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The Charge at Feather River (1953) was a Western - Film directed by Gordon Douglas and produced by David Weisbart.

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Pvt. Smiley: When a man is forced by bitter circumstances to drink water, you might have the common decency to turn the other way.

Pvt. Cullen: Well, sir, when I get drunk I forget what I do and I steal.
Miles Archer: Uh-huh.
Pvt. Cullen: And when I steal, I want to forget what I did so I get drunk.
Miles Archer: I just get drunk

Miles Archer: I don't get it. Indians don't like to fight at night.
Grover Johnson, Artist: Why?
Miles Archer: Because if they get killed in the dark it'll always be dark in their happy hunting grounds.

Pvt. Ryan: I was shot at by the whole Confederate army... you think I'm scared of one husband?

Pvt. Wilhelm: Yeah; I'll just fill my pipe!
[gets shot by an arrow in the leg]
Pvt. Wilhelm: AAH!
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WILHELM SCREAM: A scream used for the character Pvt. Wilhelm (recorded originally for Distant Drums) has since been reused in many films, including the Star Wars and Indiana Jones films.

Began shooting late February 1953.

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