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The Bearcat est un film américain de genre Western réalisé par Edward Sedgwick avec Hoot Gibson

The Bearcat (1922)

The Bearcat
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Durée 50minutes
Réalisé par
OrigineEtats-Unis
Genres Western

The Bearcat est un film américain réalisé par Edward Sedgwick et sorti en 1922.

Acteurs

Hoot Gibson

(The Singin' Kid)Lillian Rich

(Alys May)Charles K. French

(Sheriff Bill Garfield)Harold Goodwin

(Peter May)Joe Harris

(Doc Henderson)
Et :
Fontaine La Rue
Alfred Hollingsworth
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