Michael Winner	...	(Director)
Gerald Wilson	...	(Writer)
Charles Bronson	...	Pardon Chato
Jack Palance	...	Capt. Quincey Whitmore
James Whitmore	...	Joshua Everette
Simon Oakland	...	Jubal Hooker
Ralph Waite	...	Elias Hooker
Richard Jordan	...	Earl Hooker
Victor French	...	Martin Hall
Sonia Rangan	...	Chato's woman
William Watson	...	Harvey Lansing
Roddy McMillan	...	Gavin Malechie
Paul Young	...	Brady Logan
Raúl Castro	...	Mexican Scout
Lee Patterson	...	George Dunn
Roland Brand	...
Peter Dyneley	...	Ezra Meade
Hugh McDermott	...	Bartender
Celestino González	...	(as Celestino Gonzalez)
Florencio Amarilla	...
Verna Harvey	...	Shelby Hooker
Sally Adez	...	Moira Logan
Clive Endersby	...	Jacob Meade
Rebecca Wilson	...	Edna Malechie
Luis Amarilla	...
Richard Basehart	...	Nye Buell

Summary: Michael Winner directs this Western frontier thriller starring Charles Bronson as Chato, a half-breed Apache Indian whose life is spent treading the precarious line between two cultures as he tries to balance allegiance to his tribe with his attraction to the white man's world. When he kills a vicious sheriff in self-defence, he finds himself on the run from a ruthless posse led by Captain Quincey Whitmore (Jack Palance), a former Confederate soldier who is determined to see him hang. But Chato knows this harsh, unforgiving desert country better than anyone, and soon outdistances the 13 men chasing him.