My grandad loved this kind of thing. He was 17 when this movie was released and it reminds me of him. My other grandad also loved classic movies but unfortunetly he died in 1984. He would have been 37 when this movie came out.
🍁 I am 10% native, Born on traditional Blackfoot Land, at Calgary, AB CA. There are 9 First Nation bands in Alberta. Including, Siksika, Piikani, Kainai, Iethka Stoney Nakoda, Chiniki, Bearspaw. Good Stoney, and Tsuut'ina . Although I have never considered myself Native (Scots-English) I carry that small 10% with some pride. And was even born on September 22 the same day the meetings began at, Blackfoot Crossing. Where Treaty # 7, was signed. Although this is a movie and Cannot really tell the whole story, It still brought a tear to this old Calgarians Eye. My British father also taught me to fish and hunt. And respect the land. 🍁🌄
My Native American Spirit would love to see truthful stories and films come about, so that all may know how we once lived, and live today....., too many promises broken, and yet we have Hope, and still Pray that all our lands will be retrurned to us, and the replenishing of our lands with Buffalo, the Mustang, and better schools and hospitals for our people. God Bless America, for we are all brothers under The One True Living God...
I can tell you that the ignorance of people in power have no idea about the native people and what they can do for the land..if only they would listen or ask..all the land and animals would have a better chance..such as fires etc etc!
@@glorysengo6289 What a great portrayal of d main character by Robert Wagner. It shows d great wisdom n understanding of d situations. It is a great movie par excellence
I also remember his portrayal of d Prince Valiant of The Knights of d Round table. I met him in hollywood n so is Rock Hudson n John Derek.They were be remembered for so long n admired.
I hope they could do more of those classics movies like each of those stories of d knights of d round table, stories of each of d knights, then add some suspences. Its a great adventures of d knights.Thet could show those movies all over n over again n people wl never fed up to watch.
This movie is a true classic it has been a favorite in my family for years thank you so much for sharing it it is a good way to spend a Saturday afternoon .💞💞💞
Yeah, so mean, why was there was not "one" Indian tribe since the Indians were so peaceful? Why have "warriors". Because the Indian culture was a wayfaring society that constantly fought for lands from each other. Some of their games were even deadly. Anyone that thinks Indians were just peaceful hippies didn't/don't know much history.
The main enemies of the Comanches were the Pawnees, Osages, Arapaho, and Apaches. Although the five Comanche bands were independent of one another, they often came together to fight a common enemy (as was the case with many battles against the Apaches, who sought to gain land, horses, and captives).
@@abbynormal7036Warriors have to kill and fight off animals for survival. There were nations of tribes; so the 20th century storyline aren't matching with what people who were living at the time were saying. Most of the killing took place when the immigrants kept coming and moving them around. They weren't into fighting until the death and lying.
WOW! Great movie, enjoyed it very much! The courage and restraint shown by both the Cavalry and the Native Americans did astonish (unlike the typical western)! A lesson today's leadership could learn from. Too much greed and corruption rooted in leadership; historically and present, the world over, and human lives tend to be worthless.
Debra Paget - the Indian girl - born 1933 was still living at age 88 as of this writing. She is one of the last Hollywood starlets from the 1950's! She starred in 'The Ten Commandments' and with Elvis Presley in his film debut 'Love Me Tender' (both 1956) and enjoyed a successful film career.
I sure miss movies like this and earlier. They all were a little tinted but good lessons of courage and other lessons of life. That’s one reason we played them out as kids with our friends around the areas.
Try to live in peace & harmony with humankind. Have respect & consideration 4 all other creatures on this planet. Also where possible respect & care 4 the environment around you.I have not always done so, but tried as much as I could - it is not always possible, but I do my best which is all that a person can do.Amen. PJS.
My great grandfather did as well. We became registered from my grandfather when he was very young. Truly blessed to be able to know our heritage. Lol we may b related.
