie Murphy
1932 Hell Fire Austin Tiffany Productions Ken Maynard
1927 Hey! Hey! Cowboy Universal PicturesHoot Gibson
1940 Hi-Yo Silver Republic PicturesLee Powell
1932Hidden ValleyMonogram Pictures Corporation Bob Steele
1941 High Sierra Warner Brothers PicturesHumphry Bogart
2000Highway 395Castle Hill ProductionsFred Dryer
1957 The Hired Gun Metro-Goldwyn-MayerRory Calhoun
1953 The Hitch-Hiker RKO Radio PicturesEdmond O'Brien
1937 Hollywood Cowboy RKO Radio PicturesGeorge O'Brien
1989 Homer and Eddie Skouras PicturesJames Belushi
1935 Hop-Along Cassidy Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
2001Hopalong Cassidy: Public Hero #1Starz! Encore EntertainmentDocumentary
1937 Hopalong Rides Again Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1927The Horse TraderUniversal PicturesFred Gilman
1928 Hot News Paramount PicturesBebe Daniels
1962 How the West Was Won Metro-Goldwyn-MayerGregory Peck
1937 I Cover the War Universal Pictures John Wayne
1955 I Died a Thousand Times Warner Brothers PicturesJack Palance
1941 In Old Colorado Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1939 In Old Monterey Republic Pictures Gene Autry
1948 Indian Agent RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
2008 Iron Man Marvel Studios Robert Downey Jr.
1947 Jack Armstrong Columbia PicturesJohn Hart
1972 Joe Kidd Universal Pictures Clint Eastwood
1973 Jonathan Livingston Seagull Paramount PicturesPhillip Ahn (voice-Chang)
1945 Jungle Raiders Columbia PicturesKane Richmond
1922Just TonyFox Film Corporation Tom Mix
1993 Kalifornia Gramercy PicturesBrad Pitt
1950 Kim Metro-Goldwyn-MayerErrol Flynn
1953 King of the Khyber Rifles 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation Tyrone Power
1936 King of the Pecos Republic Pictures John Wayne
1940 Knights of the Range Paramount PicturesRussell Hayden
1941The Last of the Duanes20th Century-Fox Film CorporationGeorge Montgomery
2002The Last Place on EarthMTI Home VideoTisha Campbell
1953 The Last Posse Columbia Pictures Broderick Crawford
1958 The Law and Jake Wade Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Robert Taylor
1939 Law of the Pampas Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1935 Lawless Range Republic Pictures John Wayne
1935 Lawless Riders Columbia Pictures Ken Maynard
1943 The Leather Burners United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1991The Letters from MoabChanticleer FilmsJarrett Lennon
1933 Life in the Raw Fox Film CorporationGeorge O'Brien
1940 The Light of Western Stars Paramount PicturesVictor Jory
1919 Lightning Bryce National Film Corporation of AmericaJack Hoxie
2003Little EdenLightmaster ProductionD. A. Metrov
1935 The Lives of a Bengal Lancer Paramount Pictures Gary Cooper
1939 The Llano Kid Paramount PicturesTito Guizar
1948 Loaded Pistols Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
1938 The Lone Ranger Republic PicturesLee Powell
1942 Lone Star Ranger 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationJohn Kimbrough
2013 The Lone Ranger Walt Disney Pictures Johnny Depp
1957 The Lonely Man Paramount PicturesJack Palance
1954 The Long, Long Trailer Metro-Goldwyn-MayerLucille Ball
1937 Lost Horizon Columbia PicturesRonald Colman
1948 The Loves of Carmen Columbia PicturesRita Hayworth
