Cast
- Henry Fonda as Gil Carter
- Dana Andrews as Donald Martin
- Mary Beth Hughes as Rose Mapen / Rose Swanson
- Anthony Quinn as Juan MartÃnez / Francisco Morez
- William Eythe as Gerald Tetley
- Harry Morgan as Art Croft (credited as Henry Morgan)
- Jane Darwell as Jenny Grier
- Matt Briggs as Judge Daniel Tyler
- Harry Davenport as Arthur Davies
- Frank Conroy as Maj. Tetley
- Marc Lawrence as Jeff Farnley
- Paul Hurst as Monty Smith
- Victor Kilian as Darby
- Chris-Pin Martin as Poncho
- Willard Robertson as Sheriff
- Leigh Whipper as Sparks (Whipper, the only African-American in the cast, was not listed in the movie credits)
- Margaret Hamilton as the house keeper
- Billy Benedict as the young man
- Dick Rich as Deputy Butch Mapes
- George Meeker as Mr. Swanson
- Francis Ford as Alva Hardwicke
All cast members are deceased.
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