Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA — Feb 10 1905• Died Jan 08 1975

Dierkes was born on February 10, 1905 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He attended Brown University and subsequently went to work as an economist for the United States Department of State. In 1941 he joined the Red Cross and served in the Britain duringWorld War II. There he met director John Huston who recommended that he try Hollywood after the war. Instead, Dierkes went to work for the U.S. Treasury Department which coincidentally sent him to Hollywood to function as technical advisor for the film To the Ends of the Earth (1948). Because of his appearance and ve…
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Nel Svenson

Private

Charlie


Rydell

Scanlon

Jeb Bricker

Inspector Crail

Bill Parker

Dr. Chapman

Morgan Ryker

Family Member

Joe Bronson

Policeman (uncredited)

Carson - Horgan Rider

Chet

Ranger Bill Larsen (uncredited)

Jocko Robertson

Roderick Craven

Jim Conklin - the Tall Soldier

Benjamin West / Jacob West

Cross Creek Townsman (uncredited)

Ross


Farmer (uncredited)

Bartender


McSween

Deacon

Bursar

Preacher (uncredited)

Cpl. Fred Deane

Cell Block Guard (uncredited)

Reverend

Cripple

Texas Storekeeper (uncredited)

Sweeny

Swanson

Night Court Judge (uncredited)

Bosun (uncredited)

Arnie

'Wild Bill' Monks

Batley

Gruber

Society Red

Swede - the Cook (uncredited)

Sheriff Daws

Police Sergeant

Gabe Hastings
Jocko Robertson

Ez


Freil

Roderick Craven - (archive footage)

Bill Sowers

General Morris

Jacob

Cletus Ballard