Old Shatterhand
Old Shatterhand (West Germany · Italy · France · Yugoslavia 1964 / Director: Hugo Fregonese)
Also known as
Apaches’ Last Battle (UK) | La battaglia di Fort Apache (Italy) | Les Cavaliers rouges (France) | Shatterhand | Winnetou i Old Shatterhand (Poland) | La última batalla de los Apaches (Spain) | Old Seterhend (Yugoslavia) | Apashien kapina (Finland) | I titanomahia tou Far West (Greece) | La Bataille de Fort Apache (Belgium) | Het gevecht van Fort Apache (Belgium) | Al batalha final dos Apaches / Winnetou - A Batalha Final Dos Apaches (Brazil) | Assalto ao forte (Portugal) | Old Shatterhand (Czechoslovakia)- BluRay · DVD
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Synopsis
In order to prevent a peace treaty from returning valuable grazing land to the Apaches, settlers stage ambushes to pin the blame on Chief Winnetou's tribe. Only a young boy knows that the killings (which include his parents) were actually done by ruthless land grabbers hoping to start a war between the Indians and the settlers. Shatterhand (Lex Barker), who is the adopted brother to the Apache's chief, tries to clear his friends' names and follows the trail of deception.
Credits
- Cast: Lex Barker (Old Shatterhand), Guy Madison (Captain Bradley), Pierre Brice (Winnetou), Daliah Lavi (Paloma), Rik Battaglia (Dixon), Gustavo Rojo (Corporal Bush), Ralf Wolter (Sam Hawkens), Kitty Mattern (Rosemary), Bill Ramsey (piano player), Alain Tissier (Tujunga), Charles Fawcett (General Taylor), Nikola Popovic (Sheriff Brandon), Mirko Ellis (Joe Burker), Burschi Putzgruber (Tom Kampendijk), James Burke (Colonel Hunter), Zivojin Denic (Schmidt), Nikola Ilic (Lieutenant Boyd), Ulla Moritz (track girl), Stevo Petrovic (bandit), Dusko Radojcic (Kamperpendijk), Uwe Rehse (barkeeper), Vladimir Sovanovic (Medicine Man), Georg Attlfellner (barber), Mirko Boman (Dick Stone), Aleksander Djuric (Great Bear), Vojkan Pavlovic (Will Parker), Milivoje Popovic (Lata Nalgut), Andrea Scotti (Sergeant Flanner), Dusan Tadic (Porucnik Baxter)
- Story: Karl May
- Screenplay: Ladislas Fodor, Robert A. Stemmle
- Cinematography: Siegfried Hold [Eastmancolor, Superpanorama 2,35:1]
- Music: Riz Ortolani
- Producer: Artur Brauner
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Trivia
Characters based on the novels by Karl May. Dahlia Lavi's other Eurowestern performance is in Catlow.
Versions and runtimes
- Runtime: 121 min (Germany), 129 min (Italy)
Release Dates
- April 30, 1964 (West Germany), December 1983 (East Germany, TV)
- August 28, 1964 (Italy)
- Possibly shown in Yugoslavia in 1963
- June 1968 (USA)
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