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![The Ride Back (, Associates and Aldrich) Directors: Allen H. Miner and [uncredited] Oscar Rudolph. Producers: William Conrad and Robert Aldrich. Screenplay: Anthony Ellis. Director of Photography: Joseph Biroc (1.85:1). Music: Frank DeVol. Cast: Anthony Quinn (Kallen), William Conrad (Hamish), Lita Milan (Elena). Filmed on location in Northern Mexico beginning September 21, . Completed: October 12, . Distribution: United Artists. Running time: 79 minutes. Released: May 1, . Alternate Title: The Way Back. NOTE: Oscar Rudolph directed 10 days of added scenes, retakes, and stunts after replacing Allen Miner. poster](https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w500/b3iJcQR77sSTuAo9o1qv8sZJ2m.jpg)
UNITED STATES · 1957
The Ride Back (, Associates and Aldrich) Directors: Allen H. Miner and [uncredited] Oscar Rudolph. Producers: William Conrad and Robert Aldrich. Screenplay: Anthony Ellis. Director of Photography: Joseph Biroc (1.85:1). Music: Frank DeVol. Cast: Anthony Quinn (Kallen), William Conrad (Hamish), Lita Milan (Elena). Filmed on location in Northern Mexico beginning September 21, . Completed: October 12, . Distribution: United Artists. Running time: 79 minutes. Released: May 1, . Alternate Title: The Way Back. NOTE: Oscar Rudolph directed 10 days of added scenes, retakes, and stunts after replacing Allen Miner.
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