How The West Was Won on Amazon Video in United States: Best TV shows to watch next

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Apr, 14, 2024

Daily Demand (Last 7 days)

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About this title

Storyline

"How the West Was Won" is the story of rugged mountain man Zeb Macahan (played by a post-"Gunsmoke" James Arness), who is forced to care for his brother's four children after the outbreak of the Civil War interrupts the family's planned trek west. The children's widowed Aunt Molly travels from Boston to help Zeb care for his brood, which consists of eldest son Luke, a fugitive from justice after killing a man in self defense; sisters Laura and Jessie, and youngest son Josh. Location filming in Arizona, Colorado, Utah and Southern California give the production a distinctive look.

Official Sites: Official IMDb, Official Wikipedia

Country: United States

Type: scripted

Status: Ended

Language: English

Release Date: January 19, 1976

Also Known As: Familjen Macahan, A Conquista do OesteLa conquista del Oeste, De verovering van het westen, Conquête de l'Ouest, Alla conquista del West, Завоевание Запада, Durch die Hölle nach Westen, La conquête de l'Ouest, Jak zdobywano Dziki Zachód, I ville vesten, The Macahans, How the West Was Won, La conquista del oeste, Villiin länteen, Familien Macahan, Jak zdobywano dziki zachód | See more »