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Black Gold in Glorious Cinecolor! - Black Gold
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Title: Black Gold

Release Date: 16 Sep 1947

Runtime: 1h 29m

Genre: Drama, Western

Director: Allied Artists Pictures

Production Companies: Allied Artists Pictures

Overview: A Native American man trains a horse for the Kentucky Derby.

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Average Vote: 6 (2 votes)

Cast

  • Charley Eagle: Anthony Quinn
  • Sarah Eagle: Katherine DeMille
  • Davey: 'Ducky' Louie
  • Bucky: Raymond Hatton
  • Stanley Lowell: Kane Richmond
  • Colonel Caldwell: Thurston Hall
  • Don Toland: Moroni Olsen
  • Senator Watkins: Jonathan Hale
  • Schoolboy: Darryl Hickman
  • Judge Wilson: Charles Trowbridge
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