Great acting by the father. Expressions of both happiness and sadness very believable. However, I made my mind up that I wouldn’t shed any tears at the ending of the movie. I made it through the part where Josh had been arranging Little Bears 🐻 body, but I always lose it anytime I hear Taps played. There’s just so much finality in that sound and conversely, so much beauty.
No seriously not even the correct tribe Igai Bito (White Feather) is one of the early keepers of the Sacred Prophecy, judging by his war shirt he is obviously depicting the northern Midwest tribes instead of the Southwest tribes
i cried for the old chief, no one deserves to see their children die in front of their eyes, it was too painfull to see broken arm signing away his ancestral land, what a cruel world
History is full of stories like this. Culture and values are often stormed or annihilated by brute forces and sufferings. God had been hardly of any help other than formal enslavement of those who suffered.
@@Thecircustapes I know what you are talking about, because I feel the same as you. What the white men done to those Indians is a very shameful thing. They took everything away from the native Indians. Every time they got lied too and betrayed by the white men, I always cry. They were not savages, not till they had no choice. Every men will protect their loved ones. I never hated anyone in my life, but watching these movies makes me hate what was done to those Indians.
There were no books in the time it started, about a few 1000 years ago. Not when the “ new world” was “ discovered” Lans stolen from the native poeple.
Too bad the Native Indians didn't win. I'd much prefer their way of life, compared to our souless modern way. Even as a longtime vegetarian, I see no fault with how the animals were hunted and consumed by them. They always showed the upmost respect for the animal and only killed when necessary, not like modern man which maintains slaughterhouses and kills by the billions.
I love this movie. Well-acted, treats all sides with nuance and respect. In the mid-fifties, it was common to see Indian characters be cardboard, but not here.
Robert Wagner, did an amazing job acting out the preparation of his Native Indian friend’s body. I found myself crying as he did this because of the compassion and respect you show to his friend. I lived in Wichita Kansas for over 25 years. I took my children to many Native American Indian powwows in Kansas and Oklahoma, and we went to the museums where they showed the treaties that American soldiers lied, and did not hold to their signatures on the papers that were signed. I often explain to My children how many western cowboy movies are misleading because the Indians, for the most part different tribes were different, they just wanted to be treated fairly and have the treaties. Actually, this out what they said, but instead, how are soldiers cannot give them the food or blankets and clothing. They deserved according to the treaties, breaking it time after time. And they gave them the poorest quality land that they , the Indians, were expected to live on, but yet the land was so barren and poor soil, that they couldn’t even call your own food to eat. My heart goes out to your native American Indians, and while I am only partially Indian, my heart feels so deeply about them miss use of government funds, and the lies and abuse that was shown to the Native American Indians, as many tribes. It is America’s shame. Do you know how we treated wonderful native American Indians!! Robert Wagner did a wonderful job on this movie, as did the actress who played the Native American Indian… She was so beautiful and I’m glad Roberts Character married her. I wished I could hear this story and others from their mouth. I have learned to try to read only that book which is written by a true. native American Indian. Their word is what I believe after reading so many broken promises by our own country. In fact, they still do that stuff politically, but the average American is ever told what goes on behind the s political meetings and paper signing!! Thank you for making the movie available to us on TH-cam.
They sure didn't spare any expense with extras! Thousands of cavalry and Cheyenne. Wonderful movie, for once portraying the best in humanity instead of the worst.
I don't think there was ever an Indian maiden as attractive as Debra Paget (Appearing Day). I see Iron Eyes Cody has a role in this. Born of Italian parents, he made a tidy career playing American Indians in films & TV Westerns
John Prebble's 1952 story "My Great-Aunt Appearing Day", originally published in LILLIPUT magazine, was magnificently directed and performed in this 1955 motion picture; although the actual story involved British soldiers. Its portrayal of the overall peaceful existence and ultimate peace treaty between the Cheyenne and U.S. soldiers at Fort Laramie is refreshing and bears timeless implications of the pleasant dwelling together in unity as The Holy Bible declares in Psalm 133.1. God's beautiful Durango terrain, including the San Juan Mountains adds to the movie's appeal. This was the first of many Hollywood productions to be shot there.
