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Johnny Firecloud (1975)Young American Indian gets out of the army and returns home to find his tribe victimized by a white rancher. Director:William Allen CastlemanWriter:Wilton Denmark (original story and screenplay) |
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Victor Mohica | ... |
Johnny Firecloud
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Colby
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Jesse
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White Eagle
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Christina Hart | ... |
June
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Nenya
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Jason Ledger | ... |
J.B.
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John F. Goff | ... |
Newt
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Richard Kennedy | ... |
Ned
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Wade
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Wayne Storm | ... |
Gus
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Elliott Lindsey | ... |
Gordy
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Sterling Franck | ... |
Preacher
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Seamon Glass | ... |
Grissom
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Barry Cooper | ... |
Hatcher
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Young American Indian gets out of the army and returns home to find his tribe victimized by a white rancher.
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Redskins no longer bite the dust... they just eat dirt. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
August 1975 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Revenge of Johnny Firecloud See more »Filming Locations:
New Mexico, USABox Office
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$200,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Johnny is a much picked-on Native American in a small desert town that is "owned" by a bigoted rancher. When Johnny is is pushed to his limit after the murder of his grandfather, he exacts a brutal and bloody vengeance...Red Man style! This exploitive vehicle does not approach it's sensitive race issues with the greatest of grace or respectability, but it certainly provides some good trashy thrills in that distinct 1970s drive-in way. Production values are slightly above average for this type of fare, and most of the performances are surprisingly strong. Interesting, too, is the presence of Sacheen Littlefeather in a minor role...
Overall, pretty enjoyable. 5.5/10