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Paint Your Wagon

Two unlikely prospector partners share the same wife in a California gold rush mining town.

Starring:

Alan Baxter, Alan Dexter, Benny Baker, Cal Bartlett, Clint Eastwood, Daniel Keough, Eddie Little Sky, Harve Presnell, Harvey Parry, HB Haggerty, HW Gim, Jean Seberg, Jerry Whittington, John Mitchum, Karl Bruck, Lee Marvin, Patrick Hawley, Paula Trueman, Ray Walston, Robert Easton, Roy Jenson, Sue Casey, Terry Jenkins, Tom Ligon, Walt Davis, Wayne McLare

Genre:

Comedy, Romance, Musical, Western

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