3 Bad Men

3 Bad Men

3 Bad Men

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3 Bad Men

"The romance of a girl in the land of promise."

1926

1h 32m

6.8(45 votes)

Romance

Western

Overview

Three outlaws come to the aid of a young girl after her father is killed.

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Production Companies

Fox Film Corporation

Cast & Crew

16 members

Acting

George O'Brien

Dan O'Malley

George O'Brien

Acting

Olive Borden

Lee Carlton

Olive Borden

Acting

Lou Tellegen

Sheriff Layne Hunter

Lou Tellegen

Acting

Tom Santschi

'Bull' Stanley

Tom Santschi

Acting

Frank Campeau

'Spade' Allen

Frank Campeau

Acting

J. Farrell MacDonald

Mike Costigan

J. Farrell MacDonald

Acting

Priscilla Bonner

Millie Stanley

Priscilla Bonner

Acting

Otis Harlan

Zach Little

Otis Harlan

Acting

Phyllis Haver

Lily

Phyllis Haver

Acting

Alec B. Francis

Rev. Benson

Alec B. Francis

Directing

Jay Hunt

Nat Lucas

Jay Hunt

Acting

Grace Gordon

Millie's Pal

Grace Gordon

Acting

George Irving

Gen. Neville

George Irving

Acting

Bud Osborne

Hunter's Henchman

Bud Osborne

Acting

Vester Pegg

Henchman Shooting Lucas

No Image

Acting

Walter Perry

Pat Monahan

No Image

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