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"Summary: Story of the U.S. cavalry and their fight against Apache Indians on the U.S.-Mexican border."
"15 years back, Lt. Colonel Kirby Yorke's devotion to military duty led him to destroy the plantation home of his southern-born wife during the Civil War. He is now a lonely man, fighting Indians in the west. Returning from his latest skirmish with the Apaches, Yorke finds that his son Jeff, enlisted as an ordinary soldier after failing at West Point, has been assigned to his command. Yorke's estranged wife, Kathleen, has also arrived at the fort in an effort to buy her son's way out of the army. A group of renegade Apaches keeps eluding Yorke by crossing the Rio Grande into Mexico, but he plans a raid in hopes that it will end the problem for good."@en
"A Union officer's marriage to a southern-born woman is torn apart by the Civil War, and years later his long-lost undisciplined son is assigned to his command, and his estranged wife arrives at his outpost."
"Feature film from the USA. After the civil war, Union officer Kirby Yorke is in charge of training new recruits at an outpost on the Rio Grande."
"Le colonel York doit se rendre à Rio Grande afin de combattre une tribu en guerre. Mais devant des Apaches plus malins que prévu, York voit son plan pourtant ingénieux échoué et s'engage dans une confrontation sans pitié, au risque d'être convoqué à la cour martiale. Prisonnier d'une guerre sanglante, il doit se battre pour son honneur et pour sa famille."
""Lt. Col. Yorke heads to the Rio Grande to fight a warring tribe. But Yorke faces his toughest battle when his unorthodox plan to outwit the elusive Apaches leads to possible court-martial. Locked in bloody war, he must fight to redeem his honour and save his family"--Container."
"Between skirmishes with the Apache on the Mexican border, Lt. Col. Kirby Yorke seeks reconciliation with his estranged wife and son."@en
"Between skirmishes with the Apache on the Mexican border, Lt. Col. Kirby Yorke seeks reconciliation with his estranged wife and son."
"Lt. Col. Kirby Yorke, under orders in the Civil War, is obliged to burn the plantation of his Southern-born wife Kathleen, costing him his marriage and his son. Fifteen years later their paths cross again."@en
"A Cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a vain campaign against marauding Indians. John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara star."
"A Cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a campaign against marauding Indians."@en
"A Cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a campaign against marauding Indians."
"Lt. Col. Yorke heads to the Rio Grande to fight Apaches but his plan may lead to a court-martial. He must fight for his honor and his family."
"A tough calvary commander must try to prevent Apache raids in the post-Civil War West. His problems are compounded when his son is assigned to his command."
"A tough calvary commander must try to prevent Apache raids in the post-Civil War West. His problems are compounded when his son is assigned to his comman."
"A cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a vain campaign against marauding Indians. Lt. Col. Kirby (John Wayne) is given informal permission to cross the Rio Grande and smoke the Apaches from their hideout, although it will mean a courtmartial for him."@en
"Wayne stars as a Union officer, who is ordered to burn the plantation of his southern wife. She won't speak to him for 15 years, during which time he is assigned to the Indian Wars in the southwest. The Apaches cause trouble by escaping across the Rio Grande, until Wayne is allowed to follow."
"John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara are embroiled in an epic battle with the Apaches and each other. Wayne leads his Cavalry troops to the Rio Grande to fight a warring tribe. His toughest battle lies ahead when his unorthodox plan to outwit the elusive Apaches leads to a possible court-martial. Locked in a bloody war, he must fight not only to save his family, but also to redeem his honor."
"Story of the U.S. cavalry and their fight against Apache Indians on the U.S.-Mexican border."
"Story of the U.S. cavalry and their fight against Apache Indians on the U.S.-Mexican border."@en
"John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara are embroiled in an epic battle with the Apaches and each other. Wayne leads his Calvary troops to the Rio Grande to fight a warring tribe. His toughest battle lies ahead when his unorthodox plan to outwit the elusive Apaches leads to a possible court-martial. Locked in a bloody war, he must fight not only to save his family, but also to redeem his honor."
