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Soldier Blue (1970)

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MPAA Rating
PG

Running Time
1 hour, 55 minutes

Country USA

Studio Avco Embassy Pictures

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Other Titles
• Soldier Blue
• Das Wiegenlied vom Totschlag (1970)



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Genre: Western, Revenge

Tagline: Stained with the blood of the innocent.

Plot: This violent drama is based on an allegedly historic encounter between white settlers and the Cheyenne Indians, of the west. Based on Theodore V. Olsen’s novel ARROW IN THE SUN, the account enacts the struggle of a U.S. soldier named Honus Gant (Peter Strauss) and a white woman named Cresta (Candice Bergen) who has been captured by the Indians two years earlier. The pair is hoping to stay alive until they can reach the nearest army outpost. When the Cheyenne slaughter the paymaster’s party, with which they have been traveling, the two carry on to encounter several unusual characters. Donald Pleasance is perfect in his portrayal of Isaac Q. Cumber, who holds them captive, while hoping to sell the Cheyenne guns, in order to acquire some of gold they stole from the paymaster. When Honus is wounded, Cresta goes ahead alone, only to discover that the army plans to wipe the Indians out entirely. She hopes to return to help Honus, and warn the Cheyenne to flee, before the handful of them that are left, are wiped out. Ralph Nelson directs, and keeps the allegiances even, revealing the true tragedy behind the conflict.

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 Directed by
Ralph Nelson
Father Goose, Charly, Requiem for a Heavyweight
 Written by
Theodore V. Olsen
The Stalking Moon
John Gay
Run Silent Run Deep, Separate Tables, Ivanhoe
 Cast
Candice Bergen
Miss Congeniality, Gandhi, Sweet Home Alabama
Peter Strauss
xXx: State of the Union, Nick of Time, The Secret of NIMH
Donald Pleasence
Halloween, The Great Escape, Escape from New York
John Anderson
Psycho, Smokey and the Bandit II, Ride the High Country
Jorge Rivero
Werewolf, Rio Lobo, Conquista, La
Dana Elcar
The Sting, 2010, All of Me
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 Music By
Roy Budd
Get Carter, Get Carter, The Phantom of the Opera



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