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Captain Apache is a classic Western starring Lee Van Cleef as a tough U.S. Army captain of Apache descent who finds himself caught in a dangerous web of murder, conspiracy, and political intrigue. When a high-ranking officer is mysteriously killed, Captain Apache is assigned to investigate, uncovering a trail of secrets that reaches far beyond the initial crime. As he follows the clues, he faces deadly enemies and unexpected twists in a race to expose the truth.
Packed with action, suspense, and the rugged atmosphere of the Old West, Captain Apache delivers a gripping Western adventure featuring one of the genre’s most recognizable stars
Packed with action, suspense, and the rugged atmosphere of the Old West, Captain Apache delivers a gripping Western adventure featuring one of the genre’s most recognizable stars
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00:00:03Ain't you off the reservation, red ass?
00:00:45I'm afraid I have to leave now. Forgive me, Lord.
00:01:19You dropped this coin on your way in, sir.
00:01:48You dropped this coin on your way in, sir.
00:01:54I'll take a look.
00:01:55No, no, no.
00:02:19What are we doing on the reservation?
00:02:23This is where it happened.
00:02:25I didn't do it.
00:02:30I was in your company, the commissioner, back to the reservation.
00:02:33It happened so fast.
00:02:34I didn't know where all the firing came from.
00:02:39It was riddled with shots, right in the back.
00:02:45I heard him try to say something.
00:02:51April Morden.
00:02:56I saw the injured.
00:02:58I know it wasn't them, did it?
00:03:01I loved that old man.
00:03:04Mr. Collier was like a father to them.
00:03:07All the things he did for them.
00:03:09He was like a father to everyone.
00:03:11Even to me.
00:03:14What are you going to do with me?
00:03:15Why did you bring me here?
00:03:18You were with him when he died.
00:03:20What did he say?
00:03:22April Mornin'.
00:03:23Then why are you so scared?
00:03:27You're a crazy Indian.
00:03:29He tried to tell us something.
00:03:31What did he mean?
00:03:32I told you.
00:03:34I don't know.
00:03:36Well, then find out.
00:03:38By tomorrow.
00:04:03I don't know.
00:04:17I don't know.
00:04:18Senor Griffith.
00:04:19We've been waiting impatiently for you.
00:04:22Show the lieutenant.
00:04:34The general will be pleased.
00:04:36Where is his excellency?
00:04:38Please wait.
00:04:43Venga, Gandules!
00:04:45Te rogeron sus higas!
00:04:48Venga!
00:05:03welcome senior griffin welcome your excellency senior griffin has delivered
00:05:10the rifles my general sit down senior griffin sit down
00:05:19you're a man of your words counting on you general to be a man of your word too
00:05:30many years ago i promised my mother that one day i would become governor of this province
00:05:46with your guns i will keep that promise before doing that general try to remember the promise you
00:05:54made to me oh lieutenant what was it we promised senior griffin now you don't have to ask him
00:06:05you just take a moment and think oh
00:06:16patience
00:06:19i'm thinking you made that promise to me only a month ago
00:06:23you had no trouble remembering a promise you made to your mother many years ago
00:06:27oh a son's promise to his dying mother is something sacred to forget would anger god
00:06:36your excellency god is in heaven i'm here and i'm getting very angry
00:06:45you are profane senior now you take a moment and try to remember your excellency
00:06:51i remember nothing and i'm leaving and i'm taking my guns
00:07:00the guns are staying and you are not leaving
00:07:06you want it all don't you
00:07:09i have it all i have a hundred men you have six seven
00:07:16lieutenant lieutenant who said there were six with him all together
00:07:25oh it's nothing we're just getting a new general
00:07:56i'd better send you more ammunition
00:08:06bury him next to his mother
00:08:11now you remember what to do and when i will cross the border in time for april morning
00:08:21oh jay what are you doing i want it now hit him again though j
00:08:32what does april morning mean i don't know i only got till tomorrow
00:08:39one of you better come up with the answer how many lumps
00:08:45we should have killed him this morning he's only one man a lousy apache all right you get him get
00:08:52him
00:08:53you relax old jay you'll have his scalp for breakfast
00:09:13i hope you don't think i was too forward asking you to have dinner with me captain
00:09:18i don't know what's come over me i never speak to strangers i'm sure i come from a very strict
00:09:26family i never even kissed a boy until i got my degree from the finishing school
00:09:33and the only reason i came out west was to study the indians savages fascinate me
00:09:41how the indians are the only people with a truly strict morality
00:09:47i agree the behavior of the white man is disgraceful especially toward women
00:09:53now shall i hear it i wouldn't consider marrying a man who didn't treat a woman with the utmost respect
00:10:00you shouldn't my mother taught me one thing no man respects a woman who doesn't respect herself
00:10:07fine person now you wouldn't want the mother of your children to be any other way absolutely not
00:10:13when i marry it's going to be forever and ever me too i believe that a woman can have only
00:10:21one
00:10:21great love in her life i'm sure somewhere someplace there is the right man for me that's good
00:10:29and until that day you see me as i am lovely and untouched
00:10:57okay red ass what's so important about april morning
00:11:03that's what i'm trying to find out why
00:11:10take it easy lady
00:11:14i don't want to blow your brains out
00:11:22you're no gentleman a savage is likely to be socially unpredictable
00:11:41suicide
00:11:44he must have had a hell of a time trying to make up his mind
00:11:47you do it me a person like me wouldn't do a thing like that i'm not that kind of a
00:11:52fella
00:11:53he was like a father to me
00:11:59what was he to you looks like you've got a lot of things to find out
00:12:08don't make me do it all i can tell you is once a month oj rode across the border to
00:12:16meet somebody
00:12:17who who i don't know where el lobo a cantina
00:12:28i'll be back
00:12:30i'll be back
00:12:50i'll be back
00:13:18i'll be back
00:13:22i'll be back
00:14:24To tell about your death.
