Pony Soldier

1952

Pony Soldier

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Average Rating: 3/5

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Movie Info

In this exciting outdoor actioner, courageous Canadian Mounted Police attempt to quell a Cree uprising in 1876 .

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Western
Directed By:

Joseph M. Newman
Written By:

John C. Higgins
In Theaters:

Dec 19, 1952 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Mar 22, 1995
Runtime:

82 minutes
Studio:

20th Century Fox Film Corporation

Cast

Tyrone Power
as Constable Duncan MacDonald

Cameron Mitchell
as Konah

Thomas Gomez
as Natayo Smith

Penny Edwards
as Emerald Neeley

Robert Horton
as Jess Calhoun

Earl Holliman
as Comes Running

Adeline de Walt Reynolds
as White Moon

Howard Petrie
as Inspector Frazer

Stuart Randall
as Standing Bear

Richard Shackleton
as Bryan Neeley

Jim Hayward
as Tim Neeley

Muriel Landers
as Poks-Ki

Frank de Kova
as Gustin

Louis Heminger
as Crier

Grady Galloway
as Shemawgun

Chief Nipo T. Strongheart
as Medicine Man

Carlow Loya
as Katatatsi

Anthony Numkena
as Indian

John War Eagle
as Indian

Chief Bright Fire
as Indian

Richard Thundersky
as Indian

Michael Rennie
as Narrator

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Critic Reviews for Pony Soldier

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Pleasing Western involves detailed look at the Cree.

Sep 30, 2014 | Full Review…

Michael E. Grost
Classic Film and Television
Unremarkable Western.

Apr 3, 2006 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…

Dennis Schwartz
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Audience Reviews for Pony Soldier

Professionally made but ordinary western, the type of journeyman assignment studios put stars in between big budget films to keep them busy and in view.

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