| Burning Hills, The | |||||
| Warner Brothers (1956) | |||||
| Western | |||||
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| Tab Hunter | Trace Jordan | |
| Natalie Woods | Maria-Christina Colton | |
| Claude Akins | Ben Hindeman | |
| Rayford Barnes | Veach | |
| Hal Baylor | Braun | |
| John Doucette | Bartender | |
| Eduard Franz | Jacob Lantz - Tracker | |
| Bob Herron | Faber | |
| Earl Holliman | Morton Bayliss | |
| Skip Homeier | Jack Sutton | |
| Tyler MacDuff | Wes Parker | |
| David McMahon | Doctor | |
| Tina Menard | Mexican Housewife | |
| Allen Pinson | Sutton Rider | |
| Frank Puglia | Tio Perico |
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| Producer | Richard Whorf
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| Writer | Louis L'Amour
Irving Wallace |
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| Cinematography | Ted D. McCord
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| Musician | David Buttolph
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Trace discovers the body of his brother, Jerry and confronts Mr. Sutton the crook responsible for his brother's death. In self-defence Trace shoots Mr. Sutton. Sutton sends his henchmen to hunt and kill a wounded and fleeing Trace. Maria a half-breed Mexican girl, who's father was murdered by Sutton, becomes Trace's companion in flight. Written by Kelly |
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