I have the book since I was a teenager and I'm 72 now. The book is called Spanish Stirrup and the first story is "My Great-Aunt Appearing Day". I know a line from the story by heart : "They called Appearing Day Josh Tanner's Indian woman, but never to his face." I think this film shows his strength of character so well.
This was a beautifully crafted movie. The script, acting and locations were excellent. I had not seen this movie before and I am happy that you shared it. Thanks. Robert Wagner is now 88 and Debra Paget is 84. I wonder if they have fond memories of being in this movie? I hope so. Recommended.
I agree with u my friend, I too am part Native American. All of these movies have entertained Me. Now my grandchildren enjoy them and it brings fond memories of my Daddy because we'd watch them together. Those memories I hold dearly and close to my heart. Please bring back movies that have meaning and from the heart. No More Violence on the screens. Adios
I saw Robert Wagner on at least one occasion. In the mid to late 1980's. He was crossing the street by himself in Westwood, CA. I think it was Westwood Blvd near Le Conte, up by the small theater there, the Geffen Playhouse, one day. Maybe he was just at the theater. A few people recognized him most likely. There weren't that many around, but he just smiled pleasantly and went about his business.
I like you I like these old movies because because they were wrong when I was a kid how do you 69 through 77 I went to high school then I went to pull up here to here in Delaware and watching movies one out how do I am very much thank you for the lawyer I do appreciate it very much thank you again I appreciate it
I love seeing this movie, I like to see an Indian Village, & the way they live, the way they treat a stranger or a visitor a white men from the red men (Indians).they have a treaty.
I great western ! . . and for those that look for historical accuracy - don't turn to movies meant for entertainment purposes - but go to Documentaries ! Once more - a GREAT Western !
@Robert Cummings ...Don't even trust documentaries...Don't forget that a lot of the research material was propaganda, depending on which side wrote the story...Matter of fact, don't trust history at all lol just move on and accept all with a grain of salt or fiction ('based on'...but no complete truth) The only truth in our history is that there is no absolute truth.
I too was teared as I watched the ending. My "feminine' side, I guess. And more powerful since it was true! Love in peace is more powerful than war. Being "dressed up" for their death reminded me of the Spartans, warriors too, who always primped before battle.
How it was? Oh no! Not at all! It was much much worse: Much more cruelty, much more betrayal, much more blood and killing. And not even one contract without being broken.
i am Greek and my heart was broken, when they left from their land. In heaven there is no white man's land or yellow or black or whatever skin colour, its everybody's land. Praise the lord Jesus Christ
Einer meiner absoluten Lieblingswestern. Fühle mich jedes Mal in die späten 70er Jahre zurückversetzt, als Sonntagnachmittag noch zur Kaffeezeit Indianerwestern liefen. Stückchen Kuchen, Tasse Kakao und Fernsehen schauen, während mein Vater mir stundenlang den Rücken kraulen musste...schee woars...
Every Saturday was western’s day . Watched western’s all day . Rifleman , gun smoke or a Clint Eastwood western . Miss the easy days of the 1970’s .
Excellent! The tenderness Robert Wagner displayed to Little Dog at the end was amazingly touching.
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But what did he do to Natalie wood?
Bravo
Love this movie! brings back memories, sunday mornings on tv watching with my dad😊
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Same for me. Nostalgic for me
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My grandad loved this kind of thing. He was 17 when this movie was released and it reminds me of him. My other grandad also loved classic movies but unfortunetly he died in 1984. He would have been 37 when this movie came out.
Rest in peace
@@isaacibnoumaryama5779 thank you very much.
