Fort Vengeance (1953) Lesley Selander, James Craig, Rita Moreno, Keith Larsen, Action, Drama, Western

Fort Vengeance (1953)
Brothers Dick and Carey Ross, eluding the law because of Carey’s disregard for laws,cross over the Canadian border from Montana, and join the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. They react in different ways with Dick becoming an honest and standout member of the Mounties while Carey resorts to his old ways. The attempt by Chief Sitting Bull to incite the Canadian Indians to war is also woven into the threadbare version – number-231 good brother vs. bad brother plot.

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Language: English
Genre: Action, Drama, Western

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