Fury At Furnance Creek (1948) - Victor Mature - Trailer (Action, Western) - video Dailymotion

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Western / Action (1948) 88 minutes ~ Black & White    The Arizona wilderness, 1880. Gen. Fletcher Blackwell sends a message telling Capt. Walsh, who is escorting a wagon-train through Apache territory, heading for the fort at Furnace Creek, that he should cancel the escort and rush to another town. Apache leader "Little Dog" is leading the attack on the wagon-train and massacring everyone at the poorly manned fort. As a result the treaty is broken with the Indians, and the white settlers take over the territory, with the help of the cavalry, as the Apaches are wiped out, and only "Little Dog" remains at large. Gen. Fletcher Blackwell is court-martial-led for treason. The General's 2 sons, Cash Blackwell and Capt. Rufe Blackwell, each with a different disposition, go about trying to find evidence to clear their father's name.    Director: Bruce Humberstone    Writers: Charles G. Booth, Winston Miller (additional dialogue) and David Garth (story)    Stars: Victor Mature, Coleen Gray, Glenn Langan, Reginald Gardiner, Albert Dekker

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00:00I want to tell you about a moving picture that really moves. It's called Fury at Furnace Creek.

00:15Take my tip. Don't miss it. These scenes you're looking at are not the artificial west of a motion

00:21picture studio. They're the real thing. Fury at Furnace Creek is an exciting story that's long

00:27been famous in the desert country. The drama of two brothers who fought to clear their father's

00:32name and ended up fighting each other. To keep its reality, 20th Century Fox filmed it at the

00:38actual locales of its thrilling episodes. That's just one of many reasons why I enjoyed it and why

00:45you'll enjoy it. The cast is headed by Victor Mature as one of the avenging brothers and Colleen

00:51Gray who has a score of her own to settle. You saw them together in that very big hit Kiss of Death.

00:57Other top personalities include Glenn Langan as the younger brother and Reginald Gardner as the

01:03victim of his own conscience. Look, Mr. Cameron, you can help me. Nobody need know. You could say I

01:08stole it. I know what I could do. The point is why should I? Well, I guess there's no reason except

01:13that I'll be killed if you don't. But since we're talking, I'd like to say my piece. There are a lot

01:21of people in this town that want Walsh dead. He's beginning to break and sooner or later he'll talk.

01:27If he lives. I aim to keep him alive until he does. Stay clear of him until I'm through with him and

01:36stay clear of me. Molly, my father had no more to do with the massacre than you did. He was framed

01:41pure and simple. You've got to believe me and trust me. My pa used to say that when a man asks

01:46you to trust him, it's time to get out of his firing range. Come on, you. Get up the stairs. Go on.

01:59What you've just seen of Fury at Furnace Creek gives only a hint of how fine a picture it is.

02:04Take my word for it. It's great entertainment. No theater goer should miss it. Yours truly, Gregory Peck.

Fury At Furnance Creek (1948) - Victor Mature - Trailer (Action, Western)

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