Hondo and the Apaches

TV Movie
1967
U
1h 25m

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Two episodes from the TV series "Hondo" edited together and released as a feature.Two episodes from the TV series "Hondo" edited together and released as a feature.Two episodes from the TV series "Hondo" edited together and released as a feature.

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Ralph Taeger

Hondo Lane
(archive footage)

Kathie Browne

Angie Dow
(archive footage)

Michael Rennie

Tribolet
(archive footage)

Noah Beery Jr.

Buffalo Baker
(archive footage)
(as Noah Beery)

Gary Clarke

Capt. Richards
(archive footage)

Randy Boone

Sean Gallagher
(archive footage)

Gary Merrill

General Philip Sheridan
(archive footage)

John Smith

Ed Dow
(archive footage)

Buddy Foster

Johnny Dow
(archive footage)

Michael Pate

Vittoro
(archive footage)

Victor Lundin

Silva
(archive footage)

Jim Davis

Krantz
(archive footage)

John Pickard

Lieutenant
(archive footage)

Steven Marlo

Reese
(as Steve Marlo)

William Bryant

Colonel George Crook
(archive footage)
(as Bill Bryant)

Robert Taylor

Gallagher
(archive footage)

Hank Worden

Miner
(uncredited)

Director
- Lee H. Katzin
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Quotes
Silva: Your dying will be slow and hard.
[looks at Hondo's dog, Sam]
Silva: Today two white dogs will die.
Hondo Lane: Beat it, Sam!
Silva: [after the dog runs off] Then you will die two times as slow.

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7/10

If it would be only for Robert Taylor in his last western (and last of 33 years movies for MGM), this one has to be seen.

If it would be only for Robert Taylor in his last western (and last of 33 years movies for MGM), this one has to be seen. Of course it's not one of the great westerns of all times, and the TV style of the sixties is quite obvious, but Ralph Taeger was as good as possible playing the character of Hondo after John Wayne in the 1953 John Farrow's classic. But for me, the real star here is Robert Taylor, bringing with him so many western's memories, from "Billy the Kid" to "Return of the Gunfighter", including highlights as "Ambush", "Westward the Women", "The Last Hunt" and "The Law and Jake Wade". This one was for him a farewell to the Old West, and he didn't miss it.