Love these old westerns there none like them anymore. I was born in front of little black and white tv and I loved these back then and today
Good to have you among us
That’s why I watch the westerns and other old tv shows more than anything else. Most of everything on tv today is junk.
This is one of the most true and fantastic movies of all time. I have always had the most up most respect for the American Indian people. 🇬🇸 Australia
Me too
i was only 10 yrs old when i watched this movie in 1955 in Manila, Philippines and i was able to watched again after 65 yrs as of October 28, 2020!!
🍁 I am 10% native, Born on traditional Blackfoot Land, at Calgary, AB CA. There are 9 First Nation bands in Alberta. Including, Siksika, Piikani, Kainai, Iethka Stoney Nakoda, Chiniki, Bearspaw. Good Stoney, and Tsuut'ina . Although I have never considered myself Native (Scots-English) I carry that small 10% with some pride. And was even born on September 22 the same day the meetings began at, Blackfoot Crossing. Where Treaty # 7, was signed. Although this is a movie and Cannot really tell the whole story, It still brought a tear to this old Calgarians Eye. My British father also taught me to fish and hunt. And respect the land. 🍁🌄
My Native American Spirit would love to see truthful stories and films come about, so that all may know how we once lived, and live today....., too many promises broken, and yet we have Hope, and still Pray that all our lands will be retrurned to us, and the replenishing of our lands with Buffalo, the Mustang, and better schools and hospitals for our people. God Bless America, for we are all brothers under The One True Living God...
I can tell you that the ignorance of people in power have no idea about the native people and what they can do for the land..if only they would listen or ask..all the land and animals would have a better chance..such as fires etc etc!
I love your comment. Greetings from the UK.
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From a descendant from the pale people who broken so many promises, I say amen and sorry.
People have romantic notions
I was only eight when I first saw this film… Now I’m 75 and I still enjoy it
How time flies hey Elizabeth
I WAS ONLY EIGHT WHEN I FIRST SAW THIS FILM NOW I’M 75 AND I STILL ENJOY IT
@@glorysengo6289 What a great portrayal of d main character by Robert Wagner. It shows d great wisdom n understanding of d situations. It is a great movie par excellence
I also remember his portrayal of d Prince Valiant of The Knights of d Round table. I met him in hollywood n so is Rock Hudson n John Derek.They were be remembered for so long n admired.
I hope they could do more of those classics movies like each of those stories of d knights of d round table, stories of each of d knights, then add some suspences. Its a great adventures of d knights.Thet could show those movies all over n over again n people wl never fed up to watch.
This is one of my favourite movies. Authentic acting with respect and value!
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
after watching so many old western movies, you will know which one is a good one, watched twice, it is 1:51am here, just love it
It's exactly 5.00am Monday morning....i've got work in 3 hours, first day back after the Christmas holidays, 😂😂
It's gonna be a long day 😂😂
A very good movie
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This movie is a true classic it has been a favorite in my family for years thank you so much for sharing it it is a good way to spend a Saturday afternoon .💞💞💞
Such a clean and decent movie….I turn my head for only a few times….
I wish all other western movies can be of these great quality; good to the eyes. Thanks for the upload.
Love this movie. Great story of love and trust. The characters are loveable, the music is great, and acting is 100%.
Thank you!
i can't believe back in many many years ago the indians where treated so mean God bless us all. Amen
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
Yeah, so mean, why was there was not "one" Indian tribe since the Indians were so peaceful? Why have "warriors". Because the Indian culture was a wayfaring society that constantly fought for lands from each other. Some of their games were even deadly. Anyone that thinks Indians were just peaceful hippies didn't/don't know much history.
The main enemies of the Comanches were the Pawnees, Osages, Arapaho, and Apaches. Although the five Comanche bands were independent of one another, they often came together to fight a common enemy (as was the case with many battles against the Apaches, who sought to gain land, horses, and captives).
