

Seminole
Courage...Treachery...and Love --- AND THE GREAT EVERGLADES INDIAN WARS!
Lance Caldwell, a cavalry lieutenant, recounts his efforts to make peace with the Seminole Indian tribe, under an evil major.
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- florida
- everglades
- us army
- false accusations
- quicksand
- cavalry
- florida everglades
- seminole
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- TheatricalNRLos Angeles, California20 Mar 1953
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- TheatricalPG26 Oct 1953
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Seminole was released on 20 March 1953.
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2- C6/10
CinemaSerf
3/27/2022
An extremely clean-cut Rock Hudson is a West Point graduate sent to help the Major at Fort King flush out some Seminole who live in the Floridian swamps. He has some history with the tribe, and it's leader - a rather unconvincing Anthony Quinn, so wants to try finding a peaceable solution to their relocation. Needless to say, they have no intention of being sent to a reservation and the battle lines are drawn. Add to…
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Wuchak
2/24/2025
**_Colorful “Western” with the lush milieu of Florida (where it was shot)_** In 1835-1837, during the Second Seminole War, a fresh lieutenant (Rock Hudson) and friend of Chief Osceola (Anthony Quinn) is assigned to Fort King in the heart of Florida, which is commanded by a strict major (Richard Carlson), who hates the Indians. Barbara Hale and Lee Marvin are also on hand. “Seminole” (1953) tackles American hist…
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