The Lusty Men
Arthur Kennedy
['mary astor', 'tom baker', 'david threlfall', 'linda blair', 'laraine day', 'kavya madhavan', 'malashri', 'paul gross', 'sumanth', 'prithviraj sukumaran', 'nanni moretti', 'troy donahue', 'saranya ponvannan', 'albert brooks', 'lara dutta', 'benny goodman', 'bo hopkins', 'raymond mckee', 'catherine deneuve', 'max von sydow', 'guru dutt', 'lexa doig', 'marina berti', 'erik per sullivan', 'bob knight', 'rudolf forster', 'eduardo ciannelli', 'marc lavoine', 'phil carey', 'hayden panettiere', 'milburn stone', 'yogesh', 'valentino', 'bruce bennett', 'sidney olcott', 'john boorman', 'cecil kellaway', 'sushant singh', 'olivia williams', 'gervais', 'seena owen', 'kristen schaal', 'larry kramer', 'deanna durbin', 'hilary duff', 'john lurie', 'sharlto copley', 'mamta kulkarni', 'bill oddie', 'claudine auger', 'dermot walsh', 'alec guinness', 'paris hilton', 'fred willard', 'cory monteith', 'joan leslie', 'mc ren', 'steve zahn', 'dana ashbrook', 'brendan sexton iii', 'christian kane', 'puneet issar', 'roy orbison', 'oprah', 'alyson stoner', 'michael emerson', 'wesley snipes', 'bradford dillman', 'steve oedekerk', 'peter weller', 'david hasselhoff', 'pierce brosnan', 'peter bogdanovich', 'pearl white', 'wim wenders', 'neil nitin mukesh', 'ranjeeta kaur', 'christina milian', 'sarah jessica parker', 'kelly lynch', 'andreas wilson', 'jenny agutter', 'shingo katori', 'saleh bakri', 'roland manookian', 'jennifer rubin', 'nuri bilge ceylan', 'margaret cho', 'anna gunn', 'peter capaldi', 'ella raines', 'scott mosier', 'giuseppe ferrara', 'lois maxwell', 'bryan brown', 'michael angarano', 'raoul walsh', 'don hertzfeldt', 'joan rivers']
The Lusty Men
The Lusty Men is a 1952 western film made by Wald-Krasna productions and RKO Radio Pictures. The film stars Susan Hayward, Robert Mitchum, Arthur Kennedy, and Arthur Hunnicutt. It was directed by Nicholas Ray and produced by Jerry Wald and Norman Krasna from a screenplay by David Dortort, Horace McCoy, Alfred Hayes, Andrew Solt, and Jerry Wald based on the novel by Claude Stanush. The music score was by Roy Webb and the cinematography by Lee Garmes. The film's world premiere was at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, Texas.