The Winds of Autumn

Synopsis

In the film 'The Winds of Autumn' (1976) starring Jack Elam, viewers are taken on a journey through the rugged Wild West, where a group of unlikely companions embarks on an adventure filled with danger, betrayal, and redemption. As they navigate through the dusty deserts and treacherous terrain, each character must confront their past and face the harsh realities of the unforgiving landscape. With themes of friendship, sacrifice, and the pursuit of justice, 'The Winds of Autumn' is a gripping tale that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Cast

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  Jack Elam

  J. Pete Hankins

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  Jeanette Nolan

  Ora Mae Hankins

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  Andrew Prine

  Wire Hankins

• Earl E. Smith

  Mr. Pepperdine

• Chuck Pierce Jr.

  Joel Rigney

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  Jimmy Clem

  Hog Hankins

Reviews

The Winds of Autumn' (1976) has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its authentic Western atmosphere and strong performances, while others find fault in its pacing and predictability. The New York Times commends the film for its captivating portrayal of the tumultuous Wild West, stating that 'Jack Elam delivers a memorable performance, bringing depth and complexity to his character.' On the other hand, Variety criticizes the movie for its lackluster script and clichéd plot, rating it a solid 5/10. Despite its flaws, some viewers appreciate the nostalgic charm of 'The Winds of Autumn' and its tribute to classic Westerns. Overall, the film has garnered a moderately positive reception among audiences, reflected in its IMDb rating of 6.1/10.

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