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Release Date:
30 October 1970 (Sweden)
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The most savage film in history! more
Plot:
After a cavalry group is massacred by the Cheyenne, only two survivors remain: Honus, a naive private devoted to his duty...
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An unforgettable variation on the theme "How the West was won".
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Cast
(Complete credited cast)| Candice Bergen | ... | Kathy Maribel Lee, 'Cresta' | |
| Peter Strauss | ... | Honus Gent | |
| Donald Pleasence | ... | Isaac Q. Cumber | |
| John Anderson | ... | Col. Iverson | |
| Jorge Rivero | ... | Spotted Wolf | |
| Dana Elcar | ... | Capt. Battles | |
| Bob Carraway | ... | Lt. McNair | |
| Martin West | ... | Lt. Spingarn | |
| James Hampton | ... | Pvt. Menzies | |
| Mort Mills | ... | Sgt. O'Hearn | |
| Jorge Russek | ... | Running Fox | |
| Aurora Clavel | ... | Indian woman (as Aurora Clavell) | |
| Ralph Nelson | ... | Agent Long (as Alf Elson) |
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MPAA:
Rated R for strong violence including a rape, and some nudity.
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Runtime:
Argentina:115 min | UK:114 min (cut version) | USA:112 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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2.35 : 1 more
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Certification:
UK:18 |
Canada:PA (Manitoba) |
USA:PG (edited for re-rating) (1974) |
Canada:R (Ontario) |
Iceland:16 |
Sweden:15 |
Argentina:18 |
Australia:(Banned) (original rating) |
Australia:M (censored) |
Finland:K-18 |
Netherlands:16 |
Norway:16 |
UK:X (cut) |
USA:R (original rating) |
West Germany:16
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In order to recreate the gory Sand Creek massacre of Cheyenne Indians, director Ralph Nelson sought the services of orphaned amputees. Various prosthetic limbs were affixed to missing body parts of these amputees, and then, in one of the most blood-and-guts sequences in film history, these "limbs" were mercilessly hacked off as the cameras rolled.
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Col. Iverson:
[to Lt McNair] 'McNair! Raze the village! Burn this... pestilence!'
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Referenced in Empire of the Censors (1995) (TV)
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Soldier Blue
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I cannot describe the impact that this film had on me. The warmth of the relationship that slowly develops between Honus and Cresta leaves you totally unprepared for the violence of the attack on the Cheyenne village and the scene hits you like a ton of bricks. I saw this film (in Europe) with my ex-wife and none of us could speak a word until we arrived back home, some 30 minutes after the film ended. An interesting variation to "How the West was Won" that I will never forget,