The Big Deal (2009)

Actors: Daniela Torchia (actress), Rob Macie (producer), Rob Macie (actor), T.J. Amato (actor), Mark Valinsky (actor), Manny Suárez (actor), Taylor Mills (actress), Jeff Bergquist (actor), Ivette Gonzalez (actress), Steve Cardwell (actor), Jon Mercedes III (producer), John Gumboc (actor), Char Frost (actress), Sergio Armendariz (producer), Marvin Hubbard (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Romance,

Son of the Morning Star (1991)

Actors: John Achorn (miscellaneous crew), Benjamin A. Weissman (editor), Craig Safan (composer), Benjamin A. Weissman (producer), Carol DePasquale (miscellaneous crew), David Strathairn (actor), Gary Cole (actor), Rosanna Arquette (actress), Terry O'Quinn (actor), Dean Stockwell (actor), Mike Bacarella (actor), Mike Robe (director), Patience Thoreson (miscellaneous crew), Michael Medeiros (actor), Rudy Ugland (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: The life of George Armstrong Custer comes alive in this made for television movie.

Keywords: 1860s, 1870s, american-indian, arrow-in-chest, badlands, baseball, based-on-book, based-on-novel, bird's-eye-shot, black-hills
Genres: History, Western,
Taglines: Two great warriors. One final confrontation. The last great battle for the American Frontier.

Quotes:

George Armstrong Custer: [a doctor tends to the wounded deserters] Stay away from that wagon, doctor. I have no sympathy with those men. They will receive no aid. Is this clear?

Ulysses S. Grant: [Grant shows Red Cloud a map of the Black Hills] This is your land.::Sioux Interpreter: [Red Cloud observes the map, then speaks to the interpreter, who translates to Grant] He says, why these lines?::Ulysses S. Grant: Boundaries, where the land ends.::Sioux Interpreter: [Interpreter translates to Red Cloud, who replies to him] It is lies.::Red Cloud: [Grant, outraged by his response, stands to his feet. Red Cloud also does the same and mutters a word of English] Lies.

Libby Custer: Let me know what the women are wearing.::George Armstrong Custer: I'll study them carefully.::Libby Custer: Don't you dare.

Kate Bighead: They call it the Fetterman massacre, after the officer who swore that with 80 men, he could wipe out the entire Sioux nation. It was no massacre. Them soldiers were stupid, and they rode to their deaths.::[Indian warriors fire barrages of arrows at Fetterman's troops]

George Armstrong Custer: [after pursuing a group of Indians on horseback who started to scatter] They scattered. They scattered! [Fires his rifle in the air] Give me a civilized war! An enemy I can find and beat! An enemy who fights by the rules!

Major Marcus Reno: [Reno and Benteen discover the remains of Custer's annihilated cavalry at the Little Bighorn] Oh, how white they look.::Major Marcus Reno: There he is. Damn him. Ah, he'll never fight anymore.

George Armstrong Custer: [Upon realizing he had ran into Crazy Horse's warriors] Oh God. This is not the end of the village. This is the middle!

Gen. Alfred Terry: What happened here, Captain Benteen?::Capt. William F. Benteen: Mistakes were made.

Kate Bighead: We Cheyenne called him, Hi-Es-Tsie, Long Hair. The Arikara called him, Creeping Panther, who comes in the night. The Crow called him, Son of the Morning Star, who attacks at dawn. I remember him. I saw him die.

Major Marcus Reno: Those of you who wish to make their escape follow me!

The Return of a Man Called Horse (1976)

Actors: Laurence Rosenthal (composer), Jorge Luke (actor), Patricia Reyes Spíndola (actress), Claudio Brook (actor), Richard Harris (actor), Richard Harris (producer), Pedro Damián (actor), Regino Herrera (actor), Alberto Mariscal (actor), Geoffrey Lewis (actor), Jorge Russek (actor), Enrique Lucero (actor), William Lucking (actor), Gale Sondergaard (actress), Yvonne Wood (costume designer),

Plot: In the 1840s, trappers with government backing push the Yellow Hands Sioux off their sacred land; they retreat into an apocalyptic spirituality, passively waiting for supernatural wrath to descend on their usurpers. Meanwhile, in England, Lord John Morgan feels his spirit weaken, so he returns to America to live again with the Yellow Hand. Finding them dispirited, he invigorates them as well as himself through self-imposed torture and other rituals. Once he convinces the clan to take direct action, Horse must devise a strategy to take the trappers' fort. The clan's women and boys take on special assignments to aid the assault to regain the sacred land.

