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Apache Nation | Captive
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R.G. Armstrong was originally cast as Sheriff Kelso, but he had to drop out because of another commitment. Lon Chaney Jr. was signed to replace him, but wasn't in shape to play the role. Ultimately Paul Fix played the small part (just one short scene).
The shooting of the film was very difficult because of the climate and also infected water, Besides, Lon Chaney Jr arrived on the set totally drunk and was unable to proceed his job. He quit rapidly from the shooting.
Glenn Ford and his son had a difficult relation on the shooting of the film. His son later confessed that it was a bitter time for both of them; Ford just got out of a difficult divorce and behaved in a strange way with his son: one day he was friendly and the other nasty. Glenn Ford's son compared his old man with Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
Veteran stuntman Dave Sharpe ,and B western star during the forties ,plays the soldier who gets an arrow in the back and falls through a window.
The only movie in history where the star makes back to back movies directed by the father and then by his son. Jerry Thorpe was Richard Thorpe's son.
"[during an cholera epidemic] Dr. Eli Prather: Don't talk to me, I'm busy killin' people."
"Dr. Eli Prather: You're dying, Richie. Don't fight it, boy, just let it come nice and easy."
