MASSACRE AT FORT GRANT

Fuerte perdido – Spanish title

Asalto al fuerte Apache – Spanish title

L’attaque de fort grant – French title
Ratna staza - Croatian title

Höllenfahrt nach Golden City – German title

Adistaktos prodotis – Greek title

I rinnegati di Fort Grant – Italian title

Kovboylar Kanunu – Turkish title

Doomed Fort – English title

The Lost Outpost – English title

Massacre at Fort Perdition – English title

Renegade at Fort Grant – English title

Massacre at Fort Grant – English title

A 1964 Spanish production [Lacy International Films, PC Alesanco (Madrid)]

Producer: Joe Gamble (José María Elorrieta)

Director: J. Douglas (José María Elorrieta)

Story:  José Luis Navarro, José María Elorrieta

Screenplay:  José Luis Navarro, José María Elorrieta

Cinematography: Paul Rippel (Pablo Ripoll) [Eastmancolor, Galascope]

Music: Fred Garcia (Fernando García Morcillo)

Songs: “Volvere”, “Caravana”, “Camino del Sur” sung by Maruchy Taylor, José Guardiola

Running time: 90 minutes

Cast:

Paul Driscoll – Jerry Cobb/George Gordon (Germán Cobos)

Joffren – John Sullivan (Mariano Vidal Molina)

James – Aldo Sambrell (Alfredo Brell)

Ann/Mary – Martha Hyier (María Ávila)

Arthur – Chris Huerta (Crisanto Huerta)

John - Frank Braña (Francisco Pérez)

Tabaly – Ethel Rojo (Ethel Castro)

Julie - María Saavedra

Geronimo - Rafael Albaicín (Ignacio Escudero)

Justice of the Peace – Luis Villar

Captain Nixon – William Mender (Guillermo Méndez)

Union Lieutenant – Jim Pérez (Julio Tabernero)

Sergeant Gray – Hugh Pepper (Hugo Pimentel)

Soldier – Rufino Inglés

Fiscal - Santiago Rivero

Tendera - Roy Rogers (Rosario Royo)

Ballerina - Ana Lazaga

With: Lew Wills (Luis Barboo), Ángel Celdrán, Joe Gardener (José Guardiola), Javier Inglés, Ángel Ortiz,  José Sancho, Pastor Serrador (Herberto Serrador), Vicente Tormos, Manuel Torremocha, Román Ariznavarreta, José Luis Chinchilla

Paul Driscoll arrives in Arizona to take possession of the land that the Government provides for homesteading and marries a beautiful singer. Three days later, he leaves with a caravan of settlers escorted by a military patrol. But they are attacked by the Indian chief Geronimo and his men, having to take refuge in an abandoned fort, where the attacks of the Apaches, boredom and lack of water weakens the settlers will to fight and survive. It’s up to Driscoll to rally their spirits and determination to ward off the attacking Indians until help can arrive.