Keywords: 1840s, 19th-century, american-indian, based-on-novel, battle, bow-and-arrow, cannon, ceremony, character-name-in-title, flintlock-pistol
Genres: Drama, Western,

Run of the Arrow (1957)

Actors: Roscoe Ates (actor), Chuck Roberson (actor), Emile Avery (actor), Frank DeKova (actor), Frank Baker (actor), Stuart Randall (actor), Charles Bronson (actor), Brian Keith (actor), Tim McCoy (actor), Ralph Meeker (actor), Jay C. Flippen (actor), Neyle Morrow (actor), Frank O'Connor (actor), Chuck Hayward (actor), Rod Steiger (actor),

Plot: A Rebel vet, O'Meara has refused to surrender when Lee does at Appomatox. O'Meara travels west and after escaping from, he joins the Sioux and takes a wife. After denouncing himself as an American, he must make a choice when the Army and Sioux go to battle.

Keywords: american-civil-war, american-flag, appomattox-virginia, arrow, arrow-in-the-back, banjo, bare-feet, barefoot, blood-spatter, bloody-feet
Genres: Western,

Quotes:

Walking Coyote: I coulda been a chief.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Oh yeah? How come you're not a chief now?::Walking Coyote: Eh, I got no stomach for politics.

Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Ain't that 'Trebler'? I said ain't that Lee's horse?::6th Virginia Surgeon: Yes. [as he attends to wounded Lt. Driscoll that O'Meara brought in]::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: What's Lee doing here?::6th Virginia Surgeon: He's surrendering to Grant. [ he continues tending to Driscoll's wound] Lead looks mighty close to the heart.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: That's the first Yankee I missed in four years. Bet you because the bullets warped.::6th Virginia Surgeon: [Annoyed] Well why didn't you cut it out and looked for yourself?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Because I didn't want to dirty me hands , that's why!::6th Virginia Surgeon: Then why you bring him in here? Why didn't you just leave 'em out there to bleed to death?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: There's Gen. Lee! He still got's his sword!::6th Virginia Surgeon: Grant must have let him keep it.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Maybe he didn't want to give it up!::6th Virginia Surgeon: We lost the war soldier. Lee has struck his last tin.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: [Gen.Grant comes out to see Gen. Lee off] So there he is, the great and glorious Gen. Grant.::6th Virginia Surgeon: [as O'Meara raises his rifle to shoot Gen. Grant in the back] If you're gonna shoot Grant, you better shoot Lee too. Else the shame will kill him.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: [the surgeon hands O'Meara the bullet he just took out of Driscoll] It's just like I said. Like I said from the beginning, the bullets warped, warped.::6th Virginia Surgeon: It's the last bullet shot in this war.

Banjo Playing Singer: Well, he went and done it. Gen. Lee got right down on his hands and knees and begged President Johnson for pardon. If it's good enough for my brethren, then I reckon it's good enough for me.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: He never begged.::Banjo Playing Singer: He never begged? I wish you was right.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: What makes you so sure.::Banjo Playing Singer: Well, when I went back to town to get that bullet, I heard it official. That he swallowed his pride and begged.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: What bullet?::Banjo Playing Singer: Why that bullet you had cut out of that Yankee Lieutenant you shot the last day of the war.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: How did you get it?::Banjo Playing Singer: Your ma give it to us.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Why?::Banjo Playing Singer: Well... Look at that.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: That ain't the bullet, that's a brand new one.::Banjo Playing Singer: Ah but the head. It's been fix to shoot again. And there's writing on it.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Writing? What kind of writing?::Banjo Playing Singer: Well, it says ah... Private O'Meara 6th Virginian Volunteer who shot this last bullet... in War... and missed! Ha-ha! [long laugh] It's a little token... a little token from us... to you. [Hands the bullet to O'Meara]