00:17:43Don't answer him.
00:17:51I told you not to take the money.
00:17:54I told you it would come to no good.
00:17:57I did it for you.
00:18:05I did it for you.
00:18:07Now, I am a widow again.
00:18:13You won't be for you.
00:18:14You won't be for long.
00:18:50Thanks for keeping an eye on her, Sergeant.
00:18:53Put your shoes on.
00:18:55Where are we going?
00:18:56Where are we going?
00:18:56Your late husband worked for a man called Rodriguez.
00:18:59What do you want?
00:19:00I want to meet this Rodriguez.
00:19:04Sergeant, help the lady find her shoes.
00:19:06Sir, get off my land.
00:19:09Are you sure you don't want to sell?
00:19:11Are you sure you don't want to sell?
00:19:11This land is mine.
00:19:12I worked it with my own two hands.
00:19:20Why did you let him finish?
00:19:22Yeah.
00:19:23They all say the same thing.
00:19:29How do you, Mr. Griffin?
00:19:35I see we made a deal.
00:19:40Ma'am, I don't want you to think that I've stolen this land from your husband.
00:19:46When I said I made a deal, I meant it.
00:19:50And you're going to get all the nice things that this poor man can only dream from giving you.
00:19:56And you're completely wasted out here in this wilderness.
00:19:59You should be surrounded by lovely things like red plush, crystal chandeliers, rustling silk,
00:20:07French perfume, laughter, music, the clink of gold coin.
00:20:13You pack up her stuff, Moon.
00:20:15Then you tell Bella to fix up a room for the lovely lady at the Paradise Hotel.
00:20:24Ma'am?
00:20:27Carlos!
00:20:29Carlos!
00:20:31Apache!
00:20:33Is that Rodriguez?
00:20:35No.
00:20:37But he can tell you where he is.
00:20:48Well, Captain, what's an American officer doing here?
00:20:51I have a warrant to extradite a man wanted in the United States.
00:20:55His name's Rodriguez.
00:20:56Rodriguez, the man who sells guns to the Indians.
00:21:00He's a very bad man.
00:21:01He's here, isn't he?
00:21:03He's inside the church.
00:21:17Go away!
00:21:20I came for Rodriguez.
00:21:23Rodriguez claims sanctuary.
00:21:24Go!
00:21:25I just want to talk to him.
00:21:29You see, Captain, our priest is a very stubborn man.
00:21:34So am I.
00:21:37Make yourself at home, Captain.
00:21:39Enjoy a refreshment at our pueblo.
00:21:42Thank you, Sergeant.
00:21:43I will.
00:21:44Thank you, Sergeant.
00:21:49Why did you bring him here?
00:21:52I...
00:21:52I couldn't get rid of him.
00:22:04And...
00:22:06I...
00:22:06I wanted to be with you.
00:22:27How's business?
00:22:29Can't complain.
00:22:32When's the funeral?
00:22:33They're waiting for me.
00:22:35Oh.
00:22:40How'd you like this?
00:22:41I'd like ten of these.
00:22:42Do that.
00:22:43For who?
00:22:44For me.
00:22:48Ten of these.
00:22:50And your funeral will be the talk of the town.
00:23:09Go away.
