In 1870, five ex-Confederate soldiers get embroiled in a foreign civil war south of the border.In 1870, five ex-Confederate soldiers get embroiled in a foreign civil war south of the border.In 1870, five ex-Confederate soldiers get embroiled in a foreign civil war south of the border.
José Greco
- Ramon
- (as Jose Greco)
Álvaro Ruiz
- Chico
- (as Alvaro Ruiz)
Ignacio Gómez
- Padre
- (as Ignacio Gomez)
Rey Vásquez
- Innkeeper
- (as Rey Vasquez)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaProduction was completed in 1969; the film remained unreleased until 1972.
- GoofsIn the battle, the cannons do not recoil after firing, showing that they are not real.
- Crazy creditsOpening credits prologue: South America, 1870
- ConnectionsEdited into Tela Class: Caçadores de Zica (2007)
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"This is not our war"
Chuck Connors, Aron Kincaid, Smokey Roberds, Henry Capps, and Peter Ford, play the title roles in The Proud And Damned. Probably this film's only distinction is it's the only film I've seen and reviewed that was shot in Colombia. Fitting as the location for the action is some unnamed South American country.
These five are Confederate veterans who've gone south and have kicked around selling their military experience as mercenaries and now just want to go home. But time and circumstance force them to get involved in a local war between a would be dictator in Andres Marquis and Cesar Romero the Alcalde of a medium size town who is not happy about Marquis challenging his hegemony.
Our cast looks distinctly unhappy in their roles and deliver the perfunctory performances to prove it. Even Jose Greco merely recycles only a part of what he gave to his role in Ship Of Fools as a gypsy whore master. We do however get to see Greco the great flamenco dancer in a number in the film.
This whole crew looks like it's waiting for their salary checks to clear.
These five are Confederate veterans who've gone south and have kicked around selling their military experience as mercenaries and now just want to go home. But time and circumstance force them to get involved in a local war between a would be dictator in Andres Marquis and Cesar Romero the Alcalde of a medium size town who is not happy about Marquis challenging his hegemony.
Our cast looks distinctly unhappy in their roles and deliver the perfunctory performances to prove it. Even Jose Greco merely recycles only a part of what he gave to his role in Ship Of Fools as a gypsy whore master. We do however get to see Greco the great flamenco dancer in a number in the film.
This whole crew looks like it's waiting for their salary checks to clear.
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- bkoganbing
- Sep 2, 2013
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