Banjo Playing Singer: But the best news... the best news was when your ma said that you come home... in one piece.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: The best news I got was when Lincoln was dead. What's the matter mama?::Mrs. O'Meara: A man shows respect even if it's for a dead damn Yankee president!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Have you lost your reason? That baboon was shot too late.::Mrs. O'Meara: The bullet which killed him converted Trust into the north.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: You talk like you sick in the head.::Mrs. O'Meara: well he said he was going to take us back in the Union didn't he?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Who cares about the Union?::Mrs. O'Meara: Lots of us do son. I know it seems a darn right shame we have to take a oath of alligence to the United states to become Americans again.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Lee is begging in the mud now that is fine fitting way to take us back in the union, ain't it?::Mrs. O'Meara: Well, no man is feeding without some hatred.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: And I hate mama... I hate... I don't understand ya ma. Pa was killed at Chicamorgan. Jeff had his head cut off at Fredricksburg. Eli... Elia laid with his belly in his hands bleeding to death in the wheat-fields of Gettysburg. mama I know, I'd seen them. I seen them skin and blood and I buried them. I buried them mama! You didn't! What am I suppose to say now to the Yankees?... Welcome home sir... I love you Yankees!... How did ya... how did you expect me to come home?::Mrs. O'Meara: I expected you to come home a man with honor!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: A man with honor? You expected me to come home with honor? What's the matter with you ma? What's the matter with all of ya? [starts yelling out loud] They came here and tore our land mama! The chased us when we had no legs! They stuffed their mouths with our food when we were starving to death! Where's your pride? what's happened to all of ya? [crying]::Mrs. O'Meara: The same what happened to some of us who had to take a licking and not cry over it! You don't have to fight for the cause no more!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Mama, I don't have to do anything... I don't have to do anything. i am a rebel cause I want to be not cause I have to be!::Mrs. O'Meara: Wherever you go... there's going to be Yankees and you got to learn to live with them!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Well maybe but not the place I'll be.::Mrs. O'Meara: What place?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: The West! The far west!::Mrs. O'Meara: You mean where the savages live?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Savages or no at least they have more pride than us!::Mrs. O'Meara: There's no hiding place for what ails you son. We are all under one flag now!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: I wanna tell you something mother... I'll hang... I'll hang before I recognized that flag!::Mrs. O'Meara: Maybe a broken neck is the best answer for what ails ya!

Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: [Sick with fever, approaches the tribe] I wish... I wish to speak to your chief Blue Buffalo...::Blue Buffalo: [Rising from the ground where he was squatting] I'm Blue Buffalo!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: I've lived the Run of the Arrow!::Blue Buffalo: [Blue buffalo has a warrior check O'Meara's feet and addresses Crazy Wolf] Is this the man that out ran you?::Crazy Wolf: Yes.::Blue Buffalo: [Addressing O'Meara] You are the first to outlive the Run. You will never die by the hand of a Sioux for this. Give him back his horse and everything else that belongs to him. I don't understand. you speak Sioux like Sioux not like a white man.::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: My teacher was Walking Coyote.::Blue Buffalo: That poor renegade. [as Blue Buffalo says this ,O'Meara collapses and faints]::Crazy Wolf: [Crazy Wolf checks on him] He's sick with the fever!::Blue Buffalo: [Addressing the village] Our law prevents us from killing any man who lives the Run. But we have no law to help him live. The choice is yours. Who among you will help him thru the night?::Yellow Moccasin: I will. I will help him thru the night.

Blue Buffalo: [addressing the village] He wants to become a Sioux. To take Yellow Moccasin as his squaw and to adopt Silent Tongue as their son. But his skin is enemy!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: I'm not an American.::Blue Buffalo: But your skin is white!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: But my heart is with the Sioux.::Blue Buffalo: Why?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Because I love your people. I've learn from Yellow Moccasin that a man cannot live alone. he must have allegiance to a people... to a nation. In my heart my nation is Sioux.::Blue Buffalo: Would you kill the Americans in battle?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: [pauses for a moment] Yes.::Blue Buffalo: Are there any objections? [waits for a reply, there is none] Mix the blood!::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Before you mix the blood, I must speak of my faith.::Blue Buffalo: Faith? What do you mean?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: I'm a Christian. I will live as a Sioux... I will hunt as a Sioux... I will fight and I will even die as a Sioux. But my God is a Christian God. I can't serve your greater spirit.::Blue Buffalo: We respect a man who respects his faith. This God of yours is He... the giver and creator of all life? Do you look to Him for the cure of disease and illness to make you strong and healthy?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: I do. Yes.::Blue Buffalo: How many Gods do you serve? Do you have more than One?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: No, no. Just one.::Blue Buffalo: Just one. Americans, are they all Christians?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: No, some are and some are other denominations like your religions.::Blue Buffalo: You are a Christian? Will you kill Christians in battle?::Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: [pauses] Well... my nation... fought... for liberty against the United States... And Christianity is always the brother of liberty in all wars.::Blue Buffalo: We have the same God but a different name... Mix the blood!

