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The White Buffalo ()


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At the closing of 1874 a haunted, dying Wild Bill Hickok teams up with a grieving Crazy Horse to hunt a murderous albino buffalo.

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Bill Hickok / James Otis
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Charlie Zane
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Crazy Horse / Worm
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Poker Jenny Schermerhorn
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Whistling Jack Kileen
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Winifred Coxy
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Abel Pickney
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Amos Briggs
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Cassie Ollinger
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Tim Brady
Clifford A. Pellow ...
Pete Holt (as Cliff Pellow)
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Amos Bixby (as Douglas V. Fowley)
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Captain Tom Custer
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Jack McCall
Scott Walker ...
Gyp Hook-Hand
Ed Bakey ...
Ben Corbett
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Corporal Kileen
David Roya ...
Kid Jelly (as David Roy Chandler)
Phil Montgomery ...
Wes Pugh (as Philip Montgomery)
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Black Shawl (as Linda Moon Redfearn)
Chief Tug Smith ...
Old Worm
Douglas Hume ...
Aaron Pratt
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Johnny Varner
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Frozen Dog Pimp
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Frieda
Joseph Roman ...
Silky Smith (as Joe Roman)
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Paddy Welsh
Larry Martindale ...
Cheyenne Bar Man
Scott Bryson ...
Frozen Dog Miner
Will Walker ...
Frozen Dog Miner
Gregory White ...
Frozen Dog Miner (as Gregg White)
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Short Man (uncredited)
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Bar Patron (uncredited)
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Tall Man (uncredited)

Directed by

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J. Lee Thompson

Written by

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Richard Sale ... (screenplay)
 
Richard Sale ... (from his novel "The White Buffalo")

Produced by

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Dino De Laurentiis ... executive producer (uncredited)
Pancho Kohner ... producer

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John Barry ... (music composed and conducted by)

Cinematography by

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Paul Lohmann ... director of photography

Editing by

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Michael F. Anderson

Editorial Department

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Terence Anderson ... associate film editor
Michael Cipriano ... assistant film editor
Ann Morrissey ... post production assistant

Casting By

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Joyce Selznick

Production Design by

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Tambi Larsen

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James L. Berkey ... (as James Berkey)

Costume Design by

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Eric Seelig ... (costumes)

Makeup Department

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Michael Hancock ... makeup artist
Shirley Padgett ... hair stylist
Phil Rhodes ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Hal Klein ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Jack Aldworth ... assistant director
Pat Kehoe ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Michael D. Combs ... greensman (as Michael Combs)
Boris Vallejo ... poster designer
Mentor Huebner ... production illustrator (uncredited)
Alfred M. Kemper ... set designer (uncredited)
Dave Margolin ... painter (uncredited)
Darrell L. White ... set designer (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Lyle J. Burbridge ... re-recording mixer
Michael J. Kohut ... re-recording mixer
William L. McCaughey ... re-recording mixer
Frank Meadows ... boom operator
Jack Nigh ... boom man
Harlan Riggs ... sound
Ross Taylor ... sound effects editor
Lyle J. Burbridge ... sound designer (uncredited)
Pat Kehoe ... sound (uncredited)
Donald C. Rogers ... technical director of sound (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Roy L. Downey ... production special effects (as Roy Downey)
Richard M. Parker ... special effects
Larry L. Fuentes ... special effects (uncredited)
Wayne Rose ... special effects (uncredited)

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Bill Hansard ... process coordinator

Stunts

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Bennie E. Dobbins ... stunt coordinator (as Ben Dobbins)
Bruce Paul Barbour ... stunts (uncredited)
Ben Bates ... stunts (uncredited)
Eli Bo Jack Blackfeather ... stunts (uncredited)
Joe Pronto ... stunts (uncredited)
Greg Walker ... stunts (uncredited)
George P. Wilbur ... stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Kenneth Bell ... still man
Ron Frantzvog ... second assistant camera
Edmond L. Koons ... camera operator (as Ed Koons)
J. Michael Marlett ... gaffer (as Michael Marlett)
Thomas P. Powell ... lighting technician
Tom Prophet Jr. ... key grip (as Tom Prophet)
Ronald Vidor ... first assistant camera (as Ron Vidor)
Doug Byers ... electrician (uncredited)
Steve Lydecker ... first assistant camera (uncredited)
Owen Marsh ... camera operator (uncredited)
Chris Strong ... lighting technician (uncredited)
Ronald Vidor ... Steadicam operator (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Dennis Fill ... set costumer

Location Management

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R. Anthony Brown ... location manager

Music Department

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John Barry ... conductor
Dan Carlin Sr. ... music editor (as Dan Carlin)
The Hollywood Symphony Orchestra ... music performed by (uncredited)
Malcolm McNab ... musician: trumpet (uncredited)
John Neufeld ... orchestrator (uncredited)
Tommy Tedesco ... musician: guitar (uncredited)
Louise Di Tullio ... musician: flute (uncredited)
Dan Wallin ... score mixer (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Dolores Rubin ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Gerald R. Molen ... transportation coordinator (as Jerry Molen)

Additional Crew

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Ernest Anderson ... unit publicist (as Ernie Anderson)
Mario Chiari ... special consultant buffalo sequences
Virginia Cook-McGowan ... production coordinator (as Virginia Cook)
Dino De Laurentiis ... presenter
Michaeldino ... animal fur
Dan Perri ... title designer
Carlo Rambaldi ... special consultant buffalo sequences
Manette Rosen ... secretary to the producer
Rudy Ugland ... ramrod (as Rudy Ugland Jr.)
George Van Noy ... assistant to producer
Ruth West ... production auditor
Daniel J. Heffner ... assistant to executive producer (uncredited)
Ann Morrissey ... post-production auditor (uncredited)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Tormented by incessant and recurring nightmares of a hellish great white buffalo attacking him in the snow-clad wilderness, the ailing Wild Bill Hickok, decides to travel north to hunt down the raging mythical beast. Along the way, the experienced hunter will team up with an old friend, the one-eyed Charlie, while in the meantime, the Indian Chief Crazy Horse whose child was killed by the same creature, is already out in the unforgiving landscape, pursuing the extraordinary bison. Without a doubt, both men won't rest until they find the supernatural monster of legend, however, in this uncomfortable alliance, even the slightest mistake can prove deadly. Written by Nick Riganas

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Taglines Two legendary enemies unite to fight the charging white beast!! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Hunt to Kill (United States)
  • Le bison blanc (France)
  • El desafío del búfalo blanco (Spain)
  • Valkoinen buffalo (Finland)
  • Белый бизон (Russia)
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Runtime
  • 97 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia The film correctly shows the way the historical Wild Bill carried his revolvers, butt-forward in a belt or sash without any holsters. See more »
Goofs Crazy Horse only learns of Hickok's true identity when Charlie curses him at the end. However, earlier in the film, as Jack Kylene is challenging Hickok on the mountain, he shouts his name numerous times before Crazy Horse kills him with arrows. Kylene's voice echoes repeatedly. Crazy Horse would easily have heard him. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in 100 Years of the Hollywood Western (1994). See more »
Crazy Credits The final credits play between two sepia oval portraits of the two principal actors in character, with the captions: "J.B.Hickok - Born 1837- Murdered 1876" and "Crazy Horse - Born 1842- Murdered 1877". See more »
Quotes Abel Pinkney: When you get through planting them two, I got three more customers (bodies) for you inside the coach. And I believe they got enough money to pay for their own box.
Amos Bixby: That's right kindly of you, Abel. You better lay them out in the snow until I get back. That will keep them fresh.
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