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For viewers who enjoyed Clint Eastwood’s 1985 western Pale Rider, one underrated ‘60s movie starring Glenn Ford is well worth a watch. Pale Rider is unique among Clint Eastwood’s many Western movies as the 1985 revenge story sees the director and star toy with supernatural elements more explicitly than ever before. When a family is driven out of their hometown by a mining magnate’s hired goons, a mysterious drifter appears to assist them in standing up to the money-hungry developers. Eastwood himself admitted that his title character was a ghost, lending the Western movie a rare air of paranormal flair.

Related Pale Rider Cast & Character Guide

Pale Rider is a 1985 western starring and directed by Clint Eastwood. Here's a cast and character breakdown for the cult favorite.

After High Plains Drifter played with the concept of making Eastwood’s character an outright ghost, Pale Rider took things further and...

Lee Marvin in The Dirty Dozen

The following news items were found in The Hollywood Reporter on January 24, 1968:

Director Peter Yates, assistant director Tim Zinneman, cameraman Bill Fraker and several key crew operators to San Francisco for final pre-production on Warner-Seven Arts' Bullitt Lee Marvin will star in Monte Walsh, based on the Jack Schafer novel. Marvin will reportedly receive $1 million against 10% of the gross. Sammy Davis Jr. set to portray a key figure in the Rhythm of Life musical number in Universal's roadshow production of Sweet Charity. Assignment marks the first screen song and dance role Davis has played since he appeared in Porgy and Bess. (Note: this was not true. Davis performed song and dance numbers in the Rat Pack films Oceans Eleven and Robin and the Seven Hoods-Ed.) David Karp yesterday turned in the first draft screenplay of Viva Che!, 20th -Fox's forthcoming drama based on...