1936 Lucky Terror Diversion PicturesHoot Gibson
1943 The Man from Music Mountain Republic Pictures Roy Rogers
1934 The Man from Utah Monogram Pictures Corporation John Wayne
1924 The Man from Wyoming Universal PicturesJack Hoxie
1951 Man in the Saddle Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1923 The Man Who Won Fox Film CorporationDustin Farnum
1938 Man's Country Monogram Pictures CorporationJack Randall
1961 Master of the World American International PicturesVincent Price
1994 Maverick Warner Brothers PicturesMel Gibson
1940 Melody Ranch Republic Pictures Gene Autry
1923 Men in the Raw Universal PicturesJack Hoxie
1941 Men of the Timberland Universal PicturesRichard Arlan
1937 The Mighty Treve Universal PicturesNoah Berry Jr
1924 The Mine with the Iron Door Principal Distributing CorporationPat O'Malley
1959 Money, Women and Guns Universal PicturesJock Mahoney
1957 The Monolith Monsters Universal PicturesLola Albright
1935 Moonlight on the Prairie Warner Brothers PicturesDick Foran
1974Mrs. SundanceAmerican Broadcasting CompanyElizabeth Montgomery
1950 Mule Train Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
1949 The Mysterious Desperado RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1944 Mystery Man United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1944 Nevada RKO Radio PicturesRobert Mitchum
1966 Nevada Smith Paramount PicturesSteve McQueen
1950 The Nevadan Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1994 The New Age Warner Brothers PicturesPete Weller
1935 The New Frontier Republic Pictures John Wayne
1960 North to Alaska 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationDick Foran
1936 Oh, Susanna! Republic Pictures Gene Autry
1935 Oil for the Lamps of China Warner Brothers PicturesPat O'Brien
1938 The Old Barn Dance Republic Pictures Gene Autry
1930 One Mad Kiss Fox Film CorporationJose Mojica
1936 The Oregon Trail Republic Pictures John Wayne
1941 Outlaws of the Desert Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1937 Outlaws of the Orient Columbia PicturesJack Holt
1943 The Ox-Bow Incident 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationHenry Fonda
1953 Pack Train Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
1948PanhandleAllied Artists Pictures CorporationRod Cameron
1930 Pardon My Gun Pathe ExchangeTom Keene
1985 Perfect Columbia PicturesJohn Travolta
1942 Perils of Nyoka Republic PicturesKay Aldridge
1998 Phantasm IV: Oblivion Warner Brothers PicturesA. Michael Baldwin
1936 The Phantom of the Range Victory Pictures CorporationTom Tyler
1941 Pirates on Horseback Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1946 Plainsman and the Lady Republic PicturesBill Elliott
1929 Points West Universal PicturesHoot Gibson
1920 Pollyanna United ArtistsMary Pickford
1961 Posse from Hell Universal PicturesAudie Murphy
1997 The Postman Warner Brothers PicturesKevin Costner
1938 Pride of the West Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1955 Prince of Players 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationRichard Burton
1927 The Rambling Ranger Universal PicturesJack Hoxie
1939 Range War Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1927Ranger of the NorthFilm Booking Offices of AmericaRanger the Dog
