Warlock (1959 Film) - Cast

Cast

  • Richard Widmark as Johnny Gannon
  • Henry Fonda as Clay Blaisedell
  • Anthony Quinn as Tom Morgan
  • Dorothy Malone as Lily Dollar
  • Dolores Michaels as Jessie Marlow
  • Wallace Ford as Judge Holloway
  • Tom Drake as Abe McQuown
  • Richard Arlen as Bacon
  • DeForest Kelley as Curley Burne
  • Regis Toomey as Skinner
  • Vaughn Taylor as Henry Richardson
  • Don Beddoe as Dr. Wagner
  • Whit Bissell as Petrix
  • Bartlett Robinson as Buck Slavin
  • Frank Gorshin as Billy Gannon
  • June Blair as Dance hall girl
  • Robert Adler as Foss (uncredited)
  • Joel Ashley as Murch (uncredited)
  • Don 'Red' Barry as Edward Calhoun (uncredited)
  • Wally Campo as Barber (uncredited)
  • Harry Carter as Bartender (uncredited)
  • Paul Comi as Luke Friendly (uncredited)
  • Walter Coy as Deputy Sheriff Roy Tompson (uncredited)
  • Sheryl Deauville as Dance hall girl (uncredited)
  • Ann Doran as Mrs. Richardson (uncredited)
  • David Garcia as George 'Pony' Benner (uncredited)
  • Sol Gorss as Bob Nicholson (uncredited)
  • J. Anthony Hughes as Shaw (uncredited)
  • Roy Jenson as Hasty (uncredited)
  • L.Q. Jones as Fen Jiggs (uncredited)
  • Stan Kamber as Hutchinson (uncredited)
  • Gary Lockwood as Gang member (uncredited)
  • Ian MacDonald as MacDonald (uncredited)
  • Robert Osterloh as Professor (uncredited)
  • James Philbrook as Cade (uncredited)
  • Hugh Sanders as Sheriff Keller (uncredited)
  • Roy N. Sickner as Bush (uncredited)
  • Mickey Simpson as Fitzsimmons (uncredited)
  • Bert Stevens as Townsman (uncredited)
  • Joe Turkel as Chet Haggin (uncredited)
  • Tom Wilson as Townsman (uncredited)
  • Harry Worth as (uncredited)
  • Henry Worth as Burbage (uncredited)

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