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‎This Savage Land (1969) directed by Vincent McEveety • Reviews, film + cast • Letterboxd

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This Savage Land

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This Savage Land

Directed by Vincent McEveety

Shortly after the Civil War, Kansas homesteaders are harrassed by Confederate marauders.

Barry Sullivan Glenn Corbett Kathryn Hays Andrew Prine Brenda Scott John Drew Barrymore George C. Scott Charles Seel Kelly Corcoran Katherine Squire Terry Wilson Roy Roberts Rex Holman Charles H. Gray Nicolas Surovy Edward Faulkner

Director

Vincent McEveety

Producer

Norman Macdonnell

Writer

Richard Fielder

Editor

Cinematography

William Margulies

Assistant Director

Art Direction

Set Decoration

John McCarthy Jr. James M. Walters Sr.

Composer

Leonard Rosenman

Sound

Waldon O. Watson Frank H. Wilkinson

Costume Design

Makeup

Hairstyling

Studio

Universal Television

Country

Language

Genre

TV

23 Jul 1969

USANR

USA

23 Jul 1969

TVNR NBC

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Review by Matthew Schmitz ★★½ 4

Watched on Rarefilmm.com
Only watched this for the George C. Scott.
It's the only reason to watch this boring made for TV western/melodrama.
This came out the year before Patton.
*What a career the director of this film had hahaha.
Review by Fernando Figueroa ★★★

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Nothing special, although with certain flashes of cowboy action and adventure that make it acceptable and light. Nearly lynched for moving onto the land from the town of Lawrence in Kansas, Ben and his family suffered harassment and violence from Parker and his cronies. In any case, even though the stagecoach was burned, they stood firm and it cost the lives of the grandmother (Ben's mother) and the doctor Reynod whose daughter, Elizabeth, thanks to an improbability of mud and a blue silk dress from the beginning, they end up in love Ben-Liz; When thug leader Parker kidnaps Liz and Ben's daughter to heal one of his henchmen, Parker will relent and finally bring justice to their gunman who killed Dr. Mordecai Reynolds.