Bronco (1958)
| Release Date | 23 September 1958 |
| Genre | Western, Action |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | Warner Bros. Studios, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Black and White |
| Film Type | Series |
| Tags | Bad Guy, Cowboy, Good Guy, Lawman, Outlaw [Western] |
Bronco is a Western series on ABC from 1958 through 1962. It was shown by the BBC in the United Kingdom. The program starred Ty Hardin as Bronco Layne, a former Confederate officer who wandered the Old West, meeting such well-known individuals as Wild Bill Hickok, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, Theodore Roosevelt, Belle Starr, Cole Younger, and John Wesley Hardin (the latter played by Scott Marlowe).
Cast and Crew
Cast
Robert Colbert
Arron Running Deer
Mike Road
Cpl. Rod Evans
Gary Vinson
Bud Donner
Barry Kelley
G.J. Harkness
Walter Coy
Sheriff Springer
Ron Hayes
Ed - Gunman Hardin Kills
Charles E. Fredericks
Crane
Charles Stevens
Dan'l Webster
Jean Allison
Flora Waters
Ken Lynch
Marshall Gaffney
Ed Prentiss
Col. Galt
Bing Russell
Jeb Thomas
Arthur Space
Morgan Owing
Harry Strang
Bill Bolin
Russell Thorson
Armitage
Joseph Gallison
Private Foster
Tol Avery
Mohler
Willis Bouchey
Judge Fowler
Harry Harvey Jr.
Luke
Frank Ferguson
Marshal Bob Harrod
I. Stanford Jolley
Old Man Shirley
Mort Mills
Hickins
Holly Bane
Bartender
Francis De Sales
Lawrence Larson
Terry Rangno
David Platt
Ken Mayer
Horse trader
J. Edward McKinley
Governor
Henry Hunter
Foster
Harry Lauter
Bill Mack
Tom London
Hank
Barry Atwater
Alec McSween
Baynes Barron
Feeny
Charles Cooper
Frank Stover
Richard Evans
Tim Willis
Tod Griffin
Chip Garnes
John Harmon
Dykes
Mike Keene
Abner Shelton
Carlos Romero
Angelo
Hugh Sanders
Caleb White
Karl Weber
Ab Walker
Myron Healey
Matt Larker
Ray Teal
Jeb Donner
Billy M. Greene
Sutler
Frank Albertson
Gage
Richard Hale
Chief Victorio
Arch Johnson
Gunlock
Howard McLeod
Parsons
Richard Garland
Capt. Grey
Robert McQueeney
Jeremy
Keith Richards
Felton
William Bell
Charlie Streeter
George Petrie
Jack Coe
Director
Lee Sholem
Robert Sparr
Alan Crosland Jr.
Herbert L. Strock
Paul Landres
Leslie Goodwins
Leslie H. Martinson
Reginald Le Borg
Gunther von Fritsch
George Waggner
Edward Dein
Writer
Gerald Drayson Adams
Arnold Belgard
Dean Riesner
George F. Slavin
Richard H. Landau
Bob Fisher
Steve Frazee
Berne Giler
Alan Lipscott
James O'Hanlon
Jack Laird
Arthur W. Silver
William Bruckner
Fred Eggers
William L. Stuart
Cy Chermak
Producer
William T. Orr
executive producer
Sidney Biddell
producer
Charles Hoffman
producer
Cinematographer
Perry Finnerman
Roger Shearman
Wesley Anderson
Edwin B. DuPar
Warren Lynch
Rex Wimpy
Editor
Robert Crawford
James W. Graham
Marsh Hendry
Robert Jahns
Michael Luciano
James Moore
David Wages
Robert B. Warwick Jr.
Art Director
William L. Campbell
Perry Ferguson
Leo K. Kuter
Set Decorator
Mowbray Berkeley
Ted Driscoll
Frank M. Miller
Eugene Redd
William Wallace
Makeup Department
Gordon Bau
makeup artist
Production Manager
Oren Haglund
production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Claude Archer
assistant director
Ralph E. Black
assistant director
Robert Farfan
assistant director
William R. Lasky
assistant director
Rusty Meek
assistant director
Lindsley Parsons Jr.
second assistant director
Ted Vallejo
assistant director
Art Department
Lee W. Moore
props
Roy Moore
props
Sound Department
Eugene Irvine
sound
Don McKay
sound recordist
Ross Owen
sound editor
Dave Stoner
sound recordist
Stunts
Jack N. Young
stunts
Bennie E. Dobbins
stunts
Bob Herron
stunts
Editorial Department
James Moore
supervising film editor
Music Department
Paul Sawtell
music supervisor
Bert Shefter
music supervisor
Other Crew
Arvo Ojala
gun coach
Production Company
Warner Bros. Television
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Distributor
American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
Warner Home Video
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