Arrowhead (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Charles Marquis Warren |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Action, Drama, Romance, Western |
Featured Cast of Arrowhead See More »
Charlton Heston(as Ed Bannon)
Arrowhead
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1953
Arrowhead
Released
1953
Charlton Heston
(as Ed Bannon)
Jack Palance(as Toriano)
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1953
Arrowhead
Released
1953
Jack Palance
(as Toriano)
Katy Jurado(as Nita)
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1953
Arrowhead
Released
1953
Katy Jurado
(as Nita)
Brian Keith(as Capt. Bill North)
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1953
Arrowhead
Released
1953
Brian Keith
(as Capt. Bill North)
Milburn Stone(as Sandy MacKinnon)
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1953
Arrowhead
Released
1953
Milburn Stone
(as Sandy MacKinnon)
Robert J. Wilke(as Sgt. Stone)
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1953
Arrowhead
Released
1953
Robert J. Wilke
(as Sgt. Stone)
John Pickard(as John Gunther)
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1953
Arrowhead
Released
1953
John Pickard
(as John Gunther)
Richard Farnsworth(as Cavalryman)
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1953
Arrowhead
Released
1953
Richard Farnsworth
(as Cavalryman)
Arrowhead Overview:
Arrowhead (1953) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Charles Marquis Warren .
SYNOPSIS
Heston brawls with Palance (we want to see a rematch!) when an Apache chief returns to his tribe after being schooled in the East to find his nemesis, a bitter cavalry scout, wants to continue their private war.
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Arrowhead Quotes:
Captain Bill North:
Give me your attention. This command is going after Toriano. Now, on my responsibility, we'll take our orders from Mr. Bannon.
Ed Bannon: I'll make it short. There's only one way to beat the Apache - fight the way he fights... hit and run until he can't run anymore.
Ed Bannon: I'll make it short. There's only one way to beat the Apache - fight the way he fights... hit and run until he can't run anymore.
Sandy MacKinnon:
Which way are you going back to the post?
Colonel Weybright: The way every detail goes back.
Ed Bannon: Pick another way, Colonel.
Colonel Weybright: These Apaches were here for peace. Do you see any paint on their faces?
Ed Bannon: They don't have to have paint on their faces, but they can't fight without paint. They got to have it on them somewhere.
Colonel Weybright: The way every detail goes back.
Ed Bannon: Pick another way, Colonel.
Colonel Weybright: These Apaches were here for peace. Do you see any paint on their faces?
Ed Bannon: They don't have to have paint on their faces, but they can't fight without paint. They got to have it on them somewhere.
Captain Bill North:
What is it?
Ed Bannon: Prophecy.
Captain Bill North: Prophecy?
Ed Bannon: They never talk it. It was always written - carved on a tree, painted on a rock. The Invisible One would appear and lead them to victory over the White Eyes. It would be one of their people. He'd come from the East.
Captain Bill North: That fits Toriano
Ed Bannon: That's why he went back East to school... so he could make it fit.
Ed Bannon: Prophecy.
Captain Bill North: Prophecy?
Ed Bannon: They never talk it. It was always written - carved on a tree, painted on a rock. The Invisible One would appear and lead them to victory over the White Eyes. It would be one of their people. He'd come from the East.
Captain Bill North: That fits Toriano
Ed Bannon: That's why he went back East to school... so he could make it fit.
Ed Bannon:
Apaches don't like horses, Sergeant. They ride 'em until they drop, kill 'em and eat 'em and then steal some more.
Sandy:
I think they're swinging too wide for a circle, Ed. Maybe they're not using a pattern at all.
Ed Bannon: Apaches always use a pattern for their campaigns. I've seen 'em fight in a circle covering hundreds of miles or in an X as big as the whole territory. Even a zigzag pattern. We got to be sure which one they're using now.
See More Quotes from ArrowheadEd Bannon: Apaches always use a pattern for their campaigns. I've seen 'em fight in a circle covering hundreds of miles or in an X as big as the whole territory. Even a zigzag pattern. We got to be sure which one they're using now.