Fighting Frontier

Fighting Frontier

Fighting Frontier

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Fighting Frontier

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1943

0h 57m

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Western

Overview

An agent (Tim Holt) goes undercover as an outlaw and almost gets lynched.

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Production Companies

RKO Radio Pictures

Cast & Crew

7 members

Acting

Tim Holt

Kit Russell

Tim Holt

Acting

Cliff Edwards

Ike

Cliff Edwards

Acting

Ann Summers

Jeannie Halvorsen

Ann Summers

Acting

William Gould

Commissioner Daniel Slocum

William Gould

Acting

Davison Clark

Judge Ben Halvorsen

Davison Clark

Acting

Slim Whitaker

Sheriff Logan

Slim Whitaker

Acting

Eddie Dew

Frank Walton

Eddie Dew

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