Monte Walsh (1970)

Editor's Note Set during the turn of the century, MONTE WALSH is the story of a cowboy who slowly comes to realize that he has become an anachronism. In a reversal of the usual type of role he plays, in this film Palance is one of the "good guys."

	Jeanne Moreau
	Tom Heaton
	Jim Davis
	Jack Palance
	G.D. Spradlin
	Lee Marvin
	Michael Conrad
	Mitchell Ryan
	Gene Fowler Jr. - Editor
	Ward Preston - Art Director
	Jack Schaefer - Source Writer
	David M. Walsh - Cinematographer
	Ray Daniels - Editor
	Hal Landers - Producer
	David Zelag Goodman - Screenwriter
	Bobby Roberts - Producer
	John Barry - Composer
	Robert L. Wolfe - Editor
	Richard Brockway - Editor
	Lukas Heller - Screenwriter
	Albert Brenner - Production Designer
	William A. Fraker - Director

A.V. Club
"MONTE WALSH director William Fraker had a long, distinguished career as a cinematographer, and his debut feature looks soft, hazy, and up to date for 1970." -- Grade: B 01/05/2010