Revolt at Fort Laramie (1957)

Actors: John F. Schreyer (editor), John Dehner (actor), Kenne Duncan (actor), Boyd 'Red' Morgan (actor), Gregg Palmer (actor), William 'Bill' Phillips (actor), Harry Dean Stanton (actor), Howard W. Koch (producer), Aubrey Schenck (producer), Les Baxter (composer), Lesley Selander (director), Don Gordon (actor), Eddie Little Sky (actor), Robert Knapp (actor), Robert Keys (actor),

Plot: It's just prior to the Civil War and Fort Laramie's problem is the Sioux Indians. When it is announced that war has been declared the fort becomes divided between northerners and southerners. The fort Commander and the southerners resign and head south. But they have to go through Sioux territory and are soon attacked. A messenger gets back to the fort to relate their hopeless condition and the new northern commanded must decide what to do.

Keywords: ambush, american-flag, american-indian, arrow, attack, b-movie, b-western, battle, blood, cavalry
Genres: Action, Romance, War, Western,
Taglines: THIS WAS THE DAY THE REBEL, THE YANKEE AND THE SIOUX SMASHED HEAD-ON IN THE BLOODIEST THREE-WAY BATTLE IN HISTORY! (original poster-all caps) ...THIS TIME IT WAS DIFFERENT...THIS TIME SOLDIER WAS MASSACRING SOLDIER IN A FLAMING REBELLION AT FORT LARAMIE! (original poster-all caps) NOW THE WATCHING SIOUX EYES LEAPED ALIVE WITH LUST...NOW THE FIRE-LANCES WERE LIT...AND A MORE TERRIFYING MASSACRE BEGAN! (original poster- all caps) WHEN THE SCREAMING SIOUX HIT FORT LARAMIE FROM THE OUTSIDE..AND SOLDIER WAS MASSACRING SOLDIER INSIDE! (original poster - all caps)

Chief Crazy Horse (1955)

Actors: James Westerfield (actor), Dennis Weaver (actor), Robert St. Angelo (actor), Robert Warwick (actor), David Janssen (actor), Robert F. Simon (actor), Morris Ankrum (actor), Paul Guilfoyle (actor), Emile Avery (actor), Victor Mature (actor), Charles Horvath (actor), James Millican (actor), Ray Danton (actor), Stuart Randall (actor), Henry Wills (actor),

Plot: When young Crazy Horse, of whom great things were predicted, wins his bride, rival Little Big Man goes to villainous traders with evidence of gold in the sacred Lakota burial ground. Of course, a new gold rush starts despite all treaties, and Crazy Horse becomes military leader of his people. Initial Indian victories lead to the inevitable result. Uniquely, all is told from the Indian perspective.

Keywords: american-indian, ammunition, battle, battle-strategy, battlefield, bow-and-arrow, clouds, fort, friendship, general
Genres: Biography, Western,
Taglines: GREAT SAGA OF THE FIGHTING SIOUX... (original ad - all caps) He Hurled The Lance That Smashed Custer That Historic Day At Little Big Horn!

Quotes:

Chief Crazy Horse: How many times must the white man break his word? How short are your memories that you can again accept their promises? Has Olm Man Afraid forgotten the peace talks on the Shell River? Has Sitting Bull forgotten the peace talks at Blue Water? Has Dull Knife forgotten the peace talks at Sand Creek? And Red Cloud, has he forgotten our people who came to this fort before us, who have grown sick and old before their time? No, our nation will not be divided as it was at Shell River, at Blue Water and at Sand Creek. I would like to ask my friend, Twist, a question. Why is today's promises any different from those of yesterday?::Major Twist: All I know is the Commissioner wants this fighting stopped.::Chief Crazy Horse: He's put his name to the paper too many times before.::Major Twist: Always as a friend of the Lakota.::Chief Crazy Horse: Then the Lakotas prefer its enemies! I set my face against this treaty. This is our country... the sacred land of our fathers. I will fight for it... and I will die for it!

