White Comanche
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Original film poster
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| Directed by | José Briz Méndez Gilbert Kay |
| Produced by | Sam White Philip N. Krasne Vincente Gomez |
| Written by | Frank Gruber José Briz Méndez Manuel Gomez Rivera Robert I. Holt |
| Starring | William Shatner Joseph Cotten |
| Music by | Jean Ledrut |
| Cinematography | Francisco Fraile |
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Release dates
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1968 |
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Running time
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93 min. |
| Country | Spain |
White Comanche or Comanche blanco or Rio Honcho is a 1968 paella western starring William Shatner in two roles.
The film is listed in Golden Raspberry Award founder John Wilson's book The Official Razzie Movie Guide as one of the The 100 Most Enjoyably Bad Movies Ever Made.[1]
Contents
Plot
Drifter Johnny Moon (William Shatner) is frequently attacked as he is mistaken for his twin brother Notah who leads Comanche war parties in attacks on the white population whilst he is having visions on peyote. Johnny travels to a Comanche encampment where he challenges his brother to a fight to the death in the town of Rio Honcho.
When Johnny rides into Rio Honcho he finds the town is at boiling point between two warring factions with only Sheriff Lomax (Joseph Cotten) keeping the peace. One of the factions discovers Johnny’s prowess with his six gun and tries to hire him. Johnny says he will give his answer in four days, after the climax with his brother.
Cast
- William Shatner as Johnny Moon / Notah
- Joseph Cotten as Sheriff Logan
- Rosanna Yanni as Kelly
- Perla Cristal as White Fawn
- Mariano Vidal Molina as General Garcia
- Luis Prendes as Grimes
- Barta Barri as Mayor Bolker
- Vicente Roca as Ellis
- Luis Rivera as Kah To
- Victor Israel as Carter
Production
William Shatner travelled to Spain In March 1967 during a break from shooting his Star Trek television show.[2] Producer Sam White recalled that Shatner tried to get the NBC network to buy the film to show on television.[3]
Notes
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- ↑ p.124 Hauck, Dennis William Captain Quirk Kensington Publishing Corporation, 01/10/1995
- ↑ p.418 Bruskin, David N., White, Jack, White, Jules, White, Sam The White brothers: Jack, Jules & Sam White Directors Guild of America, 01/05/1990
External links
- Lua error in Module:WikidataCheck at line 28: attempt to index field 'wikibase' (a nil value). White Comanche at IMDb
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