this is a luminously photographed and unusually well written western by veteran creator of rawhide charles marquis warren. direcxtor gordon douglas is its chief help in this regard. its strong plot line can be told in a few sentences. a hard nosed by the book and cavalry officer and captain richard lance and captures a leader of the indian enemy after a massacre at a fort. he insists on bringing the man back for trial and to be sent totucson while his commander sends another man to try to take the prisoner for trial and the patrol is wiped out. this means the leader has escaped and and lance must now lead a second patrol and he picks the men the fort can most spare and a company of problems  to defend the advance fort that had been wiped out and save the command from another attack by stopping up the bottleneck pass in that sector. as lance and young gregory peck is quite strong. other in the large cast of this film which really shows life at a cavalry outpost looking like an army establishment of heterogeneous and quarreling types includes war bond powerful as a hard drinking sergeant and neville brand and steve brodie as troublemakers and warner anderson and lon chaney jr. as psychological troublemakers and gig young and art baker and herbert heyes as fellow officers with nana bryant as the colonel wife. even barbara payton as the love interest gets by in a difficult role while michael ansara is the captured war chief and and jeff corey plays the fort scout. there are really two great scenes in this very well made western the long section at the fort before the last patrol is sent out and and that long patrol to the doomed ft. defiant itself. once at that fort and peck gets to deliver a grand speech in which at the demand of the men he has lined up for orders and he tells them each why he took them along. reading them their shortcomings one by one while they then tell them why they think he sent his best friend to die in his place take the indian in instead of going himself  and he proves them wrong for the remainder of the film by winning his lonely battle through intelligence and courage. the music by franz waxman is good and the production qualities admirable while the argument about what would happen if lance takes the war chief in happens to be true while other than this unsolvable mistake by the central character and this is is great western. it has been a favorite of mine for fifty years. 
this is a luminously photographed and unusually well written western by veteran creator of rawhide charles marquis warren. direcxtor gordon douglas is its chief help in this regard. its strong plot line can be told in a few sentences. a hard nosed by the book and cavalry officer and captain richard lance and captures a leader of the indian enemy after a massacre at a fort. he insists on bringing the man back for trial and to be sent totucson while his commander sends another man to try to take the prisoner for trial and the patrol is wiped out. this means the leader has escaped and and lance must now lead a second patrol and he picks the men the fort can most spare and a company of problems  to defend the advance fort that had been wiped out and save the command from another attack by stopping up the bottleneck pass in that sector. as lance and young gregory peck is quite strong. other in the large cast of this film which really shows life at a cavalry outpost looking like an army establishment of heterogeneous and quarreling types includes war bond powerful as a hard drinking sergeant and neville brand and steve brodie as troublemakers and warner anderson and lon chaney jr. as psychological troublemakers and gig young and art baker and herbert heyes as fellow officers with nana bryant as the colonel wife. even barbara payton as the love interest gets by in a difficult role while michael ansara is the captured war chief and and jeff corey plays the fort scout. there are really two great scenes in this very well made western the long section at the fort before the last patrol is sent out and and that long patrol to the doomed ft. defiant itself. once at that fort and peck gets to deliver a grand speech in which at the demand of the men he has lined up for orders and he tells them each why he took them along. reading them their shortcomings one by one while they then tell them why they think he sent his best friend to die in his place take the indian in instead of going himself  and he proves them wrong for the remainder of the film by winning his lonely battle through intelligence and courage. the music by franz waxman is good and the production qualities admirable while the argument about what would happen if lance takes the war chief in happens to be true while other than this unsolvable mistake by the central character and this is is great western. it has been a favorite of mine for fifty years. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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