Fort Massacre (1958) |
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| Director(s) | Joseph M. Newman |
| Producer(s) | Walter Mirisch |
| Top Genres | Western |
Featured Cast of Fort Massacre See More »
Joel McCrea
(as Sgt. Vinson)
Forrest Tucker
(as Pvt. McGurney)
Susan Cabot
(as Piute Girl)
Anthony Caruso
(as Pawnee)
Denver Pyle
(as Pvt. Collins)
Francis McDonald
(as Old Piute Man)
Irving Bacon
(as Charlie the Trader)
Fort Massacre Overview:
Fort Massacre (1958) was a Western - Film directed by Joseph M. Newman and produced by Walter Mirisch.
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Fort Massacre Quotes:
[Vinson's cavalry patrol hurriedly buries a dead trooper]
Sgt. Vinson: Collins, that deep enough. Roll him in and cover him up. Let's move!
Pvt. Collins: You mean without reading the Good Book?
Sgt. Vinson: If he needs our help to make it upstairs, he's in worse shape than he looks.
Sgt. Vinson: Collins, that deep enough. Roll him in and cover him up. Let's move!
Pvt. Collins: You mean without reading the Good Book?
Sgt. Vinson: If he needs our help to make it upstairs, he's in worse shape than he looks.
Sgt. Vinson:
I need a six-foot hole dug. Any volunteers?
Pvt. McGurney: Don't look at me, Sergeant. I'm too overcome with grief.
Pvt. Pendelton: Well, I certainly can't do that!
Pvt. Collins: All right, I'll be the goat. Half the tobacco?
Pvt. McGurney: Collins, three feet will be plenty. He was only half a man.
See More Quotes from Fort MassacrePvt. McGurney: Don't look at me, Sergeant. I'm too overcome with grief.
Pvt. Pendelton: Well, I certainly can't do that!
Pvt. Collins: All right, I'll be the goat. Half the tobacco?
Pvt. McGurney: Collins, three feet will be plenty. He was only half a man.
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In 1958, United Artists released this film on a double bill with The Steel Bayonet.
The last film of Irving Bacon.