The Hallelujah Trail

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The Hallelujah Trail is a 1965 Western comedy film that satirizes frontier life and the American West through an ensemble cast and large-scale, widescreen production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Western comedy film
film
aspectRatio ultra-widescreen
basedOn The Hallelujah Train NERFINISHED
novel by Bill Gulick
cinematographyBy Robert Surtees NERFINISHED
color color film
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts conflicts over a whiskey shipment
frontier life
director John Sturges NERFINISHED
distributor United Artists NERFINISHED
editedBy Ferris Webster NERFINISHED
filmingProcess Ultra Panavision 70 NERFINISHED
genre Western film
comedy film
satire
hasTheme parody of Western genre conventions
satire of the American West
medium feature film
musicBy Elmer Bernstein NERFINISHED
narrativeLocation Colorado Territory NERFINISHED
narrator John Dehner NERFINISHED
notableFor large-scale ensemble cast
large-scale widescreen production
originalLanguage English
producer John Sturges NERFINISHED
productionCompany The Mirisch Corporation NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1965
releaseCountry United States NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1965-06-23
runtime 165 minutes
screenwriter John Gay NERFINISHED
setting American West NERFINISHED
starring Brian Keith NERFINISHED
Burt Lancaster NERFINISHED
Donald Pleasence NERFINISHED
Jim Hutton NERFINISHED
John Anderson NERFINISHED
Lee Remick NERFINISHED
Martin Landau NERFINISHED
Pamela Tiffin NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfSetting 19th century American frontier
usesColorProcess Technicolor NERFINISHED

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John Sturges directed The Hallelujah Trail
Jim Hutton starredIn The Hallelujah Trail