Unconquered (1947)

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2h 26min
Adventure, Drama
10 Oct 1947 (USA)
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Intrepid frontiersman Chris Holden foils the political and personal ambitions of renegade Martin Garth in the Ohio Valley following the French and Indian War.

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Cecil B. DeMille

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Nominated for 1 Oscar.
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Intrepid frontiersman Chris Holden foils the political and personal ambitions of renegade Martin Garth in the Ohio Valley following the French and Indian War.

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	Gary Cooper	...	Capt. Christopher Holden
	Paulette Goddard	...	Abby
	Howard Da Silva	...	Garth (as Howard da Silva)
	Boris Karloff	...	Guyasuta - Chief of the Senecas
	Cecil Kellaway	...	Jeremy Love
	Ward Bond	...	John Fraser
	Virginia Campbell	...	Mrs. John Fraser
	Katherine DeMille	...	Hannah (as Katherine De Mille)
	Henry Wilcoxon	...	Capt. Steele
	C. Aubrey Smith	...	Lord Chief Justice (as Sir C. Aubrey Smith)
	Victor Varconi	...	Capt. Simeon Ecuyer
	Virginia Grey	...	Diana
	Mike Mazurki	...	Dave Bone
	Porter Hall	...	Leach
	Richard Gaines	...	Col. George Washington
	Gavin Muir	...	Lt. Fergus McKenzie
	Jane Nigh	...	Evelyn
	Alan Napier	...	Sir William Johnson
	Marc Lawrence	...	Sioto - Medicine Man
	Raymond Hatton	...	Venango Scout
	John Mylong	...	Col. Henry Bouquet
	George Kirby	...	Charles Mason - London Astronomer
	Leonard Carey	...	Jeremiah Dixon - London Astronomer
	Frank Wilcox	...	Richard Henry Lee (as Frank R. Wilcox)
	Davison Clark	...	Mr. Carroll - of Virginia
	Griff Barnett	...	Brother Andrews - of Pennsylvania
	Lloyd Bridges	...	Lt. Hutchins
	Oliver Thorndike	...	Lt. Baillie
	Ninetta Sunderland	...	Mrs. Pruitt (as Nan Sunderland)
	Rus Conklin	...	Mamaultee
	Iron Eyes Cody	...	Red Corn
	Julia Faye	...	Widow Swivens
	Paul E. Burns	...	Dan McCoy
	Mary Field	...	Maggie
	Diane Wadelow	...	Lancashire Lass
	Clarence Muse	...	Jason
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Eddie Albert	...	Barker (scenesDeleted)
	Robert Barron	...	Surveyor (scenesDeleted)
	John Goldsworthy	...	Policeman (scenesDeleted)
	Charles Middleton	...	Mulligan (scenesDeleted)
	Henry Mowbray	...	Policeman (scenesDeleted)
	Jerry Warren	...	Villager
	Robert Warwick	...	Pontiac - Chief of the Ottawas
	Dorothy Adams	...	Woman Beside Garth Happy at Bagpipes (uncredited)
	Victor Adamson	...	Citizen (uncredited)
	Mimi Aguglia	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Eric Alden	...	Zeke / Indian (uncredited)
	Erville Alderson	...	Grizzled Codger at Ball Saying 'May Be Long Visit' (uncredited)
	Richard Alexander	...	Slave (uncredited)
	George Anderson	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Beulah Archuletta	...	Seneca Woman (uncredited)
	Sam Ash	...	Villager (uncredited)
	William Bailey	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Walter Baldwin	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Trevor Bardette	...	Villager Beside Garth at Ft. Pitt Siege (uncredited)
	Lex Barker	...	Royal American Officer (uncredited)
	Valmere Barman	...	Girl at Whipping Post (uncredited)
	Chief John Big Tree	...	Indian (uncredited)
	Arthur Blake	...	Aristocrat (uncredited)
	Matthew Boulton	...	Capt. Brooks (uncredited)
	Al Bridge	...	Militiaman at Fair (uncredited)