Chief Crazy Horse: My father looks at his son with eyes blinded by the lodge smoke.

Gen. Crook: Why hunt buffalo? We're giving your people what they need.::Chief Crazy Horse: But with my people, the buffalo hunt isn't the same as that with white. We don't hang the buffalo's head on a pole in the lodge and boast of our hunting skill. By eating his flesh, our flesh becomes strong. His skin makes our clothing, his bones our arrows, his hair makes the ropes for our horses. Even the covering on our feet comes from him. The buffalo is truly our friend... sent to give us life. Take this hunt from us and we are no longer Lakotas. We're no longer men. We're nameless and dead.

Jeff Mantz: It isn't often we get such fine pelts as you brought us... or such pretty yellow stones. Where did you get them?::Little Big Man: From the Lakota burial grounds. They ward off evil spirits. They are big medicine.

Red Cloud: Hear my words. Life melts from me. My eyes see into the mist. Someday a great warrior leader will arise among us. His medicine will be very storng against the whites. He will unite all the tribes of the Lakotas... and lead us to vicotry. But drive envy and jealousy from your hearts. For when this great warrior dies, it will be at the hand of a Lakota.

Chief Crazy Horse: I'm not speaking of visions. I'm speaking of a way to silence their guns without death. Time after time we've gone into battle like a herd of buffalo made crazy by fear. Knowing this, their soldiers have cut down. I have watched their soldiers many, many times... and how their young men are held back by the commands of their leaders until the time for the killing. Our young warriors must learn this. They must be obedient! They must be like the lance... that is obedient to the hand until it is thrown.

Jeff Mantz: Take a good look, Little Big Man! Make up your mind. You'll see plenty more blood spilled for a long time to come... until the country becomes civilized.

The Last Frontier (1955)

Actors: Guillermo Calles (actor), John L. Cason (actor), Manuel Dondé (actor), Guy Madison (actor), Victor Mature (actor), Jack Pennick (actor), Robert Preston (actor), Robert St. Angelo (actor), James Whitmore (actor), Peter Whitney (actor), Anne Bancroft (actress), Philip Yordan (writer), Leigh Harline (composer), Al Clark (editor), Henri Jaffa (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Crude and uncivilized backwoods trapper Jed Cooper and his two partners sign up as scouts in a remote Oregon army fort, manned chiefly by untrained rookie soldiers. Jed, flirting with the idea of leading a more settled life, decides he needs a woman to start the process, and selects Corinna Marston, the beautiful young wife of Colonel Marston, commander of the next fort down the line. Marston arrives and announces to commanding officer Captain Riordan that he has lost his fort and most of his men to an Indian attack and that he, as ranking officer, is assuming command. Riordan, a young, but sensible officer, is outraged when he learns that Marston, posted out west for having lost his 1500-man command during a Civil War battle, has ordered the entire fort's complement, totally unprepared for combat and outnumbered, to march out against experienced Indian warriors.

Keywords: accidental-death, attempted-murder, based-on-novel, battle, bear-trap, campaign, cavalry, dakota-indian, drunkenness, fort
Genres: History, Western,

Quotes:

[a band of heretofore friendly Indians have just taken the trappers' rifles and furs]::Jed Cooper: We never fished nor killed any more than we could eat. And we're not Blue Coats. Why are they taking it out on us?::Gus: Civilization.::Jed Cooper: Civilization?::Gus: Civilization is creepin' up on us, lads. The Blue Coats aren't satisfied with gobblin' up all the lands east of the 'Sippi. No, they won't stop till they've pushed us over the Rockies and into the Pacific Ocean. It's a drownin' fate that awaits us all. These are calamitous times, Jed, calamitous times.

Corinna Marston: I married a man - not a uniform.

Gus: Sorry about the Colonel back.::Jed Cooper: I ain't glad.::Gus: Jed, you did right. And I'm proud of you. Makes me feel as though I didn't bring you up too bad after all.::Jed Cooper: I didn't do it for you, Gus.::Gus: She made you, didn't she? Well, most likely she wanted him dead just as much as you do, but only she couldn't. That 'll be the Christian in her. That's the part of your education that's most been sadly lacking. You ain't got no Christian in you.::Jed Cooper: I ain't?::Gus: No. There's two kinds of love, Jed. The way you love and the way a christian does. She can't be had your way.::Jed Cooper: How the Christians do?::Gus: Well, they begin with... you don't pine for another man's wife.::Jed Cooper: Never?::Gus: Well, maybe sometimes. But a good Christian fights it off.::Jed Cooper: How?::Gus: Well, he gots himself another woman.::Jed Cooper: You mean a Christian loves a woman he don't like, because he can't get the one he wants? I call that real sneaky!

