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40 Guns to Apache Pass is a 1967 American Western film directed by William Witney and starring Audie Murphy. [2] Plot. In the Arizona Territory of 1868, the Apaches, led by Cochise (Michael Keep), are on the warpath.
Filming locations. Lovejoy Buttes, Lancaster, California, USA. Red Rock Canyon State Park - Highway 14, Cantil, California, USA. North Ranch, Lindero Canyon Road at Kanan Road, Agoura Hills, California, USA.
40 Guns to Apache Pass: Directed by William Witney. With Audie Murphy, Michael Burns, Kenneth Tobey, Laraine Stephens. The Apaches are on the warpath and the Army must defeat them.
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- Adventure, Drama, Romance
- William Witney
- 1967-05-01
The film was written by Willard and Mary Willingham. Willard has a small role in the film as a character named Fuller. Location filming took place in Red Rock Canyon State Park and Lancaster, California.
Following the Civil War, Apache chief Cochise goes on the warpath, vowing to kill every white man in Arizona. The cavalry unit at Fort Apache Wells under the unpopular command of Captain Bruce Coburn lead local homesteaders to the fort in preparation for an attack, but the men are inadequately armed.
- William Witney, Jack R. Berne
- Audie Murphy
Music is by Richard LaShelle and Jaques R. Marquette photographs it in Pathe Color with location work coming at Lovejoy Buttes, Red Rock Canyon and North Ranch in California. The Apaches, led by Cochise (Michael Keep), are on the warpath and vowing to kill all whites they come across.
Jun 30, 2015 · The most spirited performance in the film is delivered by Kenneth Tobey as Bodine, a man so self-centered he’d sell the guns to the Cochise and his Apaches to be used against his former colleagues if it means a life of leisure in Mexico for himself. Directed by: William Whitney. Cast: Audie Murphy … Capt. Coburn Michael Burns … Doug ...
