Young Maverick - Dead Man's Hand (1979)
Ben Maverick (Charles Frank) inherits the poker hand of a friend who died during a high stakes game.
Top billed cast
Charles FrankBen Maverick
Susan BlanchardNell
John DehnerMarshal Edge Troy
Howard DuffHerman Rusk
Donna MillsLila Gates
John McIntireVernon Maywood
Harry Dean StantonPokey Tindle
George DzundzaClem
Alan FudgeAmos Layton
James WoodsLen Fraker
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