CUSTER ON SCREEN
1910-1996
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Commercial for a fast Web access with Custer's personal flag (France, 2006)
Overview of Custer movies
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1910 : Custer's Last Stand, by Frank Boggs. |
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1912 : Custer's Last fight by Thomas H. Ince avec Francis Ford. |
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1913 : The Massacre , by David E. Griffith. |
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1925 : The Flaming Frontier , by George B. Seitz, with Dustin Farnum and Noble Johnson. |
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1959 : Sitting Bull , by Sidney Salkow with J. Caroll.
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1963: Twilight Zone : in this legendary miniserie, three members of the National Guard go back in time... and discover Little Bighorn. (full episode)
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1968 : Custer of the West , with Robert Shaw.
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1970 : Little Big Man, with Dustin Hoffman and Faye Dunaway. Classic disinformation on General Custer, the battle of the Washita and the Little Bighorn. |
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1974 : Touche pas à la femme blanche (Do not touch the White woman), with Marcello Mastroianni. Anti-American movie made in France. |
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1974 : Buffalo Bill and the Indians, with Paul Newman.
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1981 : The Legend of Lone Ranger, with Michael Horse. Custer helps the Lone Ranger to save President Grant.
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1990 : Custer and Crazy Horse, miniserie with Wayne Mauder.
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1991 :
Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman
Watch the episode "The Prisoner")
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(Historical insights about the clip below: the two women Custer freed were Sarah White and Anna Morgan, and both were brutally treated by the Cheyennes. The chiefs were not "excuted" by the Whites as it is said in this clear perversion of history, but were killed after they tried to escape from jail. A squaw stabbed a soldier in the process.) RENO'S CHARGE
CUSTER'S ATTACK AND RENO'S ROUT
BETRAYAL AND CUSTER'S LAST STAND
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1993 :
Gettysburg,
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Tom Berenger. Custer's officer Myles Keogh is accurately portrayed as a
member of General Buford's staff.
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![]() ![]() 1996 : Braveheart. Mel Gibson took Custer's Last Stand as an example for William Wallace's (inaccurate) last stand at the battle of Filkirk. The action and even the traitors look familiar (below)
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