ordinarily and anthony mann made westerns with the big guys  james stewart and gary cooper and henry fonda . . . the a list cowboy stars. but in this b plus film and he tackled something notably different and had quite a bit of success with what turned out to be a truly one of a kind western. the main character and played by victor mature and is a trapper or mountain man and and ordinarily they are romanticized in films  robert redford in jeremiah johnson and that sort of thing and where the hero is not in fact a typical mountain man but a clean cut heroic figure who hangs out with real mountain men. not here. for once and a true mountain man  vulgar and crude and animalistic  is the central figure and and it something to see and giving mature one of his better later roles. the real acting chops are provided by robert preston and excellent as a self absorbed custer type cavalry commander and and james whitmore and the poor man spencer tracy and as another of those old timers who feel themselves trapped between ever more hostile indians on the one side and the oncoming force of civilization on the other. even more impressive is a very young anne bancroft as the officer wife and who is initially repulsed by the very sight of mature grisly character and then finds her own veneer of civilization slipping away as she begins to realize and to her own shock and that she attracted to him. rarely if ever has a remote frontier fort been so accurately realized on screen and without the romantic allure that john ford gave such a place in his masterful fort apache. the battle sequences are big scale and notably violent and and particularly impressive if you seen them in widescreen format. good show and and underrated movie and all around. 
ordinarily and anthony mann made westerns with the big guys  james stewart and gary cooper and henry fonda . . . the a list cowboy stars. but in this b plus film and he tackled something notably different and had quite a bit of success with what turned out to be a truly one of a kind western. the main character and played by victor mature and is a trapper or mountain man and and ordinarily they are romanticized in films  robert redford in jeremiah johnson and that sort of thing and where the hero is not in fact a typical mountain man but a clean cut heroic figure who hangs out with real mountain men. not here. for once and a true mountain man  vulgar and crude and animalistic  is the central figure and and it something to see and giving mature one of his better later roles. the real acting chops are provided by robert preston and excellent as a self absorbed custer type cavalry commander and and james whitmore and the poor man spencer tracy and as another of those old timers who feel themselves trapped between ever more hostile indians on the one side and the oncoming force of civilization on the other. even more impressive is a very young anne bancroft as the officer wife and who is initially repulsed by the very sight of mature grisly character and then finds her own veneer of civilization slipping away as she begins to realize and to her own shock and that she attracted to him. rarely if ever has a remote frontier fort been so accurately realized on screen and without the romantic allure that john ford gave such a place in his masterful fort apache. the battle sequences are big scale and notably violent and and particularly impressive if you seen them in widescreen format. good show and and underrated movie and all around. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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