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@@abbynormal7036Warriors have to kill and fight off animals for survival. There were nations of tribes; so the 20th century storyline aren't matching with what people who were living at the time were saying. Most of the killing took place when the immigrants kept coming and moving them around. They weren't into fighting until the death and lying.
The pride of indigenous people will live on... Forever...
Until the sun destroys the earth, or we nuke each other to extinction
Indeed.. as it should. Such a Beautiful and spiritual culture. Mad respect.
I feel the actors was using brownface...
@@allencampbell1058 omg, not BROWNFACE 😱
WOW! Great movie, enjoyed it very much! The courage and restraint shown by both the Cavalry and the Native Americans did astonish (unlike the typical western)! A lesson today's leadership could learn from. Too much greed and corruption rooted in leadership; historically and present, the world over, and human lives tend to be worthless.
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Very true!!
Super good movie I wish they can make movies today that have such a good genuine feel to them
Debra Paget - the Indian girl - born 1933 was still living at age 88 as of this writing. She is one of the last Hollywood starlets from the 1950's! She starred in 'The Ten Commandments' and with Elvis Presley in his film debut 'Love Me Tender' (both 1956) and enjoyed a successful film career.
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what a coincidence! Robert Wagner birthday is on 10 Feb and he will be 91. Debra Paget is 87 now.! Thank you for this nice movie.
I sure miss movies like this and earlier. They all were a little tinted but good lessons of courage and other lessons of life. That’s one reason we played them out as kids with our friends around the areas.
Try to live in peace & harmony with humankind. Have respect & consideration 4 all other creatures on this planet. Also where possible respect & care 4 the environment around you.I have not always done so, but tried as much as I could - it is not always possible, but I do my best which is all that a person can do.Amen. PJS.
My great grandma traveled the trail of tears and long with other Cherokee family members on my dad's side of the family ❤
My great grandfather did as well. We became registered from my grandfather when he was very young. Truly blessed to be able to know our heritage. Lol we may b related.
Amene. God bless ur get. grndma.
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What a great movie. Such hard times to be had by everyone in those days.
What about THESE days. People with no work, living on streets, police treating them like trash. Shame.
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Great acting by the father. Expressions of both happiness and sadness very believable. However, I made my mind up that I wouldn’t shed any tears at the ending of the movie. I made it through the part where Josh had been arranging Little Bears 🐻 body, but I always lose it anytime I hear Taps played. There’s just so much finality in that sound and conversely, so much beauty.
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No seriously not even the correct tribe Igai Bito (White Feather) is one of the early keepers of the Sacred Prophecy, judging by his war shirt he is obviously depicting the northern Midwest tribes instead of the Southwest tribes
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u used to watch all kinds of movies like this when i was 3 to 6 years old in low quality but this quality is better brings back memories.
Great movie ❤️
But a sad story in history 🙏❤️🙏🦋🦋🦋
I love all westerners movie s. I grow up with all of them. Am American native Indian myself.
It's fantastic
And this movies tell us a real story
This is a great movie times were certainly very hard on both sides but there was respect and love
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
Thank you for posting..excellent movie 2thumbs up..
Great film! Native people looked real, not like many movies of the period where they are portrayed as cardboard villains. Robert Wagner shines!
*Loved The Movie And These Classic Western Movies Are A Masterpiece* 🤗
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Thanks for letting us watch these fantastic movies
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
Top movie,Genius play.Respect.There is a few genius movies like this one,who can make you forget the reality.God bless the actors.
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Good movie . Not much action, but good to watch because the story is very good. Thanks.
Love western movies with the Native Americans in them. Thanks
i cried for the old chief, no one deserves to see their children die in front of their eyes, it was too painfull to see broken arm signing away his ancestral land, what a cruel world
I would have wanted little dog settle peacefully with Ann in exchange
Honestly this is why i have a love hate relationship with westerns because i always side with the natives and break my own heart when they lose
History is full of stories like this. Culture and values are often stormed or annihilated by brute forces and sufferings. God had been hardly of any help other than formal enslavement of those who suffered.