"Pendant la guerre de Sécession le colonel nordiste York a été obligé, sur ordre, de brûler la plantation appartenant à sa femme née dans le sud. Il la retrouve dans l'Ouest où il affronte les Apaches."
"A cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a vain campaign against marauding Indians."@en
"A cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a vain campaign against marauding Indians."
""En 1868, les combats font rage entre les indiens et la cavalerie américaine. Un western sur fond d'antagonisme : l'armée contre la famille."
"Wayne stars as a Union officer who is ordered to burn the plantation of his southern wife. She won't speak to him for 15 years, during which time he is assigned to the Indian Wars in the southwest. The Apaches cause trouble by escaping across the Rio Grande, until Wayne is allowed to follow."
"El Coronel York combate a los apaches desde su fuerte cercano a la frontera con México. Su hijo, que ha fracasado en West Point, se alista a su regimiento. Dispuesta a sacarlo de allí, también llega al fuerte la esposa de York. Es el reencuentro del matrimonio tras muchos años de separación. En medio de un agrio conflicto familiar, la lucha contra los indios se recrudece"@es
"El Coronel York combate a los apaches desde su fuerte cercano a la frontera con México. Su hijo, que ha fracasado en West Point, se alista a su regimiento. Dispuesta a sacarlo de allí, también llega al fuerte la esposa de York. Es el reencuentro del matrimonio tras muchos años de separación. En medio de un agrio conflicto familiar, la lucha contra los indios se recrudece"
"A Cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880's conducts a vain campaign against marauding Indians."
"Al acabar la Guerra Civil, la Union vuelve su atención hacia los Apaches. El oficial de la Unión, Kirby Yorke, está a cargo del puesto de avanzada por el Rio Grande donde tiene que gestionar los nuevos reclutamientos, uno de los cuales es su hijo al cual no ha visto hace 15 años."
"Al acabar la Guerra Civil, la Union vuelve su atención hacia los Apaches. El oficial de la Unión, Kirby Yorke, está a cargo del puesto de avanzada por el Rio Grande donde tiene que gestionar los nuevos reclutamientos, uno de los cuales es su hijo al cual no ha visto hace 15 años."@es
"A Cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a campaign against marauding Indians. Its commander faces tough battles in his attempts to subdue the Apaches and save both his honor and his family."@en
"A Cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a vain campaign against marauding Indians."
"A Cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880s conducts a vain campaign against marauding Indians."@en
"Dans les années 1880, une unité de cavalerie conduit une campagne contre une bande d'Indiens maraudeurs à la frontière du Mexique."
"Lt. Col. York leads his calvary troops to the Rio Grande to fight a warring tribe. Yorke's toughest battle lies ahead when his unorthodox plan to outwit the elusive Apaches leads to possible court--martial. Locked in a bloody war, he must fight not only to save his family, but also to redeem his honor."
"The third of Ford's 'unofficial' cavalry trilogy of self-contained but related films is loosely structured around the reunification of a family and culminates in a raid on the Apache across the Mexican border. Although the continuity with Fort Apache is not exact, Rio Grande can be seen as the middle film in the trilogy with the Wayne character in middle age as Lt. Col. York. In She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Wayne as Capt. Nathan Brittles is at the end of his army career. Victor McLaglen as an Irish sergeant is another link between the films."@en
"The Colonel of a cavalry unit stationed along the Mexican border in the 1880s struggles with marauding Indians as well as his estranged wife and son. This is the third of John Ford's popular U.S. Cavalry trilogy."@en
"Fifteen years back, Lt. Colonel Kirby Yorke's devotion to military duty led him to destroy the plantation home of his southern-born wife during the Civil War. He is now a lonely man, fighting Indians in the west. Returning from his latest skirmish with the Apaches, Yorke finds that his son Jeff--enlisted as an ordinary soldier after failing at West Point--has been assigned to his command. Kirby's estranged wife, Kathleen, has also arrived at the fort in an effort to buy her son's way out of the army. A group of renegade Apaches keeps eluding Yorke by crossing the Rio Grande into Mexico, but he plans a raid in hopes that it will end the problem for good."@en
"A cavalry unit on the Mexican border in the 1880's conducts a vain campaign against marauding Indians."