2001 Rat Race Paramount PicturesCuba Gooding Jr.
1951 Rawhide 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationTyrone Power
1955 The Rawhide Years Universal PicturesTony Curtis
1925 Red Blood and Blue Aywon FilmGuinn 'Big Boy' Williams
1925The Red RiderUniversal PicturesJack Hoxie
1932The Red ShadowUniversal PicturesWalter Miller
1939 Renegade Trail Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1994 Replikator Aurora Motion Pictures CorporationMichael St Gerard
1991Republic Pictures StoryAmerican Movie ClassicsDocumentary
2004ResurrectionResurrection Short LLCShort Film
1955 The Return of Jack Slade Allied Artists Pictures CorporationJohn Ericson
1936 Rhythm on the Range Paramount Pictures Bing Crosby
1959 Ride Lonesome Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1950 Rider from Tucson RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1927Rider of the LawBud Barsky CorporationAl Hoxie
1925The Rider of the PassUniversal PicturesFred Humes
1937Riders of the DawnMonogram Pictures CorporationJack Randall
1943 Riders of the Deadline United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1939 Riders of the Frontier Monogram Pictures Corporation Tex Ritter
1925 Riders of the Purple Sage Fox Film Corporation Tom Mix
1941 Riders of the Purple Sage 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationGeorge Montgomery
1925Riders of the Sand StormAywon FilmGuinn 'Big Boy' Williams
1924 The Ridin' Kid from Powder River Universal PicturesHoot Gibson
1926Riding RomanceAnchor Film Distributors Inc.Al Hoxie
1936 Rip Roarin' Buckaroo Victory Pictures CorporationTom Tyler
1935 The Roaring West Universal PicturesBuck Jones
1937 Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm Republic Pictures Gene Autry
1927 Rough and Ready Universal PicturesJack Hoxie
1920 The Round-Up Famous Players–Lasky Corporation Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
1941The RoundupParamount PicturesRichard Dix
2000Running on the Sun: The Badwater (135)Galaxy EntertainmentShort Film
1942 Saboteur Universal PicturesRobert Cummings
1939 Saga of Death Valley Republic Pictures Roy Rogers
1945 Salome, Where She Danced Universal PicturesYvonne DeCarlo
1926 Salt Lake Trail Aywon FilmArt Mix
1949 Samson and Delilah Paramount Pictures Hedy Lamarr
1949 Sand 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationMark Stevens
1998Sand TrapLooking Glass FilmsDavid Markey
1937 Sandflow Universal PicturesBuck Jones
1985Savage DawnBingo Video IncGeorge Kennedy
1937 Secret Valley 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationRichard Arlan
1941 Secrets of the Wasteland Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1926 Senor Daredevil First National Pictures Ken Maynard
1956 Seven Men from Now Warner Brothers Pictures Randolph Scott
1994 The Shadow Universal PicturesAlec Baldwin
1927 Shootin' Irons Paramount Famous Lasky CorporationJack Luden
1963 Showdown Universal PicturesAudie Murphy
1948 Silent Conflict United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1927 The Silent Rider Universal PicturesHoot Gibson
1948 Sinister Journey United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1926 A Six Shootin' Romance Universal PicturesJack Hoxie
2000 Slow Burn Artisan Entertainment Minnie Driver
1935 Smokey Smith Supreme Pictures Bob Steele
1927 Somewhere in Sonora First National Pictures Ken Maynard
1933 Somewhere in Sonora Vitagraph John Wayne
1943 Song of Texas Republic Pictures Roy Rogers
1930 Song of the West Warner Brothers PicturesJohn Boles
1927 Splitting the Breeze Film Booking Offices of AmericaTom Tyler
1925Sporting WestAywon FilmGuinn 'Big Boy' Williams
1952 Springfield Rifle Warner Brothers Pictures Gary Cooper
1930SpursUniversal PicturesHoot Gibson
1927The Square ShooterUniversal PicturesFred Gilman
1950 Stage to Tucson Columbia PicturesRod Cameron
1949 Stagecoach Kid RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
2004 Stand Up for Justice Visual CommunicationsAlexis Cruz
1937 A Star Is Born United ArtistsJanet Gaynor
1994 Star Trek Generations Paramount Pictures Patrick Stewart
1989 Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Paramount Pictures William Shatner
1921 The Sting of the Lash Robertson-Cole Distributing CorporationPauline Frederick
1926 The Stolen Ranch Universal PicturesFred Humes