	George Bunny	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Dwight Butcher	...	Guard (uncredited)
	James Carlisle	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Lane Chandler	...	Member of Court-Martial Board (uncredited)
	Maxine Chevalier	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Robin Sanders Clark	...	Ben (uncredited)
	Russ Clark	...	Officer (uncredited)
	Jack Rube Clifford	...	Frontiersman (uncredited)
	Fred Coby	...	Royal American Soldier (uncredited)
	J.W. Cody	...	Lesser Indian Chief (uncredited)
	Clancy Cooper	...	Sentry (uncredited)
	Dimples Cooper	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Harry Cording	...	Garth's Marksman (uncredited)
	Jeff Corey	...	Trapper (uncredited)
	Donna Courter	...	Woman (uncredited)
	Willa Pearl Curtis	...	Mammy (uncredited)
	Fred Datig Jr.	...	Man (uncredited)
	Boyd Davis	...	Dr. Boyd (uncredited)
	Donya Dean	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Edgar Dearing	...	Soldier in Gilded Beaver (uncredited)
	Cecil B. DeMille	...	Narrator (uncredited)
	Leslie Denison	...	Bailiff (uncredited)
	Jim Drum	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Claire Du Brey	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Eddie Dunn	...	Frontiersman (uncredited)
	Eugene Eberle	...	Drummer Boy (uncredited)
	Fernanda Eliscu	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Richard Elmore	...	Officer (uncredited)
	Jane Everett	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Betty Farrington	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Al Ferguson	...	'Star of London' Crewman (uncredited)
	Budd Fine	...	Man in Boat (uncredited)
	James Flavin	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Charles Flynn	...	Ens. Price (uncredited)
	Francis Ford	...	Frontiersman on Fort Pitt Roof (uncredited)
	Byron Foulger	...	Townsman (uncredited)
	Kenneth Gibson	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Arthur Gould-Porter	...	Court Clerk (uncredited)
	Greta Granstedt	...	Woman (uncredited)
	Beatrice Gray	...	Woman (uncredited)
	Ethel Greenwood	...	Party Guest (uncredited)
	Karolyn Grimes	...	Little Girl (uncredited)
	William Haade	...	Trapper at Ball (uncredited)
	Frank Hagney	...	Jake - Bartender (uncredited)
	Bill Hale	...	Corporal (uncredited)
	Chuck Hamilton	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Alec Harford	...	Bandit Bond Slave (uncredited)
	Charmienne Harker	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	John Harmon	...	Spieler for Monster of Madagascar (uncredited)
	June Harris	...	Frontierswoman (uncredited)
	Len Hendry	...	Indian Trapper (uncredited)
	Rose Higgins	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Earle Hodgins	...	Spieler for Mermaid (uncredited)
	Leyland Hodgson	...	Jailer (uncredited)
	Michael Hordern	...	Court Bailiff (uncredited)
	James Horne Jr.	...	Royal American Officer (uncredited)
	Bill Hunter	...	Sentry (uncredited)
	Olaf Hytten	...	Officer on 'Star of London' (uncredited)
	Boyd Irwin	...	Passenger (uncredited)
	Jerry James	...	Villager (uncredited)
	John James	...	Officer at the Ball (uncredited)
	Si Jenks	...	Farmer at the Fair (uncredited)
	Noble Johnson	...	Tall Ottawa Shot at Gilded Beaver (uncredited)
	Tiny Jones	...	Bondswoman (uncredited)
	Llorna Jordon	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Colin Kenny	...	Jailer (uncredited)
	Crauford Kent	...	Chaplain (uncredited)
	Mike Killian	...	Virginia Militia Officer (uncredited)
	Fred Kohler Jr.	...	Sergeant (uncredited)
