They lived hard ... they fought hard ... they loved hard ... and they died hard !
Western1h 29m
33%
Tomatometer
33%
Popcornmeter
6.1
TMDB
The cavalry defend a small town from indians.
The Last Outpost ≣ 1951 ≣ Trailer
Budget
Not disclosed
Revenue
Not disclosed
Studio
Ronald Reagan
Capt. Vance Britten
Rhonda Fleming
Julie McQuade
Bruce Bennett
Col. Jeb Britton
Bill Williams
Sgt. Tucker
Noah Beery Jr.
Sgt. Calhoun
Peter Hansen
Lt. Crosby
Hugh Beaumont
Lt. Fenton
Lloyd Corrigan
Mr. Delacourt
John Ridgely
Sam McQuade
Charles Evans
Grey Cloud (uncredited)
James Burke
Stagecoach driver (uncredited)
Richard Crane
McReady (uncredited)
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MovieMe3 reviews · 1 critic · 1 fan
0 fresh · 2 rotten
RELEASED IN 1951 and directed by Lewis R. Foster, “The Last Outpost” (re-released in 1962 as “Cavalry Charge”) chronicles events in Arizona during the Civil War where two brothers, officers for the Confederacy and Union (Ronald Reagan and Bruce Bennett), have to settle their differences to protect the outpost/town of San Gil from an Indian attack. Rhonda Fleming plays the former’s maybe babe. The old-fashioned style of filmmaking takes a while to acclimate to if you’re used to newer movies. It doesn’t help that the talky, contrived story is so convoluted that it takes forever to become engrossed into the characters and events. But there are some highlights: It’s great seeing Reagan when he was young; and curvy Fleming is jaw-dropping. The climax is action-packed, but with those eye-rolling stunt hits (i.e. someone gets shot or arrowed and throws his hands in the air in a melodramatic manner, falling to the ground). THE FILM RUNS 1 hour & 29 minutes and was shot in Old Tucson and surrounding areas (e.g. Sierrita Mountains). GRADE: C
Title
The Last Outpost
Released
Apr 4, 1951
Rated
NR
Region of Origin
United States of America
Original Audio
English
Runtime
1h 29m
Status
Released
Studio
Pine-Thomas Productions