1938 Storm Over Bengal Republic PicturesPatrick Knowles
1948 Strange Gamble United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1953 The Stranger Wore a Gun Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1946 Sunset Pass RKO Radio PicturesJames Warren
1924 The Sunset Trail Universal PicturesWilliam Desmond
1991Sweet PoisonSmart Money ProductionsSteven Bauer
1927Swiss MovementsParamount PicturesJimmie Adams
1925Taking ChancesUniversal PicturesFred Humes
1957 The Tall T Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1995Taming Power of the SmallNo studioCody Dorkin
1943 Tarzan's Desert Mystery RKO Radio PicturesJohnny Weissmuller
1952 Tarzan's Savage Fury RKO Radio PicturesLex Barker
1994Terminal VelocityBuena Vista PicturesCharlie Sheen
1933 Terror Trail Universal Pictures Tom Mix
1951 Texans Never Cry Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
1940 Three Faces West Republic Pictures John Wayne
1940 Three Men from Texas Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1936 Three on the Trail Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1959 Thunder in the Sun Paramount PicturesSusan Hayward
1947 Thunder Mountain RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1928 Thunder Riders Universal PicturesTed Wells
1933 The Thundering Herd Paramount Pictures Randolph Scott
1972TimegateNo studioNo star
1942 Tombstone: The Town too Tough to Die Paramount PicturesRichard Dix
2001Toyo Miyatake: Infinite Shades of GrayJapanese American National MuseumDocumentary
1940 Trail of the Vigilantes Universal PicturesFranchot Tone
1947 Trail to San Antone Republic Pictures Gene Autry
1930 Trailing Trouble Universal PicturesHoot Gibson
2009 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Paramount Pictures Shia LaBeouf
1990 Tremors Universal Pictures Kevin Bacon
1997 Trial and Error New Line CinemaMichael Richards
1947 Tycoon RKO Radio Pictures John Wayne
1950 Under Mexicali Stars Republic PicturesRex Allen
1938 Under Western Stars Republic Pictures Roy Rogers
1947 Unexpected Guest United Artists William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1948 Untamed Breed Columbia PicturesSonny Tufts
1945 Utah Republic Pictures Roy Rogers
1951 Valley of Fire Columbia Pictures Gene Autry
1955 The Violent Men Columbia Pictures Glenn Ford
1967 The Violent Ones Feature Film Corporation of AmericaFernando Lamas
1958The Violent RoadWarner Brothers PicturesBrian Keith
1923 The Virginian States Rights Independent ExchangesKenneth Harlan
1929 The Wagon Master Universal Pictures Ken Maynard
1940 Wagons Westward Republic PicturesChester Morris
1949 The Walking Hills Columbia Pictures Randolph Scott
1945 Wanderer of the Wasteland RKO Radio PicturesJames Warren
1935 Wanderer of the Wasteland Paramount Pictures Dean Jagger
1965 War Party 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationMichael T. Mikler
1920 Water, Water Everywhere Goldwyn Distributing Company Will Rogers
1967 Waterhole No. 3 Paramount Pictures James Coburn
1936 West of Nevada Colony Pictures Inc.Rex Bell
1945 West of the Pecos RKO Radio Pictures Robert Mitchum
1935 Western Frontier Columbia Pictures Ken Maynard
1937 Western Gold 20th Century-Fox Film CorporationSmith Ballew
1948 Western Heritage RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1927 The Western Rover Universal PicturesArt Acord
1935 Westward Ho Republic Pictures John Wayne
2006What I Did for LoveHallmark EntertainmentJeremy London
1934 Wheels of Destiny Universal Pictures Ken Maynard
1938 Where the Buffalo Roam Monogram Pictures CorporationTex Ritter
1925Whistling JimAywon FilmGuinn 'Big Boy' Williams
1925 The White Outlaw Universal Pictures Jack Hoxie
1925White ThunderFilm Booking Offices of America Yakima Canutt
1941 Wide Open Town Paramount Pictures William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)
1947 Wild Horse Mesa RKO Radio Pictures Tim Holt
1937 Wild Horse Rodeo Republic PicturesRobert Livingston
1926 The Wild Horse Stampede Universal Pictures Jack Hoxie
1931 Woman Hungry Warner Brothers PicturesSidney Blackmer
1936 Woman Trap Paramount PicturesGertrude Michael
1948 Yellow Sky 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation Gregory Peck
1970 Zabriskie Point Metro-Goldwyn-MayerMark Frechette

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