Fort Vengeance

1953
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1h 15m

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5.8/10

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Rita Moreno and James Craig in Fort Vengeance (1953)

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Two American brothers chased by a posse cross into Canada and join the Canadian North-West Mounted Police at the height of the Sioux-American war.Two American brothers chased by a posse cross into Canada and join the Canadian North-West Mounted Police at the height of the Sioux-American war.Two American brothers chased by a posse cross into Canada and join the Canadian North-West Mounted Police at the height of the Sioux-American war.

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IMDb RATING

5.8/10

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James Craig

Dick Ross

Rita Moreno

Bridget Fitzgibbon

Keith Larsen

Carey Ross

Reginald Denny

Inspector Trevett

Charles Irwin

Sgt. Saxon

Morris Ankrum

Chief Crowfoot

Guy Kingsford

Sgt. Maj. MacRea

Michael Granger

Sitting Bull

Patrick Whyte

Sgt. Maj. Harrington

Paul Marion

Eagle Heart

Emory Parnell

Patrick Fitzgibbon

Lee Bennett

Montana Deputy
(uncredited)

Roy Bucko

Settler at Dance
(uncredited)

Peter Camlin

François Luboc
(uncredited)

Peter Coe

Indian
(uncredited)

Bill Coontz

Mountie
(uncredited)

Vernon Downing

Minor Role
(uncredited)

Pete Dunn

Trooper
(uncredited)

Director
- Lesley Selander
Writer
- Daniel B. Ullman
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Trivia
Opening scenes were shot at the Ray Corrigan Ranch in Simi Valley, California, and no way, shape or form resemble Montana, North Dakota or the plains of Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Goofs
Eagle Heart was sentenced to hang, but the Mounties had him in front if a firing squad.

Connections
Featured in Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It (2021)

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9/10

For the most part routine

This is pretty much a routine 50s Oater, set in the Northwest. The story concerns two brothers working for the RCMP, one good, one bad. It gets a boost from a better than average cast, nice color cinematography, and a fine score by Sawtell.