	Bob Kortman	...	Frontiersman / Indian (uncredited)
	Mike Lally	...	Trapper at Fort Pitt (uncredited)
	Hope Landin	...	Joshua's Mother (uncredited)
	Wallace Earl Laven	...	Slave (uncredited)
	Larry Lawson	...	Trapper (uncredited)
	Jack G. Lee	...	Maj. Trent (uncredited)
	Anna Lehr	...	Woman (uncredited)
	George Magrill	...	Ship's Agent (uncredited)
	John Mallon	...	Trapper (uncredited)
	Ted Mapes	...	Villager - Fort Pitt Defender (uncredited)
	Carl Mathews	...	Indian Trapper (uncredited)
	Francis McDonald	...	Frontiersman (uncredited)
	William Meader	...	Bond Slave (uncredited)
	John Merton	...	Sentry at Ball Denying Chris Exit (uncredited)
	John Miljan	...	Prosecutor at Court-Martial (uncredited)
	Harlan Miller	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Belle Mitchell	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Bert Moorhouse	...	Virginia Militia Officer (uncredited)
	Frank Moran	...	Tom - Coarse Slave Seeking Rich Widow (uncredited)
	Barbara Morrison	...	Passenger (uncredited)
	Al Murphy	...	Villager (uncredited)
	William Murphy	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Ottola Nesmith	...	Woman (uncredited)
	James Nolan	...	Villager (uncredited)
	John Northpole	...	Frontiersman (uncredited)
	Jack Overman	...	Sentry (uncredited)
	Inez Palange	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Jasper Palmer	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Jack Pennick	...	Joe Lovat (uncredited)
	Edvard Persson	...	Indian (uncredited)
	Lee Phelps	...	Member of Court-Martial Board (uncredited)
	Hugh Prosser	...	Soldier in Gilded Beaver (uncredited)
	Constance Purdy	...	Mother at the Ball (uncredited)
	David Ralston	...	Royal American Officer (uncredited)
	Sally Rawlinson	...	Brunette (uncredited)
	Allan Ray	...	Soldier (uncredited)
	Rodd Redwing	...	Indian (uncredited)
	Richard Reeves	...	Joshua (uncredited)
	Gordon Richards	...	Sheriff (uncredited)
	Buddy Roosevelt	...	Guard at the Ball (uncredited)
	Louise Saraydar	...	Woman (uncredited)
	Carl Saxe	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Syd Saylor	...	Spieler for Dr. Diablo (uncredited)
	Tonio Selwart	...	Slave Buyer at Fair (uncredited)
	C. Montague Shaw	...	Judge's Aide (uncredited)
	Jay Silverheels	...	Indian (uncredited)
	Ray Spiker	...	Frontiersman (uncredited)
	Charles Sullivan	...	Trapper (uncredited)
	William Sundholm	...	Frontiersman (uncredited)
	Gus Taute	...	Royal American Officer (uncredited)
	Forrest Taylor	...	Shopkeeper at the Ball (uncredited)
	Ray Teal	...	Soldier in the Gilded Beaver (uncredited)
	Larry Thompson	...	Officer (uncredited)
	Chief Thundercloud	...	Chief Killbuck (uncredited)
	Gertrude Valerie	...	Woman (uncredited)
	Nanette Vallon	...	Squaw (uncredited)
	Dorothy Vernon	...	Party Guest (uncredited)
	Charles Victor	...	Officer (uncredited)
	Bess Wade	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Ethel Wales	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Geraldine Wall	...	Mrs. Bitt (uncredited)
	Bill Wallace	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Fred Walton	...	Minor Role (uncredited)
	Jack Weatherwax	...	Assistant Medicine Man (uncredited)
	Joe Whitehead	...	Villager (uncredited)
	Crane Whitley	...	Plantation Master at the Fair (uncredited)
	Lloyd Whitlock	...	Passenger (uncredited)
	Guy Wilkerson	...	Frontiersman (uncredited)
	Gilbert Wilson	...	Royal American Officer (uncredited)
	Jeff York	...	Wide-Shouldered Bond Slave (uncredited)
	Fred Zendar	...	Trapper (uncredited)

