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The Last Frontier (1955)

The Last Frontier (1955)
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Victor Mature is in rare form in this otherwise uneven cavalry Western about a trapper who prevents a Little Big Horn-type disaster. Having been robbed of a year's worth of skins by marauding Indians, Jed Cooper (Mature), Gus Hideout (James Whitmore), and Mungo (Pat Hogan) sign on at a nearby fort. Jed, however, falls in love with Corinna (Anne Bancroft), the refined wife of the commanding officer, Colonel Marston (Robert Preston), and when the latter begins to plan an all-out attack on an unruly Indian tribe, he attempts to prevent what, in all likelihood, will be a mass slaughter. Based on a novel by Richard Emery Roberts, The Last Frontier was re-released to television as Savage Wilderness and came complete with a rousing title song performed by Rusty Draper. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi

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Starring:
Victor MatureGuy Madison, (more)
Director(s):
Anthony Mann
Format(s):
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Synopsis of The Last Frontier

Victor Mature is in rare form in this otherwise uneven cavalry Western about a trapper who prevents a Little Big Horn-type disaster. Having been robbed of a year's worth of skins by marauding Indians, Jed Cooper (Mature), Gus Hideout (James Whitmore), and Mungo (Pat Hogan) sign on at a nearby fort. Jed, however, falls in love with Corinna (Anne Bancroft), the refined wife of the commanding officer, Colonel Marston (Robert Preston), and when the latter begins to plan an all-out attack on an unruly Indian tribe, he attempts to prevent what, in all likelihood, will be a mass slaughter. Based on a novel by Richard Emery Roberts, The Last Frontier was re-released to television as Savage Wilderness and came complete with a rousing title song performed by Rusty Draper. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
98 mins

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Director(s):
Anthony Mann
Writer(s):
Russell S. HughesPhilip Yordan
Producer(s):
William Fadiman
Categories:
Westerns
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    Sally G.

    Very good psychological western from director Mann, scripted from a book "The Gilded Rooster". The plight of man stuck between 'late comer' civilization and 'modern civilization'. "Drowning in civilization..." are the words used by James Whitmore's character to Victor Mature who just doesn't understand being a buckskin wearing mountain man. Plot themes center on military insanity and marital faithfulness. In this one I really enjoy V. Mature. He shows many sides of acting talent while coping with new concepts (rules). Guy Madison is the voice of reason maintaining the order of things. Not a great movie but a really good one. Fits into the western genre of soldiers/military. Questioning authority movie not an action movie

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