Cowboys & Indians

THE MESCAL MOVIE SET NEAR TUCSON, ARIZONA MARTIN KOVE

Cowboys & Indians: Given your enthusiasm for westerns, it’s great to see you in the cast for a new one, Far Haven. Why do you think you’re so fond of the genre?

Martin Kove: I think people need westerns, new westerns. Because of the moral fiber in these movies. Kids need it; we all need it. Maybe the story has to be more sophisticated now. Maybe more sophisticated than or or , even though those were brilliant. But we need it.

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