The Deerslayer

1957
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1h 18min

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Lex Barker, Rita Moreno, and Forrest Tucker in The Deerslayer (1957)

En la América colonial, el merodeador Deerslayer se ve envuelto con Tom Hutter, un hombre intolerante, y sus dos hijas.En la América colonial, el merodeador Deerslayer se ve envuelto con Tom Hutter, un hombre intolerante, y sus dos hijas.En la América colonial, el merodeador Deerslayer se ve envuelto con Tom Hutter, un hombre intolerante, y sus dos hijas.

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Hetty Hutter: Then you're not sure then that the Hurons will give him up.
Deerslayer: Well, that depends upon what they want most: Old Tom or the scalps of their dead.
Harry March: What makes you think they want them scalps at all?
Deerslayer: Well, all Indians are superstitious, Hurons more than most. They believe that the spirit of the scalped warrior can never rest until the scalp is reclaimed.
Harry March: And then you can't go to the Happy Hunting Grounds without your hair on, huh?

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Referenced in El cazavenados (1978)

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Natty Bumppo (Lex Barker) and Chingachgook (Carlos Rivas) encounter trader Forrest Tucker in the wilderness. He takes them to a fort in the middle of a lake, where Jay C. Flippen holds off the entire Huron nation with a cannon and two daughters. Tucker is in love with Cathy O'Donnell in his rough way. Rita Moreno plays the ugly daughter, if you can believe it.

I never cared much for James Fennimore Cooper's novels, and reading Mark Twain's essay on the writer made it clear why. Cooper was not careful about choosing the right word, and his description of scenes was shoddy. Even so, I concede his situations were exciting, and his writings were ancestral to the westerns. With the help of some competent screenwriters -- including an uncredited Dalton Trumbo -- director Kurt Neumann crafted an exciting story that played into current liberal thoughts about interracial relations, and DP Karl Struss shot Bass Lake and the surrounding pine lands in the Sierra Nevada in a most becoming fashion.