El guardián enmascarado

Título original: The Lone Ranger

1956
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1h 26min

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Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels in El guardián enmascarado (1956)

El acaudalado ranchero Reece Kilgore pretende hacerse con las tierras de los indios, ricas en plata, enfrentando hábilmente a los indios con los colonos, pero el gobernador territorial envía... Leer todoEl acaudalado ranchero Reece Kilgore pretende hacerse con las tierras de los indios, ricas en plata, enfrentando hábilmente a los indios con los colonos, pero el gobernador territorial envía al Llanero Solitario a investigar.El acaudalado ranchero Reece Kilgore pretende hacerse con las tierras de los indios, ricas en plata, enfrentando hábilmente a los indios con los colonos, pero el gobernador territorial envía al Llanero Solitario a investigar.

Dirección
- Stuart Heisler
Guionistas
- Herb Meadow
- George W. Trendle
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- Stuart Heisler
Guionistas
- Herb Meadow
- George W. Trendle
Elenco

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Clayton Moore

The Lone Ranger

Jay Silverheels

Tonto

Lyle Bettger

Reece Kilgore

Bonita Granville

Welcome Kilgore

Perry Lopez

Pete Ramirez

Robert J. Wilke

Cassidy
(as Robert Wilke)

John Pickard

Sheriff Sam Kimberley

Beverly Washburn

Lila Kilgore

Michael Ansara

Angry Horse

Frank DeKova

Chief Red Hawk
(as Frank deKova)

Charles Meredith

Governor

Mickey Simpson

Powder

Zon Murray

Goss

Lane Chandler

Chip Walker

John Albright

Townsman
(sin créditos)

Malcolm Atterbury

Phineas Tripp
(sin créditos)

Emile Avery

Idaho
(sin créditos)

John Bose

Cowhand
(sin créditos)

Dirección
- Stuart Heisler
Guionistas
- Herb Meadow
- George W. Trendle
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El Llanero Solitario y la ciudad perdida de oro

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El llanero solitario

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El Llanero Solitaro

6.8

El ángel y el malvado

8.0

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7.1

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El soldado de la reina

7.8

La diligencia

6.9

Rhythm and Weep

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Trivia
In the scene where the Ranger meets the governor with his mask on, the music in the background is from the soon-to-be Maverick (1957) theme. Both this film and "Maverick" credit David Buttolph with the music.

Errores
The desert scenes feature shots of tall saguaro cactus. The film is set in Texas, an area in which saguaro cacti are not found (they're in Arizona).

The film takes place in an unnamed territory with a major plot point focusing on the Governor's bid for statehood. Texas was granted statehood in 1845, decades earlier than the period depicted in this movie. Since the only connection to Texas is a long cattle drive to Abilene, process of elimination would suggest that the unnamed territory is Arizona, where saguaro cacti are found.

Citas
The Lone Ranger: Hi-yo, Silver! Away!

Conexiones
Featured in Family Classics: Family Classics: The Lone Ranger (1963)

Bandas sonoras
William Tell Overture
(uncredited)
Written by Gioachino Rossini
[Played over the opening credits and reprised at the end]

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Surprisingly modern attitude

One of the things that amazes me about this film is its surprisingly modern attitude towards Native Americans (no, seriously!) The Indians in this movie are portrayed with dignity and respect, similar to the way "Dances With Wolves" would portray the Lakota years later. Naturally, the Lone Ranger and Tonto are good friends and partners (Clayton Moore always said he loved Jay Silverheels like a brother), but the way the Ranger in which treats the Indian chief, Red Hawk, is touching. No wonder this man is a hero.

In an era when Hollywood more often than not used Indians as stereotypical savages and moving targets, "The Lone Ranger" makes a surprising plea for mutual respect and tolerance.