00:23:10Time for the services, Patrick.
00:23:12That's too early.
00:23:13What do you want me to do?
00:23:13Take him back?
00:23:15No.
00:23:43Can't wait for me.
00:23:44Any rules?
00:24:07There's a captain in the back of the day.
00:24:21It's a grim Christian burial, or some of them all those.
00:24:55Amen.
00:25:44It's a grim Christian burial.
00:25:54It's a grim Christian burial.
00:26:12It's a grim Christian burial.
00:26:39All right.
00:26:41You better go and bury that coffin.
00:26:47Open it!
00:26:48Open it!
00:26:48Hey!
00:26:54You idiot!
00:26:56No!
00:26:58No!
00:27:19No!
00:27:22No!
00:27:24No!
00:27:25No!
00:27:26No!
00:27:27No!
00:27:27No!
00:27:27No!
00:27:27No!
00:28:06No!
00:28:17No!
00:28:19No!
00:28:21No!
00:28:26No!
00:28:28No!
00:28:31No!
00:28:34No!
00:28:36No!
00:28:52No!
00:28:54for rescuing you from them bad injures.
00:29:03Fire water needs good.
00:29:33Thank you, boys. Make the bottle with you.
00:29:51I suppose I have you to thank.
00:29:54I'd like you to answer one question for me.
00:29:58April morning.
00:30:05Do I have to repeat it, Captain?
00:30:07No, sir. I heard you.
00:30:10What do you know about it?
00:30:21There's a live one coming around in there, Mr. Griffin.
00:30:24You wouldn't want that gun to go off with all these people here.
00:30:27They wouldn't notice a thing.
00:30:29Ones that don't work for me are in debt to me.
00:30:33Suppose I help you carry out your orders.
00:30:37Do you know my orders?
00:30:38It was a letter.
00:30:47You also own the telegraph?
00:30:51They're in the hands of friends.
00:30:53And you know the killers of Commissioner Collier?
00:30:59They're sitting right behind you.
00:31:01Moon and snake.
00:31:06They've been like brothers to me.
00:31:08Voted, loyal and completely selfless in their pursuit of my interests.
00:31:13But for their thoughtless crime of murdering Collier, I'll prepare to turn them over to justice.
00:31:19The court's got to believe.
00:31:22I'll provide you with eyewitnesses.
00:31:25Even a voluntary confession.
00:31:28And I'll guarantee you a jury that'll convict them.
00:31:30And if necessary, I'll even hang them from my own balcony.
00:31:37Is it a deal?
00:31:41I just want to hang the man that hired me.
00:31:46What day is today?
00:31:48It's two days to April.
00:31:49Well, that doesn't give me much time than this.
00:31:52Now, what do you say to a partnership, Captain?
00:31:54Whenever you find out about April morning, you tell me.
00:31:57Whatever I find out, I'll tell you.
00:32:01Working together, maybe we can get down to the bottom of all this.
00:32:04We're not going to find the answer sitting here.
00:32:07Spoken like a man of action.
00:32:09I'll trouble you for my gun.
00:32:11Well, certainly, partner.
00:32:15Now, let's go to your office.
00:32:21They don't look like killers to me.
00:32:23They look more like chicken thieves.
00:32:41They're looking for something.
00:32:43Yes.
00:32:45What?
00:32:46I don't know.
00:32:49It's surprising what you can turn up if you just keep looking.
00:32:58It's locked.
00:32:59They usually are.
00:33:01I don't suppose you remember the combination.
00:33:05Never had a head for four figures.
00:33:09Well, I just happen to have the right combination with them.
00:33:33I don't know.
00:33:33May I have the light, Mr. Griffin?
00:33:35Will this do?
00:34:00I don't know.
00:34:04I'm not sure how many fish were looking.
00:34:06But there are other things that I had to do for.
00:34:08I don't know.
00:34:09I'm going to have to make a lot of fish.
00:34:11I'm going to have to clean the better side of the fish.
00:34:12I'm using all your baits.
00:34:14I'm using all your baits.
00:34:16The best things that I have to do.
00:34:17I just want to clean the ground enough.
00:34:17Can you put one in my way?
00:34:18I'm not sure I'm using all your baits.
00:34:19I'm using all my baits.
00:34:24I'm using all your baits.
00:34:53How is your tea, Captain?
00:34:55Fine, thanks.
00:34:58Did you know that the captain here is a graduate of West Point?
00:35:03Really?
00:35:09Cookie, Captain?
00:35:10I think I've got some right here.
00:35:12No, thanks. I don't eat cookies.
00:35:28Oh, sorry.
