Apache [1954 film] (1954)

by Robert Aldrich

Other authors: Burt Lancaster, John McIntire (Actor), Jean Peters, James R. Webb (Writer)

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The story of Massai, the last of the fierce Apache warriors, and his single-handed, bloody war against the entire U.S. Army. The former pacifist learns "might makes right" from the oppressive soldiers, and seeks to defend the rights of his tribe after the 1886 humiliating surrender by their chief Geronimo.… (more)

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Robert Aldrich	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Lancaster, Burt	—	secondary author	all editions	confirmed
McIntire, John	Actor	secondary author	all editions	confirmed
Peters, Jean	—	secondary author	all editions	confirmed
Webb, James R.	Writer	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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Broncho Apache by Paul I. Wellman

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The story of Massai, the last of the fierce Apache warriors, and his single-handed, bloody war against the entire U.S. Army. The former pacifist learns "might makes right" from the oppressive soldiers, and seeks to defend the rights of his tribe after the 1886 humiliating surrender by their chief Geronimo.

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