Hawkeye, an American scout, helps the British side in the French and Indian War, aided by his Indian blood brother Sagamore.
This is one of Phil Karlson's early westerns, and as expected it's a nifty piece of work that balance politics, drama and action adeptly. The location is utilised greatly in this colonial adventure. The camera is great, zooming in close to the face and the violence is gritty. It's an entertaining film with a grand finale, a canoe chase and rousing knife fight between Hawkeye and the main villain. George Montgomery make a great Hawkeye and Brenda Marshall sizzles as his lady love.
This is one of Phil Karlson's early westerns, and as expected it's a nifty piece of work that balance politics, drama and action adeptly. The location is utilised greatly in this colonial adventure. The camera is great, zooming in close to the face and the violence is gritty. It's an entertaining film with a grand finale, a canoe chase and rousing knife fight between Hawkeye and the main villain. George Montgomery make a great Hawkeye and Brenda Marshall sizzles as his lady love.