00:35:47Let me out!
00:36:04You mean it was never even locked?
00:36:07That figures.
00:36:09The house always has the edge.
00:36:10You dirty bastards!
00:36:20Now, where's your sheriff?
00:36:27I want to deliver him, he's to heathen.
00:36:31Looks like this town's got no proper lawman.
00:36:37That's all right.
00:36:39I'll hang him myself.
00:36:59Hold it there now. Just hold it.
00:37:02What for?
00:37:03We got the law in this town.
00:37:06And I don't think the captain there would take too kindly to you hanging a couple of Indians.
00:37:11Him the law, that red ass.
00:37:15You'd better be careful what you say, stranger.
00:37:18The captain there is a very dangerous man.
00:37:20The name is J.P. Soames.
00:37:25And I ain't afraid of nobody.
00:37:28That's the spirit, Mr. Soames.
00:37:31Real true pioneering spirit.
00:37:33For that, I'm going to give you the privilege of whacking my horse.
00:37:38Huh.
00:37:40Well, Captain, are you going to let this man break the law?
00:37:45Seems to me no law's been broken, Mr. Griffin.
00:37:48Not until you whack that horse.
00:37:50Well, let's get on with the hanging.
00:37:53I didn't come all the way from Tucson just to get mixed up in legal disputes.
00:37:58What's that?
00:38:00What's what?
00:38:01You came all the way from Tucson.
00:38:03Why?
00:38:04I got the word.
00:38:07What word?
00:38:09April morning.
00:38:12Where did you hear that?
00:38:14It's none of your damn business.
00:38:17This April morning.
00:38:19Why did that bring you here?
00:38:21And I don't have to tell you neither, red ass.
00:38:26That's right, Mr. Soames.
00:38:28You don't have to answer that man's question.
00:38:31I'll talk to anybody I damn please.
00:38:35Well, you're not going to talk to anybody.
00:38:38You'll touch me.
00:38:39You'll touch me, Mr. Griffin.
00:38:41Hey!
00:38:44Hey!
00:38:44Hey!
00:38:45Hey!
00:38:47Hey!
00:38:48Hey!
00:38:48Hey!
00:38:51Nice shooting.
00:38:52Two bullets right in the heart.
00:39:19They're waiting in the bars, the streets,
00:39:22the streets, and quiet places.
00:39:26They're wearing shiny boots and spurs, and smiling faces.
00:39:32They're gonna stall me, maul me, try to call me the...
00:39:55Are you alone?
00:39:59I think you were expecting.
00:40:05Someone following you?
00:40:06No, no, no, no.
00:40:08Stay away from the window.
00:40:13This is important.
00:40:14There's something you don't know.
00:40:17Why tell me?
00:40:18You're the only honest man in town.
00:40:21What gave you religion?
00:40:23Well, I don't want to die.
00:40:26That's why I came here.
00:40:29Who wants to kill you?
00:40:30I don't know.
00:40:31Only she hadn't told me, but now that you did, my days are numbered.
00:40:36I'm a marked man.
00:40:37I need help, Captain.
00:40:38If you don't come to the point, I'm gonna kill you myself.
00:40:42All right.
00:40:43All right.
00:40:43I'll tell you.
00:40:45But you've got to promise to protect me.
00:40:49Me?
00:40:50All right.
00:40:51Do you know why that Mr. Soames come all the way here from Tucson?
00:40:55Tell me.
00:40:59You can't be too careful.
00:41:20You can't be too careful.
00:41:28You can't be too careful.
00:41:29Look at her feet.
00:41:30Damn.
00:41:39There you go!
00:41:40Who's there?
00:41:41Maude!
00:41:43Just a minute.
00:41:49Coming.