Its a movie...
@@Thecircustapes I know what you are talking about, because I feel the same as you. What the white men done to those Indians is a very shameful thing. They took everything away from the native Indians. Every time they got lied too and betrayed by the white men, I always cry. They were not savages, not till they had no choice. Every men will protect their loved ones. I never hated anyone in my life, but watching these movies makes me hate what was done to those Indians.
Wonderful movie. Loved every moment of it. These Westerns are very entertaining
Beautiful movie, no bad language and swearing. ❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦
Great movie with great ending. Motivates one to read about early American history.....
I would suggest reading An indigenous peoples history of the United States by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz.
There were no books in the time it started, about a few 1000 years ago.
Not when the “ new world” was “ discovered”
Lans stolen from the native poeple.
@@andrewdwyer2456 thank you for the suggestion. Going to try to get it now.
I love movies like this! 🥰
I looked this film at Rink cinema@1997at Darjeeling.
Very good movie. Tells a great story.
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
Iv seen this movie before but still worth watching again it was just brilliant thanks for sharing it with us and keep them coming.
Too bad the Native Indians didn't win.
I'd much prefer their way of life, compared to our souless modern way.
Even as a longtime vegetarian, I see no fault with how the animals were hunted and consumed by them. They always showed the upmost respect for the animal and only killed when necessary, not like modern man which maintains slaughterhouses and kills by the billions.
such an ignorant statesmen.
I love this movie. Well-acted, treats all sides with nuance and respect. In the mid-fifties, it was common to see Indian characters be cardboard, but not here.
Robert Wagner, did an amazing job acting out the preparation of his Native Indian friend’s body. I found myself crying as he did this because of the compassion and respect you show to his friend.
I lived in Wichita Kansas for over 25 years. I took my children to many Native American Indian powwows in Kansas and Oklahoma, and we went to the museums where they showed the treaties that American soldiers lied, and did not hold to their signatures on the papers that were signed. I often explain to My children how many western cowboy movies are misleading because the Indians, for the most part different tribes were different, they just wanted to be treated fairly and have the treaties. Actually, this out what they said, but instead, how are soldiers cannot give them the food or blankets and clothing. They deserved according to the treaties, breaking it time after time. And they gave them the poorest quality land that they , the Indians, were expected to live on, but yet the land was so barren and poor soil, that they couldn’t even call your own food to eat. My heart goes out to your native American Indians, and while I am only partially Indian, my heart feels so deeply about them miss use of government funds, and the lies and abuse that was shown to the Native American Indians, as many tribes. It is America’s shame. Do you know how we treated wonderful native American Indians!!
Robert Wagner did a wonderful job on this movie, as did the actress who played the Native American Indian… She was so beautiful and I’m glad Roberts Character married her. I wished I could hear this story and others from their mouth. I have learned to try to read only that book which is written by a true. native American Indian. Their word is what I believe after reading so many broken promises by our own country. In fact, they still do that stuff politically, but the average American is ever told what goes on behind the s political meetings and paper signing!!
Thank you for making the movie available to us on TH-cam.
Very touching
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They sure didn't spare any expense with extras! Thousands of cavalry and Cheyenne.
Wonderful movie, for once portraying the best in humanity instead of the worst.
What a nice movie.
I don't think there was ever an Indian maiden as attractive as Debra Paget (Appearing Day).
I see Iron Eyes Cody has a role in this. Born of Italian parents, he made a tidy career playing American Indians in films & TV Westerns
Finally a movie where the Indians and the Americans are getting along for the most part...good movie
This is a totally awesome movie I totally love this video ❤️💯✌️😇☕ WADO!! For sharing it I totally appreciate it my friend ✌️😇☕
3:09 am Sat 6 Feb 2021.. This movie is brilliant I love it..
