White Comanche (1968) |
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| Director(s) | José Briz Méndez |
| Producer(s) | Sam White, Andrés Vicente Gómez (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Drama, Western |
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White Comanche (1968) was a Drama - Western Film directed by José Briz Méndez and produced by Sam White and Andrés Vicente Gómez.
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Warner Archive: William Shatner Battles Himself in White Comanche (1968)
The new Warner Archive release White Comanche features William Shatner playing half-breed twins at war with each other. If you like Shatner or the kind of oddball films that he picks, or more likely inspires with his presence, then this bare bones Western will not disappoint. Miserable Cotten, B... Read full article
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White Comanche Quotes:
Johnny Moon:
Next time, don't eat the peyote.
Sheriff Logan:
For someone who's trying to live like a white man, you're sure turning out to be one hell of a Comanche!
Johnny Moon:
I'll leave if you want me to, but you better not stay here alone.
Kelly: Wherever I am, I am alone.
Johnny Moon: I guess that makes us about the same.
Kelly: Wherever I am, I am alone.
Johnny Moon: I guess that makes us about the same.
Johnny Moon:
Why don't you get the good citizens of this town to help you out?
Sheriff Logan: When trouble breaks out, they're kind of hard to find.
Sheriff Logan: When trouble breaks out, they're kind of hard to find.
Johnny Moon:
[drawing a bead on Notah] You are as the wild duck that sits on the pond.
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This film is listed among The 100 Most Enjoyably Bad Movies Ever Made in Golden Raspberry Award founder John Wilson's book THE OFFICIAL RAZZIE® MOVIE GUIDE.
Filmed in Spain on a miniscule budget while William Shatner was on hiatus from playing Captain Kirk on Star Trek, this film features him playing the dual role of half-breed twin brothers in the Old West.