description The Last Wagon Overview
The Last Wagon, released in 1956, is a CinemaScope Western film directed by Delmer Daves and starring Richard Widmark. The narrative unfolds during the American Indian Wars, centering on survivors of an attack who depend on a fugitive for guidance to safety. It depicts a perilous journey through conflict-era America.
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info The Last Wagon Specifications
| Country | United States |
| Year | 1956 |
help The Last Wagon FAQ
Why do the wagon-train survivors have to trust Comanche Todd?
After an Apache attack, the surviving young travelers lack an experienced guide through hostile territory. Comanche Todd, played by Richard Widmark, knows the land and survival methods despite being a prisoner accused of murder.
Why is Richard Widmark's character called Comanche Todd?
Todd previously lived among the Comanche and adopted many of their skills. His history leaves him caught between white society and Indigenous communities during the American Indian Wars.
Who directed The Last Wagon?
Delmer Daves directed the 1956 Western for 20th Century Fox. Daves also directed Broken Arrow and later worked with Richard Widmark again on Warlock.
Was The Last Wagon filmed in widescreen?
Yes, it was photographed in CinemaScope and color. The widescreen format emphasizes the rocky Arizona landscapes and the survivors' exposed journey.
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