The Sheepman
Synopsis
A stranger in a Western cattle-town behaves with remarkable self-assurance, establishing himself as a man to be reckoned with. The reason appears with his stock: a herd of sheep, which he intends to graze on the range. The horrified inhabitants decide to run him out at all costs
Full Credits
- Director:George Marshall, George Marshall,
- Writer:James Edward Grant, William Bowers,
- Producer:Edmund Grainger,
- Cinematographer:Robert J. Bronner,
- Editor:Ralph E. Winters,
- Cast:Edgar Buchanan, Shirley MacLaine, Mickey Shaughnessy, Leslie Nielsen, Glenn Ford,
- Set Decoration:Henry Grace, Hugh Hunt,
- Costume Design:Walter Plunkett,
- Stunt Double:
- Sound Recordist:Wesley C. Miller,
- Adaptation:William Roberts,
- Story by:James Edward Grant,
- Original Music Composer:Jeff Alexander,
- Assistant Director:Al Jennings,
- Special Effects:Robert R. Hoag,
- Other:Charles K. Hagedon,
- Screenplay:William Bowers, James Edward Grant,
- Stunts:Robert 'Buzz' Henry,
- Recording Supervision:Wesley C. Miller,
- Art Direction:William A. Horning, Malcolm Brown,
- Hairstylist:Sydney Guilaroff,
- Makeup Artist:William Tuttle,
Technical specifications
- Country:United States
- Language:English
- Release:May 1, 1958
- Duration:85 min
- Genres:Western, Comedy, Drama