Apache Uprising
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
R. G. Springsteen
Rory Calhoun
Corinne Calvet
John Russell
Lon Chaney Jr.
Gene Evans
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Apaches attack Jim Walker as he heads for Lordsburg to pick up a herd of mustangs. Bill Gibson, a scout, saves him, and they both head for Apache Wells, discovering a massacred family along the way. As they bury the bodies, Apaches attack again, but then retreat. The Indians fear a Cavalry patrol, which Jim and Bill join but are unable to convince of an Apache uprising. At Apache Wells, Vance Buckner plans with Jess Cooney and Toby Jack Saunders to rob a stagecoach outside the town. When the stage leaves, Jim, Bill, Jess, and Toby Jack are aboard. At the station, Jim fights with Toby Jack when he insults Janice, one of the passengers. Buckner arrives and, with Jess and Toby Jack, disarms the passengers and demands that the money carried on the stage be turned over to him. After revealing that the robbery was the scheme of Taylor, the district manager of the stage line, Toby Jack kills him. Jim and Bill forestall Buckner's plan to kill them by revealing that an Indian they picked up is Antone, an Apache chief, and that his tribe will surely attack. Toby Jack kills Bill, however, but is himself killed by the Apaches as he leaves the station. Jim and Janice escape but are then captured by the Indians; Jim tells them of Antone's imprisonment inside the station and that the Indians must free Buckner and Jess in order to save the chief. The Indians agree, and the outlaws flee. Jim follows them and finds Jess shot, but when he overtakes Buckner, he is unable to kill him in cold blood. The Apaches, who have followed, demand that Buckner be turned over to them so that he may pay for past crimes against Indians, but they allow Jim and Janice to escape to Lordsburg.
Director
R. G. Springsteen
Cast
Rory Calhoun
Corinne Calvet
John Russell
Lon Chaney Jr.
Gene Evans
Richard Arlen
Robert H. Harris
Arthur Hunnicutt
Deforest Kelley
George Chandler
Johnny Mack Brown
Jean Parker
Abel Fernández
Robert Carricart
Donald Barry
Paul Daniel
Reg Parton
Roy Jenson
Rodd Redwing
Dan White
Ben Stanton
Crew
Del Acevedo
Franz Bachelin
Veda Carroll
Dean Cole
Dale Coleman
Sam Comer
Farciot Edouart
Jimmie Haskell
W. Wallace Kelley
Max Lamb
Harry M. Lindgren
A. C. Lyles
Nellie Manley
Ray Moyer
Hal Pereira
Howard Roessel
Harry Sanford
Tony Scarano
John Schreyer
Bob Templeton
Wally Westmore
John Wilkinson
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Fools! Jug-headed fools! Coming out here in Apache country like they was taking a ride down a city street back East. They never learn until they're dead, and then it don't make no never mind.- Bill Gibson
Walker, were you ever in the Army?- Capt. Gannon
I rode with Hood.- Jim Walker
I had you figured for a Reb.- Capt. Gannon
But that's all behind us, Captain. I fight no wars for a lost cause.- Jim Walker
It seems like the Army is always nearby, but never there.- Bill Gibson
Kind of close back there. That little sidewinder was about to draw down on you.- Bill Gibson
Oh, he was just looking to carve another notch in his gun.- Jim Walker
Do you know what the word 'Apache' means? It means enemy. A twenty-four hours a day enemy. An enemy that's anything that walks on two legs.- Jim Walker
Trivia
Notes
Location scenes filmed in the Vasquez Mountains, Colorado.
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States December 29, 1965
Released in United States on Video February 24, 1993
Released in United States Winter January 19, 1966
Techniscope
Released in United States Winter January 19, 1966
Released in United States on Video February 24, 1993
Released in United States December 29, 1965 (New York City)