Cavalry Charge (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Lewis R. Foster |
| Producer(s) | William H. Pine, William C. Thomas |
| Top Genres | Action, War, Western |
| Top Topics | Period Piece |
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Ronald Reagan(as Capt. Vance Britten)
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Ronald Reagan
(as Capt. Vance Britten)
Rhonda Fleming(as Julie McQuade)
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Rhonda Fleming
(as Julie McQuade)
Bruce Bennett(as Col. Jeb Britton)
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Bruce Bennett
(as Col. Jeb Britton)
Bill Williams(as Sgt. Tucker)
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Cavalry Charge
Released
1951
Bill Williams
(as Sgt. Tucker)
Noah Beery Jr.(as Sgt. Calhoun)
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Cavalry Charge
Released
1951
Noah Beery Jr.
(as Sgt. Calhoun)
Hugh Beaumont(as Lt. Fenton)
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Cavalry Charge
Released
1951
Hugh Beaumont
(as Lt. Fenton)
John Ridgely(as Sam McQuade)
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Cavalry Charge
Released
1951
John Ridgely
(as Sam McQuade)
Richard Crane(as Lt. McReady)
Cavalry Charge
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1951
Cavalry Charge
Released
1951
Richard Crane
(as Lt. McReady)
Cavalry Charge Overview:
Cavalry Charge (1951) was a Western - War Film directed by Lewis R. Foster and produced by William H. Pine and William C. Thomas.
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Burt Mustin's movie debut.
Ronald Reagan was a serious breeder of horses during this period of his career and insisted on riding his favorite mare in this film.
The producers of this movie, William H. Pine and William C. Thomas, were known in the industry as "The Dollar Bills" because they made movies so quickly and efficiently that their films seldom if ever lost money. This was their most expensive production to date, mainly because of its cast of higher-paid stars. It was also their biggest hit.
As the Indians were shot off of their horses, they were instructed to loop around the set, get back on different horses, and come back on as different Indians.