The music as Robert Wagner rides into the Indian village sets that scene perfectly !!!!!
Great great actors in this era too ... amazingly ❤❤❤
Yes 🎥 land of the Cheyenne people country 😊 beautiful ❤️ scenery 😁 BLESSED
John Prebble's 1952 story "My Great-Aunt Appearing Day", originally published in LILLIPUT magazine, was magnificently directed and performed in this 1955 motion picture; although the actual story involved British soldiers.
Its portrayal of the overall peaceful existence and ultimate peace treaty between the Cheyenne and U.S. soldiers at Fort Laramie is refreshing and bears timeless implications of the pleasant dwelling together in unity as The Holy Bible declares in Psalm 133.1.
God's beautiful Durango terrain, including the San Juan Mountains adds to the movie's appeal. This was the first of many Hollywood productions to be shot there.
I have the book since I was a teenager and I'm 72 now. The book is called Spanish Stirrup and the first story is "My Great-Aunt Appearing Day". I know a line from the story by heart : "They called Appearing Day Josh Tanner's Indian woman, but never to his face." I think this film shows his strength of character so well.
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A very good movie..tear jerker at the end. The tenderness and reverence shown was truly heart felt and touching ..thanks for posting 💕
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
A very good Western film
I like cowboy and Indians their movies are more entertaining and you don't fall asleep or yawn . Smile
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
This was a beautifully crafted movie. The script, acting and locations were excellent. I had not seen this movie before and I am happy that you shared it. Thanks. Robert Wagner is now 88 and Debra Paget is 84. I wonder if they have fond memories of being in this movie? I hope so. Recommended.
Debra Paget starred with John Derek in the 1956 Ten Commandments
I agree with u my friend, I too am part Native American. All of these movies have entertained Me. Now my grandchildren enjoy them and it brings fond memories of my Daddy because we'd watch them together. Those memories I hold dearly and close to my heart. Please bring back movies that have meaning and from the heart. No More Violence on the screens. Adios
She also starred with James Stewart in Broken Arrow as another indian who eventually married James Stewart's character, only to be killed by cowboys.
They were together in "The Stars and Stripes Forever" as well.
What a great movie! Thanks so much again for uploading this movie 💓👍👍
Touching enjoyable good movie.
That was a good one!!!
Thanks so much For this work of the american historia.very good film.from Bogotá Colombia Alfonso Vargas Gómez.
Great movie and cinematography..
so enjoy and delightfull..
Learn something while watching..
U make my day sir..
Love from Malaysia
Mohammad Firdaus ... Hi, I have an American cousin there.
I learn something everytime I watch western pictures.👍🏼
Wow! Malaysia ! Welcome ! I am Amina ! SalamAlikum !
I saw Robert Wagner on at least one occasion. In the mid to late 1980's. He was crossing the street by himself in Westwood, CA. I think it was Westwood Blvd near Le Conte, up by the small theater there, the Geffen Playhouse, one day. Maybe he was just at the theater. A few people recognized him most likely. There weren't that many around, but he just smiled pleasantly and went about his business.
I alert the media ! ! !
In the 50's and early 60's many neat Cavalry and history movies were made.
I like you I like these old movies because because they were wrong when I was a kid how do you 69 through 77 I went to high school then I went to pull up here to here in Delaware and watching movies one out how do I am very much thank you for the lawyer I do appreciate it very much thank you again I appreciate it
One of the awesome movies I have ever seen. I didn't know of these hollywood jewels. Thnx.👍👍👍
Words can not tell you thanks I love my Red Brothers
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Marvelous. I have learned about costumes and custom s of the Indian s from this movie. thank you
I love seeing this movie, I like to see an Indian Village, & the way they live, the way they treat a stranger or a visitor a white men from the red men (Indians).they have a treaty.
