Set in 1848 California. About a brother and sister battling a crooked businessman over property rights.
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Cast
James B. Clark
Director
Brian Keith
Jack McCracken
Rick Jason
Miguel Delmonte
Rita Gam
Felicia Delmonte
Mala Powers
Sue Russell
Steve Brodie
Rufus Bynum
Carlos Múzquiz
Andrews
Lee Morgan
Frank Goheen
Lewis Allan
Hank Moe
Pedro Galván
Judson Jeffers
Fernando Wagner
Grandall
José Ángel Espinosa 'Ferrusquilla'
Felipe
Enrique Lucero
Anselmo
Alberto Mariscal
Lopez
Lynne Ehrlich
Vicky Russell
Michael Schmidt
Ralph
Tommy Riste
Ralph's Father
Reed Howes
Sheriff
Robin Glattley
Baker
Thomas W. Blackburn
Writer
Houston Branch
Writer
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source: Sierra Baron
Sierra Baron
Its just not that good. The ending of the main conflict is simply ridiculous, only matched by a love interest involving a widow whose husband died about 10 minutes (ok maybe a week) previously, who claims she can't forget the past but its time to move on. WTF!
I happen too see this wonderful film by chance, some years ago, on Encore's Western channel.It's a fine, vivid telling of the Anglo encroachment into mid 1800"s California. Rick Jason is exceptional as the son of a recently murdered Spainish land baron, who is thrust into the forefront of trying to protect what has been his family's land for generations ,against the white settlers who move in now and answer questions later .Brian Keith, in one of his fine low key performances, plays a man who(gets things done), for the Anglo powers that be,but decides to think for himself after being befriended by Jason's character.The rest of the cast is stellar as well as the writing ,direction, music and the glorious color photography. This is a rare gem, not many U.S. films like it...if any.