00:41:56you alone
00:42:09come on in
00:42:11sit out and stay away from the door
00:42:15and stay away from the window
00:42:22shall I turn the lights down
00:42:25don't rush it
00:42:27you want some champagne first
00:42:31it'll be nice
00:42:36listen to it
00:42:37I love music
00:42:39I'd love to dance
00:42:43it's a little crowded in here
00:42:45we can manage
00:42:57oh you're so light on your feet
00:43:00it's a spirit that dances
00:43:02not the man
00:43:03Indian proverb
00:43:10are we waiting for someone
00:43:12why
00:43:14I think he's already here
00:43:17Luke
00:43:21who did it
00:43:25now who would want to kill a nice happy friend
00:43:27that does it
00:43:28I'm gonna let you in on something
00:43:30Luke's uncle he's the telegraph operator
00:43:33he has a direct wire to Tucson
00:43:35he sent for Mr. Soames
00:43:58what are you doing here
00:44:03I've come for my lesson
00:44:04well it's late
00:44:06can't wait till tomorrow morning
00:44:10April's only a few days
00:44:14there ain't much time Freddy
00:44:21stop it Boone
00:44:22that key's alive
00:44:23Parker's on that one
00:44:28what uh
00:44:29what town is that key there
00:44:31what's the difference
00:44:32hey well
00:44:33wouldn't be Tucson would it
00:44:37wouldn't be you sent for Mr. Soames
00:44:39would it
00:44:42the lesson's over Moon
00:44:58you're a dead man Freddy
00:45:17hey
00:45:19what uh
00:45:20what do you do
00:45:21in obsolete captain
00:45:21I thought it's in a telegram
00:45:23write a letter
00:45:43right over there
00:45:51take off your coat
00:46:05get over there
00:46:12pick up that stool
00:46:13and sit down
00:46:33hey Snake
00:46:35did you ever see a red ass
00:46:37in a blue uniform before
00:46:39tell me
00:46:41general
00:46:43do the other officers
00:46:45let you
00:46:45eat with him
00:46:47they bring him
00:46:48right into their homes
00:46:49don't they red ass
00:46:50do those fancy white ladies
00:46:53ever say hello to you
00:46:55aww
00:46:56what's the matter
00:46:58we hit you where it hurts
00:47:02you think you're the only one
00:47:04well we've been eating crap
00:47:06for as long as you
00:47:07yeah we've been kicked around
00:47:09from the cradle on
00:47:10now
00:47:11you being an Indian
00:47:12you know what it feels like
00:47:15ah come on
00:47:17we all three
00:47:19are brothers under the skin
00:47:21that still don't make him
00:47:23one of us
00:47:25what are you one of
00:47:27well
00:47:28we used to be Griffin's boys
00:47:31but no more
00:47:32we went in business
00:47:34for ourselves
00:47:36and we are offering
00:47:38to make you
00:47:39a full partner
00:47:42of what
00:47:43one third
00:47:45of April morning
00:47:50it's a deal
00:47:54partner
00:47:57now let's put the pieces together
00:48:00from what you know
00:48:00and from what we know
00:48:01we can walk away
00:48:03with the whole thing
00:48:05what do you know
00:48:05yeah first let's hear
00:48:06what you know
00:48:08every time I get a lead
00:48:09on April morning
00:48:10somebody gets killed
00:48:11and
00:48:13that's all
00:48:15I'm no further
00:48:16than when I started
00:48:19all right red ass
00:48:21you wanna play
00:48:22tough Indian
00:48:25get her in here
00:48:26get her in here
00:48:28get her in here
00:48:40you still alive
00:48:42shut up
00:48:43and mix the stuff
00:48:51come on
00:48:57you're gonna drink this
00:49:05drink
00:49:06don't spill a trap
00:49:29how do you feel
00:49:31don't ask
00:49:32look at it
00:49:48let's see
00:49:53let's see
00:49:59go
00:50:01Right slap in the back, in the back, in his chest, in the chest, in the back, in the chest,
00:50:11in the back, in the chest.
00:50:31Right slap in the back, in the chest, in the chest, in the chest, in the chest, in the chest.
00:51:00Right slap in the chest.
00:51:30Right slap in the chest.
00:52:07I don't have to kill Collier.
00:52:09Who cares?
00:52:11What about a permargin'?
00:52:13What's that?!
00:52:15What about a permargin'?
00:52:18No! Ah! I'm crying in a knife!
00:52:21Mike, get it off me!
00:53:07He knows! He knows to kill Korye!
00:53:28Korye!
00:53:31Korye!
00:53:33Korye!
00:53:33Korye!
00:53:34Korye!
00:53:34Korye!
00:53:43Korye!
00:53:46Korye!
00:53:52Korye!
00:53:53Korye!
00:53:53Snake! Are you up there?
00:54:01Korye!
00:54:03Korye!
00:54:06Korye!
00:54:10Korye!
00:54:14Korye!
00:54:21Korye!
00:54:24Korye!
00:54:25Korye!
00:54:27Korye!
00:54:33Oh, my God.
00:55:00Oh
00:55:32If you kill everyone who had anything to do with Collier, how are you going to prove anything?
00:55:38They didn't do it, but I know who did, and I'll trouble you for my gun.
00:55:49Who did?
00:55:51OJ and his deputies.
00:56:02Where is Sanchez? We've got to see him.
00:56:05The general is peaceful.