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
Marlin Brando, Antonio Bandaras, and Omar Sharif were all magnificent in this movie!
I great western ! . . and for those that look for historical accuracy - don't turn to movies meant for entertainment purposes - but go to Documentaries ! Once more - a GREAT Western !
Great movie first time I've seen so many horses
Keith sweat
@Robert Cummings ...Don't even trust documentaries...Don't forget that a lot of the research material was propaganda, depending on which side wrote the story...Matter of fact, don't trust history at all lol just move on and accept all with a grain of salt or fiction ('based on'...but no complete truth)
The only truth in our history is that there is no absolute truth.
@@SMGsweets in history is complete truth. The historians are the ones twisting the reality.
Do not confuse reality with human version of it.
I love the movie well acted
First time a western movie has filled my eyes with tears.
This was very emotional. Beautiful codes of honour ...thank you for posting it.
The greatest one I watched yet,good resolution too
Wonderful movie...not one boring moment
Seen is believing , one of my all time most favorites.!!!
I hope you've the Christmas package ready lol ???
Nice movie and quite good quality also. Thanks.
THATS A YOUNG ROBERT WAGNER 😉
DID NOT KNOW HE MADE A WESTERN MOVIE .... THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS I REALLY ENJOYED IT 😎
pmad D He made many of them!
One of the better movies to me.
Heartbreaking. One of the many broken treaties.
Really enjoying this movie must watch
Robert Wagner and Jeffery Hunter, always a good team. They made quite a few films together as 2oth C3entury Fox contract actors.
This is one of my favorite Western
Great movie...I enjoyed it very much. I must watch this with my grandson.
Thank you for the upload 😎
I too was teared as I watched the ending. My "feminine' side, I guess. And more powerful since it was true! Love in peace is more powerful than war. Being "dressed up" for their death reminded me of the Spartans, warriors too, who always primped before battle.
Absolutely. And the samurai too. The quality of death was vital for the true warrior cast I think.
Er, sorry, but while the story maybe, er, "true" there sure is a lot of fiction going on in this movie. Look it up. You'll see I'm correct.
Beautiful filmi,,, a very good movie🙌🌹🇫🇮☀️
One of my all-time most favourites!!!
The Spanish Vaquero is the foundation of the cowboy 🤠
I love these one. And it show how it was, not hollywood. That says a lot
how? Those were not Native American actors- such as in the movie DANCES WITH WOLVES.
How it was? Oh no! Not at all! It was much much worse: Much more cruelty, much more betrayal, much more blood and killing. And not even one contract without being broken.
Thank you for the cowboy movies me and my papa when I see watch cowboy movies
Thats awesome that you watch them with your dad! 🤠✌📺🍿
Great post.
Better than I had thought.....great plot, great acting and great scenery.
Happy to hear you enjoyed it :)
As a kid I was obsessed with cowboy movies
As an adult, I still am
The most sad part is the leaving of their land, all those tribes…my heart sinks….I am part Cherokee…..
the cherokee were good allies to the french and the irish against the british.
i am Greek and my heart was broken, when they left from their land. In heaven there is no white man's land or yellow or black or whatever skin colour, its everybody's land. Praise the lord Jesus Christ
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Being born in 2002 i can tell you i love these western movies and shows
this is a wonderful movie, thanks for sharing...
Great Movie as usual now, these movies are the best to me. This is my opinion of course.
More than anything I enjoy watching bareback riding and the beauty of the horses - 13.08.21 Finland
Real Good story!
Wagner was one smooth dude, getting Natalie Wood was proof of that.
Einer meiner absoluten Lieblingswestern. Fühle mich jedes Mal in die späten 70er Jahre zurückversetzt, als Sonntagnachmittag noch zur Kaffeezeit Indianerwestern liefen. Stückchen Kuchen, Tasse Kakao und Fernsehen schauen, während mein Vater mir stundenlang den Rücken kraulen musste...schee woars...