Comanche Crossing (1968)

Genre : Western

Runtime : 0M

Director : Larry Buchanan

Synopsis

Native american western by Larry Buchanan.

Actors

Cynthia Hull
Cynthia Hull
Tony Huston
Tony Huston
Caruth C. Byrd
Caruth C. Byrd

Crews

Larry Buchanan
Larry Buchanan
Director
Larry Buchanan
Larry Buchanan
Writer
Larry Buchanan
Larry Buchanan
Producer
Larry Buchanan
Larry Buchanan
Editor
Tony Huston
Tony Huston
Writer
Caruth C. Byrd
Caruth C. Byrd
Producer
Ralph K. Johnson
Ralph K. Johnson
Cinematography
Bob Harris
Bob Harris
Stunts
Joreta C. Cherry
Joreta C. Cherry
Production Coordinator

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