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Places: wild trackless land • in the mountains • on the plains • in the desert • down the river Main characters: James Stuart plays the mountain man; Henry Fonda plays the plainsman; the Prescot Family is played by Karl Malden and Agnes Moorehead; Debbie Reynolds plays a dancer; Carroll Baker plays a pioneer woman; Walter Brennan and Brigid Bazlen play river pirates; Eli Wallach plays a desperado named Charlie Gant; Lee J. Cobb plays a US marshall; Gregory Peck plays the gambler Clee Van Valen; a wagonmaster