The Charge at Feather River (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Gordon Douglas |
| Producer(s) | David Weisbart |
| Top Genres | Western |
Featured Cast of The Charge at Feather River See More »
Guy Madison
(as Miles Archer)
Frank Lovejoy
(as Sgt. Charlie Baker)
Vera Miles
(as Jennie McKeever)
Dick Wesson
(as Pvt. Cullen)
Onslow Stevens
(as Grover Johnson)
Neville Brand
(as Pvt. Morgan)
Henry Kulky
(as Pvt. Smiley)
Lane Chandler
(as Pvt. Zebulon Poinsett)
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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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The Charge at Feather River Quotes:
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.
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?
Miles Archer:
They'll charge again as soon as they pick a new chief.
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: 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
Grover Johnson, Artist:
Well, if they had squaws with them, they would hardly be on the warpath, would they?
Miles Archer: Anybody who tells you he can figure Indians - he's lyin'!
See More Quotes from The Charge at Feather RiverMiles Archer: Anybody who tells you he can figure Indians - he's lyin'!
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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.