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Chato’s Land (1972) is directed by Michael Winner and stars Charles Bronson as a 'half-breed' American Indian fighting Whites.
After Pardon Chato, a mestizo, killed a US marshal in self-defence, a posse pursues him, but as the white volunteers advance deep in Indian Territory they become more hunted then prey, leading to internal strife. They rape Chato's squaw, and are hunted down to the last man by the unrelenting warrior.
Director
Michael Winner
Writers
Gerald Wilson
Cast
Charles Bronson … Pardon Chato
Jack Palance … Capt. Quincey Whitmore
Richard Basehart … Nye Buell
James Whitmore … Joshua Everette
Simon Oakland … Jubal Hooker
Ralph Waite … Elias Hooker
Richard Jordan … Earl Hooker
Victor French … Martin Hall
Sonia Rangan … Chato's woman
William Watson … Harvey Lansing
Roddy McMillan … Gavin Malechie
Paul Young … Brady Logan
Trivia
- This is the first film out of six that Charles Bronson and Michael Winner made together.
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