Directed by:
William A. SeiterScreenplay:
P.J. WolfsonCinematography:
Nicholas MusuracaCast:
Claire Trevor, John Wayne, George Sanders, Brian Donlevy, Wilfrid Lawson, Robert Barrat, John F. Hamilton, Eddie Quillan, Chill Wills, Ian Wolfe, Eddy Waller (more)Plots(1)
America's Revolutionary War is more than a decade away, but storm clouds of rebellion are gathering in Pennsylvania. There, colonial man of action James Smith does what England's provincial command won't: stop the trading of weapons to Indian tribes. Smith intercepts trade shipments, beseiges forts and risks the certain-death charge of treason against the king. (official distributor synopsis)
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A little classic John Wayne, who doesn't really stand out, maybe just because the Indians aren't such assholes here. The bad guys are the white ones, and that's just how it is. But the truth is that bad guys are everywhere, but let's not support stereotypes, right? His character also has a bit of a problem with women because his mission is the most important thing for him. A bit worn out, but it still managed to come up with an interesting story that has its funny moments too.
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