Directed by

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Cecil B. DeMille

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(as Cecil B. De Mille)

Written by

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Charles Bennett	...	(screenplay) &
Fredric M. Frank	...	(screenplay) and
Jesse Lasky Jr.	...	(screenplay)

Neil H. Swanson	...	(novel "The Judas Tree")

Jesse Lasky Jr.	...	(film)

Jeanie Macpherson	...	() (uncredited)

Produced by

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Cecil B. DeMille

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producer (as Cecil B. De Mille)

Music by

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Victor Young

Cinematography by

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Ray Rennahan

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director of photography

Editing by

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Anne Bauchens

Editorial Department

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Robert Brower	...	associate color director: Technicolor
Natalie Kalmus	...	color director: Technicolor

Casting By

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Joe Egli	...	(uncredited)
Marge Graham	...	(uncredited)
Bill Greenwald	...	(uncredited)
Tish Morgan	...	(uncredited)
Bob Osterman	...	(uncredited)
Tony Regan	...	(uncredited)

Art Direction by

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Hans Dreier
Walter H. Tyler	...	(as Walter Tyler)

Set Decoration by

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Sam Comer
Stanley J. Sawley	...	(as Stanley Jay Sawley)

Costume Design by

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Gwen Wakeling

Makeup Department

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Wally Westmore	...	makeup supervisor
Glen Alden	...	makeup artist (uncredited)
Max Asher	...	makeup artist (uncredited)
Maybelle Carey	...	hair stylist (uncredited)
Reine van Gelder	...	secretary: makeup department (uncredited)
Charles Gemora	...	prosthetic lab technician (uncredited)
Charles Huber	...	makeup artist (uncredited)
Nellie Manley	...	hair styles supervisor (uncredited)
Maudlee McDougall	...	hair stylist (uncredited)
Gertrude Reade	...	hair stylist (uncredited)
Doris Rowland	...	hair stylist: second unit (uncredited)

Production Management

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Roy Burns	...	production manager (uncredited)
C. Kenneth Deland	...	production manager: second unit (uncredited)
Andrew J. Durkus	...	assistant production manager (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Arthur Rosson	...	second unit director
Edward Salven	...	assistant director
Bud Brill	...	second assistant director: second unit (uncredited)
Daniel McCauley	...	second assistant director (uncredited)
Richard McWhorter	...	first assistant director: second unit (uncredited)
Michael D. Moore	...	second assistant director (uncredited)
Edward R. Morse	...	second second assistant director (uncredited)
George Reese	...	second assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Sound Department

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John Cope	...	sound recordist
Hugo Grenzbach	...	sound recordist
Howard Beals	...	supervising sound editor (uncredited)
George Dutton	...	special sound effects (uncredited)
Ross Howe	...	cable person (uncredited)
Thomas B. Middleton	...	sound editor (uncredited)
Wallace Nogle	...	boom operator (uncredited)
William Sosteleo	...	production sound mixer (uncredited)
George Tallian	...	production sound mixer: second unit (uncredited)
Bert Van Volkenberg	...	sound battery charger (uncredited)
Buck Walters	...	boom grip (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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William Kislingbury	...	special effects assistant (uncredited)
Barney Wolff	...	special effects (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

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Farciot Edouart	...	director of process photography
Devereaux Jennings	...	special photographic effects (as Devereux Jennings)
Gordon Jennings	...	director of photographic effects
W. Wallace Kelley	...	director of process photography (as Wallace Kelley)
Paul K. Lerpae	...	special photographic effects (as Paul Lerpae)
Fred Barber	...	special effects camera operator (uncredited)
Jan Domela	...	matte artist (uncredited)
F. Finger	...	special effects camera (uncredited)
Irmin Roberts	...	special effects camera (uncredited)
Edward Wahrman	...	special effects assistant camera (uncredited)

Stunts

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Eric Alden	...	stunts (uncredited)
Polly Burson	...	stunts (uncredited)
Lila Finn	...	stunt double: Paulette Goddard (uncredited)
Ted Mapes	...	stunt double: Gary Cooper (uncredited)
Carl Saxe	...	stunts (uncredited)
Ray Spiker	...	stunts (uncredited)
Fred Zendar	...	stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Barbara Karinska	...	costume executor (as Madame Barbara Karinska)
Joe Caplan	...	wardrobe (uncredited)
Julie Cockerill	...	wardrobe (uncredited)
Ed Fitzharris	...	wardrobe supervisor: second unit (uncredited)
King Greenwood	...	wardrobe (uncredited)
John Johnson	...	assistant costumer: second unit (uncredited)
Eugene Joseff	...	costume jeweller (uncredited)
Frank Richardson	...	wardrobe supervisor (uncredited)
Eric Seelig	...	wardrobe (uncredited)
Edna Shotwell	...	wardrobe (uncredited)

Location Management

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Frank Parmenter

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location auditor: second unit (uncredited)

Music Department

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Sidney Cutner	...	orchestrator (uncredited)
Roy Fjastad	...	music copyist (uncredited)
Herman Hand	...	orchestrator (uncredited)
Louis Lipstone	...	musical director (uncredited)
George Parrish	...	orchestrator (uncredited)
Leo Shuken	...	orchestrator (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Claire Behnke	...	script supervisor (uncredited)
Sam Freedle	...	assistant script supervisor (uncredited)
Harry F. Hogan	...	script supervisor: second unit (uncredited)
Bill Shanks	...	script supervisor (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Production Companies

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Paramount Pictures (presents)

