Land Raiders
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Nathan Juran
Telly Savalas
George Maharis
Arlene Dahl
Janet Landgard
Jocelyn Lane
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Paul Cardenas and his brother Vince continue their long-standing feud over Paul's former girl friend whom Vince made pregnant. After the girl died mysteriously, Paul left their Arizona ranch to wander. He returns to find that Vince is trying to provoke a war with the Apaches so that property values will drop and he can buy the land cheaply. When a government Indian agent arrives, Vince has him killed with Apache arrows to prevent any peaceful settlement of Indian claims and then places a bounty on all Indian scalps. When the Apaches retaliate by attacking a wagon train, Paul arrives in time to save Kate Mayfield, daughter of the town sheriff. Vince encourages the local citizens to attack the Indian village, an act which results in the deaths of many Apache women and children, but the Apaches soon retaliate with an attack on the town. Simultaneously, Sheriff Mayfield reveals to Paul that Vince murdered the former girl friend when she threatened to name him as her baby's father. In the resulting melee, both Vince and Mayfield are killed, but Paul survives to ride out of town with his new lover, Kate.
Director
Nathan Juran
Cast
Telly Savalas
George Maharis
Arlene Dahl
Janet Landgard
Jocelyn Lane
George Coulouris
Guy Rolfe
Paul Picerni
Phil Brown
Marcella St. Amant
H. P. Picerni
Robert Carricart
Gustavo Rojo
Fernando Rey
Ben Tatar
John Clarke
Charles Stalnaker
Susan Harvey
Crew
José Algueró
Wilkie Cooper
Miguel Gil
Godfrey Godar
Jesse Lasky Jr.
José López Rodero
Archie Ludski
Juan Majan
Colin Miller
Bruno Nicolai
Ken Pettus
Ken Pettus
Antonio Pueo
Kay Rawlings
Luis Roberts
Roy Rowland
Charles H. Schneer
D. Sempere
Pat Silver
George Stephenson
Film Details
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Trivia
Notes
Filmed in Budapest and in Spain. The working title of this film is Day of the Landgrabber.
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Fall November 1969
Released in United States Fall November 1969
