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Right up until the cavalry arrives, "Escape from Fort Bravo" looks pretty bleak. Sturges direction is competent enough in the dialogue scenes where the exposition and philosophical notions are crisply and effectively delivered. The bulk of the humor comes from the byplay between the older Demarest and younger Campbell.
Escape From Fort Bravo (1953) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #EscapeFromFortBravoWilliam Holden, Eleanor Parker and John Forsythe star in this Western set in the...
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Escape From Fort Bravo was evidently finished, screened to mixed results, and then reworked and rescored to the point where many cues exist in two or more versions. Jeff Alexander’s recordings for the film stretch from March 19, 1953 (when he recorded Bill Lee’s vocals of “Soothe My Lonely Heart”) to early fall of that year—his initial orchestral recording sessions were on July 23, 29, 30, August 3 and 4, then he returned on September 17 to re-record virtually the entire score ...
Feb 9, 2007 · What more could you ask for William Holden & Eleanor Parker, set in Arizona during the latter part of the Civil war, the Confederates want to escape from a Union prison "Fort Bravo" hunting them will be captain Roper(Holden)waiting for all of them are the Mescalero Indians, great story smoothly directed by John Sturges.
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ESCAPE FROM FORT BRAVO, screen play by Frank Fenton, from a story by Phillip Rock and Michael Pate; directed by John Sturges and produced by Nicholas Nayfack for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. At the ...
