DrameAnnée1952Durée1h 22mIMDb5.8

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In 1876, a Canadian North West Mounted Police Constable must obtain the release of white hostages captured by the Cree tribes that are raiding Montana from their Canadian reservation.

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Bande-annonce

Casting

Joseph M. Newman

Director

Tyrone Power

Constable Duncan MacDonald

Cameron Mitchell

Konah

Thomas Gomez

Natayo Smith

Penny Edwards

Emerald Neeley

Robert Horton

Jess Calhoun

AN

Anthony Numkena

Comes Running

Adeline De Walt Reynolds

White Moon

Howard Petrie

Insp. Frazer

Stuart Randall

Standing Bear

CB

Chief Bright Fire

Indian

Frank DeKova

Custin

GG

Grady Galloway

Shemawgun

JH

Jim Hayward

Tim Neeley

Earl Holliman

Undetermined Secondary Role

Muriel Landers

Small Face, wife of Natayo

CL

Carlos Loya

Katatatsi

Michael Rennie

Ending Narrator

RS

Richard Shackleton

Byran Neeley

JC

John C. Higgins

Writer

GW

Garnett Weston

Writer

Commentaires

8 commentaires

OfficialJanetMbuguaMay 29, 2023

source: Pony Soldier

King KayNov 16, 2022

Pony Soldier

user2364773407638Nov 16, 2022

I'll second what one (several) reviewers said about the location of the filming being ludicrous . . . But I found this more than interesting, almost intriguing, and the leads of Power and Gomez are excellent. I suspect the story line is largely, if not totally, fictional. Didn't matter to me: It was entertaining, focused on finding a peaceful solution, and the action and crowd scenes are impressive for what had many trappings of a B-movie. Seen today, Gomez's style and performance come close to making me cringe. Viewed from the perspective of 70 years ago, it's an outstanding performance with some clever words and effective acting. Liked it, didn't love it, definitely worth seeing if your style runs to action and thought and bright colors.

chukwuezesamuelNov 16, 2022

Beautiful early color and gorgeous Canadian landscapes aside, Pony Soldier is about as embarrassing and stereotypical a piece of dated cultural nonsense as you'll find in the Western genre. Natives kidnapping white women, "noble savages", you name it: Pony Soldier captures all the tried and true hits. Just because it's Canadian doesn't make it any less cringe-worthy.

chrisNov 16, 2022

This totally inept film obviously could not afford to go anywhere near Canada ( there is a lot of talk about the respect for Queen Victoria in it and as seen here it was given a more appropriate title in the UK. ) Tyrone power is ill served by this Western, and in the main it is static stuck in a camp of Cree Native Americans. He is there to bring back two hostages that the Cree have captured after an attack on a wagon train. The talk is endless and tedious ( it is painfully explained that the Cree will speak English in the film, ) and there are sporadic attacks of violence including a killing by a hatchet in the face. Graphically shown, and nasty. The only virtue to the film is that the Native Americans are rarely called savages ( I counted one such comment ) and that the opening music was well composed by Alex North. Who can forget his score for the great ' A Streetcar Named Desire ' ? Thomas Gomez acts well as a guide for Tyrone Power and to sum up it is just about watchable.

user982872Nov 16, 2022

Garrulous Technicolor nonsense whose grasp of geography is evident from the use of Texan locations pretending to be Canada and whose fidelity to factual accuracy is evident from casting Cameron Mitchell and Thomas Gomez (the latter looking like Jabba the Hutt) as red indians. It boasts an interesting score by Alex North, who rapidly went on to much greater things.

shazia Nov 16, 2022

Tyrone Power is the title character in this good western whose mission is to effect the return of the Cree tribe from the United States back to Canada in the name of the Queen. Of course, the Indians just want to hunt and return to their old way of life and to lift a few scalps along the way. Power is aided by a trail-savvy, talkative half-breed scout who provides droll comic relief along the way. The film has more dialogue than action, although white hostages held by the Indians lead to some tense moments for the Mountie. The officer's peace efforts are threatened by a band of hostile Indians, with most of the skirmishes coming at the end of the picture. The movie has a great cast of western character actors and the camera work is also very good.

Jeffery BafferyNov 16, 2022

Greatly enjoyed this film which had great photography in Arizona and showed in great detail the Native American dwellings and customs. Tyrone Power(Constable Duncan MacDonald),"The Eddy Duchin Story",'56, played a young Canadian Mounted Police Constable who was on a mission to rescue settlers who were captured and held hostage. Thomas Gomez,(Natayo Smith),"Key Largo",'48 gave an outstanding performance as a guide to Duncan through the Indian country and demanded great rewards for his services. Penny Edwards,(Emerald Neeley),"Two Guys from Texas",'48 was the only white woman around and was greatly abused through out the entire picture. Despite all the conflicts among the Indians and the White folks, Duncan MacDonald was able to adopt a young boy as his son with the Indian community blessings. I have seen Thomas Gomez perform in many Classic films, but I truly enjoyed his great acting abilities in this film and regret he had a very short lived career.

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