1941 · 56 min · western

The Apache Kid

Znany też jako: Kampen i dødspasset

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Opis oryginalny: angielski

Remade, with only slight revisions in names and relationships, in 1953 as "Old Overland Trail" with Rex Allen, "The Apache Kid" has Pete Dawson (Don 'Red' Barry) leading a group of friends and neighbors westward from a dust-ravished Missouri to settle Rock Creek, a frontier town in the Oregon territory. Pete has been induced to make this move by his uncle, Joe Walker (Robert Fiske), who ran afoul of the law twenty years past, but is presumably now a honest citizen. In reality, he is the same crook he was in the past. He and his partner, Nick Barter (LeRoy Mason), obtain a government contract to build a road through the territory and are exploiting the settlers and forcing them to work on the road gang for little or no pay, through the use of script money they issue. The purpose for luring Pete and his friends is to obtain more labor. Walker has his henchmen, disguised as Indians, raid the wagon train, stampede the stock and destroy the supply wagon, and the distitute group reaches ...

Reżyseria i główne role

Reżyseria: George Sherman

Główne role: Don 'Red' Barry jako Pete Dawson aka The Apache Kid, Lynn Merrick jako Barbara Taylor, LeRoy Mason jako Nick Barter, Robert Fiske jako Joe Walker, John Elliott jako Judge John Taylor, Forbes Murray jako U. S. Road Commissioner

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Eliot Gibbons, Richard Murphy