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Rod Taylor | ... | Chuka | |
Ernest Borgnine | ... | Sgt. Otto Hahnsbach | |
John Mills | ... | Col. Stuart Valois | |
Luciana Paluzzi | ... | Señora Veronica Kleitz | |
James Whitmore | ... | Lou Trent | |
Victoria Vetri | ... | Señorita Helena Chavez (as Angela Dorian) | |
Louis Hayward | ... | Maj. Benson | |
Michael Cole | ... | Spivey | |
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Hugh Reilly | ... | Capt. Carrol |
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Barry O'Hara | ... | Slim - Cook |
Joseph Sirola | ... | Jake Baldwin | |
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Marco Lopez | ... | Hanu (as Marco Antonio) |
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Gerald York | ... | Lt. Daly |
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Herlinda Del Carmen | ... | Indian Girl |
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Lucky Carson | ... | Stage Driver |
While Indians besiege a U.S. Army fort in 1876, residents of the fort, a gunfighter, a stagecoach driver, two Mexican women, and a motley company of soldiers, try to come to terms with their pasts.
Sorry i could not resist the headline.This Western must have been made on the very cheap because everything seems to be made of balsa wood.Rod Taylor seems to have a six shooter which is as accurate as a snipers rifle and which fires 12 shots for every 6 rounds loaded.John Mills has a look which says"this will pay next years tax bill".What about poor Louis Hayward,i didn't even recognise him.It is little wonder that Westerns were on their way out with efforts like this.It has to be another in the pantheon of those films that are so bad that they are actually very enjoyable.So if it comes your way and you want a good laugh then watch this film