00:56:06Tell him we want to see him. It's very important.
00:56:08Muy importante.
00:56:21Have you got the pulque, you old fool?
00:56:24Enough for all you bandidos to get drunk for a month.
00:56:26Open the door!
00:56:52What are you doing here?
00:56:53That Apache captain knows we killed Collier.
00:56:55Does he know why Collier was killed?
00:56:58No.
00:57:00Did he follow you here?
00:57:01Nobody saw us come.
00:57:03Yeah, but he's looking for it.
00:57:05My connection with this must never be known.
00:57:08He only knows about us, you know.
00:57:10You've got to hide us.
00:57:11Or he'll find us.
00:57:12And when he does, he'll talk.
00:57:15That's why you'd better hide us.
00:57:17Yes, you have to hide us.
00:57:24Hide them.
00:57:30We move out tomorrow.
00:57:34No drinking tonight.
00:57:36Destroy those barrels.
00:57:42No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:57:54no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:57:58no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:57:58no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:57:59no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:58:00no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
00:58:06Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
00:58:24Always keep a table for you, sir.
00:58:30Amigo, good to see you.
00:58:33You going somewhere, mister?
00:58:36why don't you let him out in the sun once in a while repeat that oh for christ's sake sit
00:58:42down
00:58:43hold on mister didn't i just tell you to sit down
00:58:48that was my brother and i don't take it lightly freaks like you come in pairs
00:59:02didn't my boys make it clear that you're intruding keep your freaks away from me
00:59:18why do you always insult people who might kill you i'd like to see a man enjoy his work
00:59:24one seems to be missing if you're looking for mom she's getting married to who to me
00:59:35i wonder if you know a mexican bandit who calls himself a general
00:59:41i don't believe i know any bandit of any nationality name is sanchez
00:59:51you're at the wrong table captain the wrong hotel in the wrong town and you might even be in the
00:59:57wrong
00:59:57line of business if you'll excuse me my food is getting cold what's sanchez got to do with april
01:00:03morning griffin captain general why i'm all the way down here to give you my personal congratulations
01:00:11congratulations thank you sir what for no false modesty captain damn fine job getting collier's
01:00:17murderers how did you know it's all in this telegram you sent me it's all true isn't it
01:00:32yes
01:00:33general tomorrow's april
01:00:36Hmm? Yes, yes. So, so, so.
01:00:42So we still don't know the meaning of Collier's last words?
01:00:45Oh, don't worry about that, Captain.
01:00:47We've plenty of men working on it.
01:00:49Take a 30-day leave. You deserve it.
01:00:51And there's liable to be a promotion in this for you.
01:00:55Thank you, sir.
01:01:05You send nice telegram.
01:01:08I might make a general out of you yet.
01:01:11Where are you going on your vacation?
01:01:13I'm staying right here.
01:01:15In this dog town?
01:01:17I don't have any friends anywhere else.
01:01:20You don't have any friends here.
01:01:39Who's funeral?
01:01:44It's that Mr. Soames, the man from Tucson.
01:01:48You came all the way from Tucson.
01:01:50Why?
01:01:51I got the word.
01:01:54April morning.
01:01:58Thanks.
01:02:18this office has been closed by headquarters sir captain you can't go on those fires
01:02:26pay attention to your key soldier but you can't
01:02:32i warn you sir i have my orders don't do that
01:02:41it's okay i'll take care of this
01:02:46can i help you captain i'm looking for your tucson files sergeant oh you know if it was up to
01:02:53me
01:02:53but those files are private
01:02:58then it'll be just between the two of us
01:03:01we'll just forget all about this billy right sergeant
01:03:15did you uh find what you were looking for
01:03:19yep
01:03:24it's in your pocket
01:03:39oh my oh my oh thank you
01:03:52shut the door
01:03:56and take your hat off
01:04:01celebrating your engagement to mr griff
01:04:03well the wedding's not until june
01:04:09well if i'm in the neighborhood i'll be there
01:04:12we were thinking of uh asking you to be the best man
01:04:16as a matter of fact mr griffin mentioned it last night
01:04:19is that for me
01:04:22mr griffin
01:04:23doesn't he got a first name
01:04:24well who's it from
01:04:26there's no signature
01:04:28well what does it say