Distributors

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Paramount Pictures (1947) (United States) (theatrical)
Paramount Film Service (1947) (Canada) (theatrical)
Paramount British Pictures (1947) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
Paramount Film Service (1947) (Australia) (theatrical)
Film AB Paramount (1948) (Sweden) (theatrical)
Paramount-Films (1948) (Finland) (theatrical)
Filmaktieselskapet Paramount (1949) (Norway) (theatrical)
Les Films Paramount (1950) (France) (theatrical)
Films Paramount (1950) (Belgium) (theatrical)
Paramount Films (1951) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
Central Motion Picture Exchange (1951) (Japan) (theatrical)
Paramount Pictures (1955) (United States) (theatrical) (re-release)
Paramount-Film (1955) (West Germany) (theatrical)
Cinémas Associés (1958) (France) (theatrical) (re-release)
MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) (United States) (tv)
Audivisivi San Paolo (1995) (Italy) (VHS)
Eden Video (1995) (Italy) (VHS)
Epoca (1995) (Argentina) (VHS)
Fonit Cetra Video (1995) (Italy) (VHS)
MCA/Universal Home Video (1995) (United States) (VHS)
Universal Studios Home Video (2007) (United States) (DVD)
KSM (2009) (Germany) (DVD)
Millennium Storm (2009) (Italy) (DVD)
Universal Pictures Spain (2009) (Spain) (DVD)
Odeon Entertainment (2012) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
Swashbuckler Films (2015) (France) (DVD)
Elephant Films (2018) (France) (video) (HD premiere)
Explosive-Media (2018) (Germany) (Blu-ray)
Explosive-Media (2018) (Germany) (DVD)
Koch Media (2018) (Germany) (DVD)
Kino Lorber (2021) (United States) (Blu-ray)

Special Effects

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Other Companies

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C.D.C. (dubbing: Italian version)
Deluxe Digital Studios (transfer)

Storyline

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Plot Summary	In 1763, felon Abby Hale is sentenced to slavery in America. In Virginia, heroic Capt. Holden buys her, intending to free her, but villain Garth foils this plan, and Abby toils at Dave Bone's tavern. Garth is fomenting an Indian uprising to clear the wilderness of settlers, giving him a monopoly of the fur trade. Holden discovers Garth's treachery, but cannot prove anything against him. Can Holden and Abby save Fort Pitt from the Senecas? Many hairbreadth escapes. Written by Rod Crawford Plot Summary
Plot Keywords	damsel-in-distress deception treachery drum-and-bugle-corps slavery See All (62) »
Taglines	Crimson-haired slave girl . . . desired by a man of destiny! Together they shared the thrills of the most daring spectacle De Mille ever filmed ! See more »
Genres	Adventure Drama History Romance Western
Parents Guide	View content advisory »
Certification	Argentina:13 Australia:PG Brazil:12 Finland:S France:Tous publics Germany:12 Italy:T Norway:A (cinema rating) Spain:A Sweden:15 United Kingdom:A United Kingdom:PG (video) United States:Passed (National Board of Review) United States:TV-PG (TV Rating) United States:Approved (certificate no. 12084) West Germany:6

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Also Known As	Les conquérants d'un nouveau monde (France) Die Unbesiegten (Germany) Los inconquistables (Spain) De veroveraars eener nieuwe wereld (Belgium, Flemish title) Ο ακατανίκητος (Greece) See more »
Runtime	146 min
Country	United States
Language	English
Color	Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio	1.37 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix	Mono (Western Electric Recording)
Filming Locations	Big Mesa Falls, Ashton, Idaho, USA See more »

Box Office

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$5,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia	While Boris Karloff was filming his scenes he had his customary 4:00 pm tea break, which he always had written into his contract. They became so popular that even Gary Cooper and Charles Chaplin came on set for tea, and Paulette Goddard had a 4:00 pm tea break written into her contracts for the rest of her career. See more »
Goofs	Although working as a slave, Abby has perfectly applied makeup and lipstick. See more »
Movie Connections	Featured in Cecil B. DeMille: American Epic (2004). See more »
Soundtracks	WHIPPOORWILL'S A SINGIN' See more »
Quotes	Lord Chief Justice: Slavery in the colonies or the gallows here? Speak up, girl! Which is it to be? Abby: [Resignedly] Slavery, My Lord. See more »

