Cavalry Charge | Ronald Reagan, Rhonda Fleming

Cavalry Charge | Ronald Reagan, Rhonda Fleming | GOOD FILM FROM THE 50'S

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Cavalry Charge

	Cavalry Charge Ronald Reagan, Rhonda Fleming Ivy Films, 2001 average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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This 88 minute film details the rousing adventure of two brothers who join opposing sides of the civil war conflict. Former president, Ronald Reagan, is Vance Britton, the commander of a group of Confederates plundering Union gold shipments and wreaking

the last outpost

well made movie. Ronald Reagan, Rhonda Fleming, and a host of tv stars of the fifties. Premise is two brothers fighting the civil war one union one confederate on tv it's known as the last outpost. Interesting plot and in color

GOOD FILM FROM THE 50'S

CAVALRY CHARGE is actually a film from Paramount,called THE LAST OUTPOST.
It was an A feature and did good solid box office.

The original film had beautiful colors by Technicolor.
From Paul B. Scott

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A typical 1950's Civil War film

Those old Civil War films are always the same. They're filmed in the California desert with inaccurate uniforms and weapons. Reagan gives a so-so performance as a Confederate Cavalry officer who finds himself fighting against his brother who is an officer in the Union Cavalry. And of course...there's a woman invoved too. It's a somewhat enjoyable movie, but certainly not a five star film.

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