01:04:33april morning on schedule
01:04:36now what does that mean
01:04:37well how should i know
01:04:39it's addressed to you
01:04:41so help me
01:04:45you know
01:04:46i believe you
01:04:50if you were to receive this
01:04:53who'd you show it to
01:04:55mr griffin i guess
01:05:24you shamed us mister
01:05:27we want satisfaction
01:05:42i don't fight with freaks
01:05:59now
01:06:00now that you ain't a captain no more
01:06:03maybe you can drink with us freaks
01:06:12it sure was nice of him to
01:06:14invite us
01:06:15wasn't it ben
01:06:17i misjudged him
01:06:20he's really a nice fella
01:06:30my brother is waiting
01:06:34my brother is waiting
01:06:35bottoms up
01:06:50bottoms up
01:06:51my brother is waiting
01:06:55bottoms up
01:07:06i do like a man
01:07:08who takes time out
01:07:09for a friend to drink
01:07:17bottoms up
01:07:18you ain't going to be
01:07:20unfriendly now
01:07:21are you
01:07:23you boys aren't keeping up with me
01:07:25i'm drinking two to your one
01:07:28brothers
01:07:29what happens to ben
01:07:31happens to me
01:07:33drink
01:07:42all the way
01:07:44i'd better not
01:07:46you'd better not offend my brother
01:07:53i'm an indian
01:07:55one more and i go crazy
01:07:58drink it
01:08:00let's see
01:08:06okay
01:08:09watch
01:08:24take care
01:08:25oh
01:08:26oh
01:08:26oh
01:08:26oh
01:08:27oh
01:08:27oh
01:08:27oh
01:08:36oh
01:08:44those boys got me a fortune you ruined them why are you still here where should i be
01:08:56well your fiance just left town with a traveling bag doesn't that mean something to you
01:09:01well she's always doing that but she always comes back to me now that i'm best man i want to
01:09:08make
01:09:08sure this wedding comes off let's go we don't have to do this i can tell you where she went
01:09:16she went to catch a train that colita where she headed tucson to buy herself a trousseau
01:09:26well i need a new uniform let's all go shopping together
01:09:29all right
01:10:07There are plenty of seats in the car.
01:10:09The lady and I would like a little private seat.
01:10:13They're sitting with my fiancée.
01:10:16What?
01:10:17Mr. Griffin and I are engaged to be married.
01:10:21What does that make us?
01:10:23We're lovers.
01:10:26Got it.
01:10:27What are you doing here, Sergeant?
01:10:29Official business.
01:10:31Let me see your travel.
01:10:35I asked for a change of station.
01:10:37I can't get along with my superior officer.
01:10:39How'd you meet her?
01:10:41That's my question.
01:10:43How did you?
01:10:45She came to send a telegram.
01:10:49An answer to this?
01:10:50The captain doesn't seem to understand
01:10:52that telegrams are privileged communications.
01:10:55Oh, I don't mind telling him.
01:10:57I wired my dressmaker I'd be there tomorrow.
01:10:59So we're all going to be on this train April 1st.
01:11:04Still convincing.
01:11:06That something awful is going to happen April 1st.
01:11:09Isn't it?
01:11:18Hey, I'm sorry you followed me.
01:11:21Why?
01:11:23I don't want you to think badly of me.
01:11:25You always keep walking in on me at the wrong time.
01:11:27Is there ever a right time?
01:11:29There was a right time for us once.
01:11:32There's been a lot of boots under your bed since.
01:11:34It's your own fault.
01:11:36You never gave me any encouragement.
01:11:38I got a little discouraged when I saw O.J. hanging from the ceiling.
01:11:41I had nothing to do with that.
01:11:45What do you have anything to do with?
01:11:47I don't know what's going on.
01:11:49I'm playing a hunch, just like you.
01:11:54I don't know.
01:11:56But son of a bitch, I keep believing you.
01:12:00Then listen to me.
01:12:03There's a bridge coming.
01:12:06Before we cross, the train slows down.
01:12:09It's your chance to get off.
01:12:13Why, Maud?
01:12:15Tell me.
01:12:19Something's going to happen tonight.
01:12:21What?
01:12:24You're going to get killed.
01:12:35Fuck!
01:12:38Fuck!
01:12:53Well, look who's here.
01:12:55It's the Indian.
01:12:57Oh, sit with me, Indian.
01:13:01What brings you this side of the border, General?
01:13:04You might call it a goodwill tour.
01:13:10Where are you going, Captain?
01:13:12I'm joining your party.
01:13:26You must be very strong.
01:13:29Like an ox.
01:13:31Hey, find your own woman.
01:13:34General, I thought this was a goodwill tour.
01:13:37What's your name, sweetheart?
01:13:39Abigail.
01:13:41Abigail?
01:13:42Mm-hmm.
01:13:42Abigail, sweetheart, did you know something terrible was going to happen?
01:13:48To me?
