From Hell to Texas

Tod Lohman

Juanita Bradley

Amos Bradley

Tom Boyd

Hunter Boyd

Jake Leffertfinger

Hal Carmody

Otis Boyd

Bayliss

Cardito

Trueblood

Morgan

Miguel

Hotel Clerk

Cowpuncher (uncredited)

Doctor (uncredited)

Grizzled Man (uncredited)

Padre (uncredited)

Manuela (uncredited)

Conchita (uncredited)

Mary (uncredited)

Bartender (uncredited)

Rosita (uncredited)

Cowpuncher (uncredited)

According to myth, Dennis Hopper required 85 retakes for one scene, causing director Henry Hathaway to yell at him, "You'll never work in this town again!" and that it was ten years before Hopper obtained another major role. Don Murray recently confirmed that this never occurred, and in fact, Hopper worked steadily through the 1960s, including twice more with Hathaway: "The Sons of Katie Elder" in 1965 and "True Grit" in 1969.

Indians took both saddle horses, but later Tod rides into Magdalena or Socorro, with Carmody's horse.

Although the story takes place in the Old West of the 19th Century, Diane Varsi sports an up-to-the-minute 1958 D.A. hairstyle.

Hunter Boyd: Leak out of this region fast. But sleep with one eye open and ride on the far side of your horse.

Tod Lohman: Just let me take care of myself because I don't want anybody mixing into my trouble.