Col. Frank Marston: [after being saved from the bear trap by Jed] She wouldn't let you do it, would she?::Jed Cooper: You're lucky, that's all.::Col. Frank Marston: Luck had nothing to do with it. I know my wife pretty well. She's a fine person.::Jed Cooper: Fine people can make mistakes too.

The Indian Fighter (1955)

Actors: Walter Abel (actor), Frank Cady (actor), Lane Chandler (actor), Lon Chaney Jr. (actor), Elisha Cook Jr. (actor), Kirk Douglas (actor), Eduard Franz (actor), Alan Hale Jr. (actor), Robert 'Buzz' Henry (actor), Walter Matthau (actor), William Phipps (actor), Ray Teal (actor), Hank Worden (actor), Hank Worden (actor), Elsa Martinelli (actress),

Plot: Johnny Hawks, a former Indian fighter, returns to the West after the Civil War. He reacquaints himself with the Indian band led by Red Cloud. Red Cloud's beautiful daughter has now grown into womanhood... Unscrupulous whisky traders are after the gold on Indian land. Hawks averts serious bloodshed by convincing Red Cloud to make a treaty... Hawks leads an Oregon-bound wagon train through Indian territory. When he slips away to see the chief's daughter, trouble between braves and whisky traders flares up anew, putting the wagon train and the nearby fort in peril...

Keywords: alcohol, bow-and-arrow, fire, fisticuffs, fort, gold-ore, hung-upside-down, indian-attack, interracial-romance, knife-throwing
Genres: Western,
Taglines: The Indian Fighter and the Girl...a love as fierce as a fire arrow! Only one man has the power to stop a war.

Quotes:

Grey Wolf: There can be no friendship between Red Man and White. The fight is to the end. Ride back to your people. There is no room for you here.::Johnny Hawks: You've grown a big mouth since I saw you last, Grey Wolf, but I didn't come here to talk to a big mouth. I've come to talk to a big man.

[In order to rescue Wes, Johnny must defeat Gray Wolf to a fight to the death]::Wes Todd: What does that mean?::Johnny Hawks: I gotta fight him for your hide.::Wes Todd: What happens if you lose?::Johnny Hawks: Well, my troubles will be over... yours will just begin.

North of Arizona (1935)

Actors: William Austin (editor), Hank Bell (actor), Al Bridge (actor), Budd Buster (actor), Lane Chandler (actor), George Chesebro (actor), Steve Clark (actor), Tex Cooper (actor), Frank Ellis (actor), Oscar Gahan (actor), George Hazel (actor), Jack Hendricks (actor), Starlight the Horse (actor), Murdock MacQuarrie (actor), George Morrell (actor),

Plot: George Tully owns a ranch and his ranch hands are his outlaw gang. Jack Loomis arrives and Tully gives him the job of foreman. When Jack breaks up a Express Office holdup by Tully's men, they frame him for the robbery. Escaping from the Marshal he rejoins up with Tully. They then make plans to have him blamed for their next big job while he makes plans to capture them and prove they are the robbers.

Keywords: actor-shares-first-name-with-character, gold, gold-mine, horse, land-swindle, native-american
Genres: Western,

Spoilers of the West (1927)

Actors: Chief John Big Tree (actor), William Fairbanks (actor), Tim McCoy (actor), Marjorie Daw (actress), Joseph Farnham (writer), John T. Neville (writer), W.S. Van Dyke (director), Charles Thurston (actor), Lucia Coulter (costume designer), Madeleine Ruthven (writer), Ross B. Wills (writer), Dan Sharits (editor),

Plot: When the Indians threaten to go on the war path if the trappers are not removed from the reservation within 30 days, Lieutenant Lang is given the assignment to get them off. On the 30th day he has gotten them all except the Benton group. There he finds them led by a woman and she says they will not leave.

Genres: Western,