Storm Over Wyoming 1950
"TIM'S TOP ACTION-THRILLER! He's the two-gun terror of the cattlemen-sheepmen feud!"
In the rugged landscapes of Sundown Valley, Wyoming, 1950's *Storm Over Wyoming* pits quick-drawing cowhand Dave Saunders and his loyal sidekick Chito against a brewing range war.
Director: Lesley Selander
Cast
Tim Holt
Dave Saunders
Noreen Nash
Chris Marvin
Tom Keene
Tug Caldwell (as Richard Powers)
Betty Underwood
Ruby
Bill Kennedy
Jess Rawlins
Kenneth MacDonald
Robert Dawson
Mike Ragan
Scotty - Henchman (as Holly Bane)
Leo J. McMahon
Zeke - Henchman (as Leo McMahon)
Richard Kean
Jim - Undertaker (as Richard Keane)
Don Haggerty
The Marshal
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Storm Over Wyoming (1950) about?
*Storm Over Wyoming* follows cowhands Dave Saunders and Chito as they stumble into a brewing conflict between cattlemen and sheep ranchers in Sundown Valley. When Dave is framed for murder, he must prove his innocence while stopping a range war that threatens to consume the land—and himself.
Who directed Storm Over Wyoming?
Lesley Selander directed *Storm Over Wyoming*. Known for his action-packed Westerns, Selander crafts a tense, character-driven adventure within the film's short runtime.
Who stars in Storm Over Wyoming?
The heart of the film features Tim Holt as Dave Saunders, with Noreen Nash as Chris Marvin, Tom Keene as Tug Caldwell, and Betty Underwood rounding out the cast.
Is Storm Over Wyoming (1950) worth watching?
While *Storm Over Wyoming* may not be a household name, its tight pacing and classic Western themes make it a solid choice for fans of the genre. The film's 61-minute runtime keeps the action brisk, and its moral dilemmas add depth to the typical frontier drama—all delivered with Selander's experienced hand behind the camera.
How long is Storm Over Wyoming?
*Storm Over Wyoming* runs for 61 minutes, a lean and mean Western adventure designed for quick, immersive entertainment.
About Storm Over Wyoming (1950) — Cowhands in a Range War, A Framed Shot, The Wild West in 61 Minutes
In the rugged landscapes of Sundown Valley, Wyoming, 1950's *Storm Over Wyoming* pits quick-drawing cowhand Dave Saunders and his loyal sidekick Chito against a brewing range war. Arriving just in time, the duo steps in to prevent sheep rancher Jess Rawlins from taking violent justice against cattleman Tug Caldwell, uncovering a murky conspiracy that could ignite a deadly conflict. Their mission grows more urgent when Dave finds himself framed for murder and must clear his name while exposing Rawlins' true motives—all while navigating a fraught romance with Rawlins' charming but suspicious boss, Chris Marvin. Directed by action specialist Lesley Selander, this brisk 61-minute Western crackles with tension, moral ambiguity, and the raw energy of the frontier.
The film thrives on sharp contrasts—the clash between sheep and cattle interests, the duel between loyalty and survival, and the gritty authenticity of a lawless territory on the brink. Selander's direction keeps the pace relentless, blending shootouts with subtle character drama against a sun-scorched, windswept backdrop. *Storm Over Wyoming* is a compact yet potent snapshot of the Western genre at its most dynamic, where every decision could mean the difference between life and death.
