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The Red, White, and Black (1970)Director:John 'Bud' CardosWriter:Marlene Weed |
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Eli Brown
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First Sgt. Robertson
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Mrs. Alice Grierson
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Pvt. Armstrong
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Isabel Taylor
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Julie Brown
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Kayitah
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Walking Horse
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The Sutler
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Capt. Louis Carpenter
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Pvt. Washington
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Lt. Bigelow
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John J. Fox | ... |
The Sigifier
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Col. Grierson
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native american | african american | buffalo soldier | blaxploitation | independent filmTaglines:
They were black troopers who fought and killed the red man for a white government that didn't give a damn about either one! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
16 December 1970 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Buffalo Soldiers See more »Company Credits
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Surprisingly, though its packaging might make you think this is an exploitation movie, this western (concerning the real-life Buffalo Soldiers) actually takes itself very seriously, despite instances concerning action and sex. Though the movie had serious intentions, it feels like it was made by exploitation filmmakers, and the movie still has a weird feeling of exploitation to it (possibly due to the low production values.) It isn't very compelling, but it may have enough curiosity value for fans of drive-in movies of the time.