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Russ Brown	...	construction coordinator (uncredited)
Carl Coleman	...	property master: second unit (uncredited)
Jim Daraio	...	painter: second unit (uncredited)
Dwight Franklin	...	production illustrator (uncredited)
Maurice Goodman	...	on-set dresser (uncredited)
Jack Gosnell	...	set dresser (uncredited)
Wesley Jones	...	nurseryman: second unit (uncredited)
Jack Leys	...	assistant property master (uncredited)
Frank Lindsay Jr.	...	assistant property master (uncredited)
Lee Price	...	painter (uncredited)
James Roe	...	propmaker foreman: second unit (uncredited)
Al Roelofs	...	art department assistant (uncredited)
Ted Roland	...	painter: second unit (uncredited)
Bill Teel	...	art department assistant (uncredited)
Dwight Thompson	...	assistant property master: second unit (uncredited)
Joe Thompson	...	property master (uncredited)
Dick Webb	...	prop shop foreman (uncredited)

Guy Bennett	...	camera operator: second unit (uncredited)
Jake Boumeister	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Vincent Bratton	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Adolph Crautsch	...	camera mechanic: Technicolor, second unit (uncredited)
Archie R. Dalzell	...	camera operator (uncredited)
Fred Ditmar	...	camera technician: Technicolor, second unit (uncredited)
Phil Eastman	...	camera operator (uncredited)
George Gall	...	assistant camera: Technicolor, second unit (uncredited)
Bill Geiger	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
C. Goettman	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
F. Goff	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Soldier Graham	...	gaffer (uncredited)
John Hamilton	...	camera operator (uncredited)
E. Hazel	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Robert Hosler	...	assistant camera: second unit (uncredited)
W. Wallace Kelley	...	director of photography: second unit (uncredited)
Charles Kelly	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Coley Kessinger	...	grip (uncredited)
Jack Koffman	...	still photographer: second unit (uncredited)
Arthur A. Lane	...	camera operator: second unit (uncredited)
Al Lipsey	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Roger Mace	...	camera technician: Technicolor, second unit (uncredited)
Wilet Martin	...	assistant camera: Technicolor, second unit (uncredited)
Earl Miller	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Cecil Myers	...	camera loader: Technicolor, second unit (uncredited)
Lorne Netten	...	gaffer (uncredited)
W.H. Newson	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Ted Powell	...	key grip (uncredited)
Whitie Reed	...	grip (uncredited)
Bob Reilly	...	camera operator (uncredited)
G.E. Richardson	...	still photographer (uncredited)
Dominic Seminerio	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Kenneth Smith	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
William E. Snyder	...	camera operator: Technicolor, second unit (uncredited)
Charles Termini	...	assistant camera: Technicolor, second unit (uncredited)
Robert West Sr.	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)
Murray Young	...	grip: second unit (uncredited)

Iron Eyes Cody	...	indian language advisor
Jack Crosby	...	dance stager
Fred F. Ellis	...	technical supervisor (as Capt. Fred F. Ellis B.M.M. Ret.)
Robert Foulk	...	dialogue director
Arthur Pierson	...	rehearsal director
Katherine Arruda	...	secretary: Donald Hayne (uncredited)
George C. Bertholon	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Fred Caffey	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Jim Cassin	...	chair assistant: Mr. DeMille (uncredited) / pa operator (uncredited)
Florence Cole	...	secretary: Mr. DeMille (uncredited)
Howard David	...	production coordinator (uncredited)
Evelyn Faber	...	secretary: Edward Salven (uncredited) / secretary: Roy Burns (uncredited)
Fred Frank	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Jerry Gerard	...	machine shop foreman: second unit (uncredited)
Robert Goodstein	...	assistant dance director (uncredited)
Donald Hayne	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Ted Holderness	...	production coordinator (uncredited)
Bill Hurley	...	horseman (uncredited)
Bob Kegg	...	time keeper: second unit (uncredited)
Phil Koury	...	publicist (uncredited)
Jesse Lasky Jr.	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Al Mann	...	assistant dance director (uncredited)
Russell Martin	...	chair assistant: Mr. DeMille (uncredited) / pa operator (uncredited)
Bernice Mosk	...	production assistant (uncredited) / production secretary (uncredited)
Henry Noerdlinger	...	researcher (uncredited)
Don Robb	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Evelyn Sullivan	...	receptionist (uncredited)
Virginia Terrill	...	secretary: Jeanie McPherson (uncredited)