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Apache

film by Aldrich [1954]
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  • Flight of the Phoenix, The
    Robert Aldrich
    / Early work

    …studio was the box-office hit Apache (1954), with Burt Lancaster as a Geronimo-like protagonist. Aldrich’s success continued with the western Vera Cruz (1954), which starred Lancaster and Gary Cooper as soldiers of fortune in 1860s Mexico. None of these movies, however, could have prepared critics and moviegoers for Kiss

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    …studio was the box-office hit Apache (1954), with Burt Lancaster as a Geronimo-like protagonist. Aldrich’s success continued with the western Vera Cruz (1954), which starred Lancaster and Gary Cooper as soldiers of fortune in 1860s Mexico. None of these movies, however, could have prepared critics and moviegoers for Kiss

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