01:13:50To all of us.
01:13:52Don't listen to him.
01:13:57Then ask General Sanchez.
01:14:09General.
01:14:10Ah, Captain, taking your leave?
01:14:13Sit down.
01:14:14Thank you, sir.
01:14:16You like a cigar?
01:14:16No, thank you, sir.
01:14:18Are you going all the way to Tucson, General?
01:14:20No, I'm getting up at Santa Cruz.
01:14:22I have a sister living there.
01:14:23She's the baby of the family, married now to a rancher.
01:14:26She's offered to let me stay with them when I retire.
01:14:30Thirty years in the service, and I've got to be taken in by my brother-in-law.
01:14:35Well, I'm glad we ran into each other.
01:14:37You know, it's nice when you know somebody on a train.
01:14:39Seems like I know everybody on this train.
01:14:41Oh, is that so?
01:14:43General Sanchez?
01:14:46Do you know him?
01:14:48Abigail and Rosita, too.
01:14:52Really?
01:14:53Do you know who's in the next car, General?
01:14:55Yep.
01:14:56Sergeant O'Rourke.
01:14:58I'm so on board with a lady, I think he was embarrassed at seeing me.
01:15:02You happen to know the lady?
01:15:03I wish I did.
01:15:05Now, she is attractive, isn't she?
01:15:08There's a man on board named Griffin.
01:15:11Did you ever hear of him?
01:15:13What are you getting at?
01:15:16There's something going on on this train, General.
01:15:18And I'm trying to put the pieces together.
01:15:21You know, Captain, I think you are overworked.
01:15:24You needed this rest.
01:15:28Oh, a private car, I think they're hooking on to us.
01:15:32What's a private car doing way out here?
01:15:34Oh, easterners probably, hunting party, millionaires looking for thrills.
01:15:39They ought to try a few weeks in the cavalry.
01:15:42Let's stitch our legs, are we?
01:15:52Ah, it's fresh air.
01:15:55Invigorating.
01:15:55But, Chilly, I'm going back inside.
01:15:59I'm going back inside.
01:16:00Of course, the guy's I'm you...
01:16:16I'm going back inside.horse
01:16:17gefiläu. So...
01:16:20I'm
01:16:21going back inside. Maybe inside.
01:16:27Where did I...
01:16:27inside. We're out of
01:16:28here. We're out of
01:16:28here. We're out of
01:16:57So, let's go.
01:17:00So, let's go.
01:17:57So, let's go.
01:18:00So, let's go.
01:18:30So, let's go.
01:19:05So, let's go.
01:19:35So, let's go.
01:20:05So, let's go.
01:20:35So, let's go.
01:20:38So, let's go.
01:21:22So, let's go.
01:21:52So, let's go.
01:22:09So, let's go.
01:22:48So, let's go.
01:22:51Oh, I shoot like a jealous wife.
01:22:54Let's go.
01:23:23So, let's go.
01:23:29Hi, it's go.
01:23:33So, let's go.
01:23:37So, let's go.
01:23:39So, let's go.
01:23:46So, let's go.
01:23:46So, let's go.
01:23:49So, let's go.
01:24:33So, let's go.
01:24:34So, let's go.
01:24:35So, let's go.
01:24:37So, let's go.
01:24:38So, let's go.
01:24:46So, let's go.
01:24:48So, let's go.
01:25:05So, let's go.
01:25:08Hey
01:25:22Not now
01:25:45Oh
01:26:08Oh
01:26:14Oh
01:26:36Captain there's someone here wants to thank you personally the president of the United States
01:26:48You're not the president. I know General Grant I served under him
01:27:01You're one smart Indian the president stayed behind in Tucson. You knew all the time and yet you let me
01:27:07go through all this
01:27:10What the hell for?
01:27:12Because carpetbaggers were trying to start an Indian war and grab the whole Southwest. That's why
01:27:19Who are you?
01:27:20The new Indian commissioner. I'm taking poor Collier's place and you're gonna help me son
01:27:28Don't doing what?
01:27:30The reservation land has become too valuable
01:27:34It will only make trouble for your people
01:27:36We're gonna move them to Yellow Snake Canyon
01:27:41Yellow Snake Canyon
01:27:45It's full of snakes
01:27:49You're one dumb Indian
01:28:01Teach me the ways of the white men
01:28:05First
01:28:06You steal a horse
01:28:08Help me
01:28:10Help!
01:28:14Help me
01:28:15Help me
01:28:16Help me
01:28:20Help me
01:28:25Help me
01:28:27I'm
01:28:28Told me
01:28:28How long