Last of the Renegades
Cast & Crew
Harald Reinl
Lex Barker
Pierre Brice
Anthony Steel
Karin Dor
Klaus Kinski
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Synopsis
Apache chief Winnetou saves the life of Ribanna, the daughter of an Assiniboin chief who has declared war on the white settlers invading his tribe's hunting grounds. On his promise that he will try to keep the peace between the white men and the Indians, Winnetou intercedes on behalf of three troopers held captive by the Assiniboins, including young Lieutenant Merril, son of the local fort commander. Bud Forrester, an unscrupulous oilman, sends Luke and several other renegades to storm a Ponca settlement, after which they almost capture the lieutenant. The arrival of Old Shatterhand, Winnetou's blood brother, and his companion, Lord Castlepool, an English adventurer, prevents their abduction. Forced to burn his oil wells when Old Shatterhand arouses the oil workers against him, Forrester retaliates by kidnaping Lord Castlepool. Col. J. F. Merril acts as peacemaker, vowing to help Winnetou hunt down the perpetrators of the Ponca massacre, while his son guarantees the peace by offering to marry Ribanna. The rescue of Lord Castlepool by Winnetou and Old Shatterhand, and the uncovering of Forrester's plan to place the blame on the Indians for a recent attack of a wagon by his own men, pushes Forrester and his desperadoes to trap Lieutenant Merril, his wife, and the Indian women and children in a cave. Winnetou and his braves ride to their rescue, and peace is finally established.
Director
Harald Reinl
Cast
Lex Barker
Pierre Brice
Anthony Steel
Karin Dor
Klaus Kinski
Mario Girotti
Renato Baldini
Eddi Arent
Marie Noelle
Ilija Ivezic
Velimir Hitil
Mirko Boman
Rikard Brezeska
Crew
Martin Böttcher
Max Galinsky
Erwin Gitt
Hermann Haller
Eberhard Junkersdorf
Ernst W. Kalinke
Gerd-victor Krau
Wolfgang Kühnlenz
Irms Pauli
Harald G. Petersson
Karl Reiter
Vladimir Tadej
Charles M. Wakefield
Horst Wendlandt
Lothar Winkler
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Filmed in Yugoslavia. Opened in Essen in September 1964 as Winnetou-II. Teil; running time: 94 min; in Rome caAug 1965 as Giorni di fuoco; in Paris in October 1965 as Le trésor des montagnes bleues. Yugoslavian title: Vinetu II.
