Chato's Land

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Cast

Charles Bronson
as Pardon Chato

Jack Palance
as Capt. Quincey Whitmore

James Whitmore
as Joshua Everette

Simon Oakland
as Jubal Hooker

Ralph Waite
as Elias Hooker

Richard Jordan
as Earl Hooker

Victor French
as Martin Hall

William Watson
as Harvey Lansing

Jill Ireland

Roddy McMillan
as Gavin Malechie

Paul Young
as Brady Logan

Florencio Amarilla

Lee Patterson
as George Dunn

Roland Brand

Rudy Ugland
as Will Coop

Richard Basehart
as Nye Buell

Raúl Castro
as Mexican Scout

Sonia Rangan
as Chato's Woman

Clive Endersby
as Jacob Meade

Rebecca Wilson
as Edna Malechie

Verna Harvey
as Shelby Hooker

Sally Adez
as Moira Logan

Peter Dyneley
as Exra

Hugh McDermott
as Bartender

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Critic Reviews for Chato's Land

Audience Reviews for Chato's Land

• Mar 28, 2013

  Charles Bronson plays an Apache on the run in this interestingly different Western that wears its liberal heart right on its sleeve. A decent cast of easily identifiable character actors (like Richard Basehart and James Whitmore) are part of a nearly rabid posse out to hang the noble savage until they decide to rape his wife ... guess what happens next?
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Dec 19, 2009

  Long time ago a Friend recommended this Movie to me. It was on TV so watched it. I like some western Movies. A great classic.
  Wahida K Super Reviewer
• Dec 03, 2008

  This film is great. There's no real set. Essentially you got Bronson, who plays a half-Apache-half-Caucasian, in a bar, shoots a racist dude who's threatening him. He takes off. Jack Palance gets word of this and gathers men together to hunt him down. Bronson, being the closest to a protagonist, really isn't in this film a lot, and has even fewer lines, than screen time. This sucker basically is all about this motley crew of so-called good-doers on the hunt to the "Breed" (Bronson) and having it out between themselves, Bronson's odd traps, as well as trying to cause Bronson indirect pain, like going after his family. This is a strange film, as it's more a character study, and deals with issues like revenge, duty, belonging, justice, etc. Jack Palance in particular wears a weathered military outfit throughout the film, while he carries out what he figures to be the "right" thing to do. One can see the utter hypocrisy in just his simple existence. It's a definitely an interesting and smart film that should appreciated a hell of a lot more than it is.
  Patrick D Super Reviewer

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