The Hallelujah Trail (1965) The Hallelujah Trail

The Hallelujah Trail ★★ 1965 Denver mining town in the late 1800s is about to batten down the hatches for a long winter, and there's not a drop of whiskey to be had. The U.S. Cavalry sends a shipment to the miners, but temperance leader Cora Templeton Massingale (Remick) and her bevy of ladies against liquor stand between the shipment and the would-be whistle whetters. Limp Western satire directed by Preston Sturges' brother, who fared much better when he kept a straight face (he also directed "The Great Escape"). Based on Bill Gulick's novel, "The Hallelujah Train." 166m/C VHS, DVD, Wide. Burt Lancaster, Lee Remick, Jim Hutton, Pamela Tiffin, Donald Pleasence, Brian Keith, Martin Landau; Director: John Sturges; Writer: John Gay; Writer: Robert L. Surtees; Cameo: Elmer Bernstein; Nar: John Dehner.

At-a-glance
Year Released 1965
Length (in minutes) 166
Display Color
Formats VHS, DVD, Wide.
National Film Registry
Credits
Role Name
Actor Martin Landau
Actor Jim Hutton
Actor Donald Pleasence
Actor Pamela Tiffin
Actor Burt Lancaster
Actor Brian Keith
Actor Lee Remick
Cameo Elmer Bernstein
Cinematographer Robert L. Surtees
Director John Sturges
Narrator John Dehner
Writer John Gay