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Duel at Diablo ()

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In Apache territory, a supply Army column heads for the next fort, an ex-scout searches for the killer of his Indian wife, and a housewife abandons her husband in order to rejoin her Apache lover's tribe.
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Jess Remsberg
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Toller
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Ellen Grange
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Willard Grange
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Lt. Scotty McAllister
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Sgt. Ferguson
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Maj. Novac
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Col. Foster (as Alf Elson)
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Cpl. Harrington
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Chata
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Alchise
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Clay Dean
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Ramirez (uncredited)
Ralph Bahnsen ...
Trooper Nyles (uncredited)
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Deputy Clem (uncredited)
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Trooper Casey (uncredited)
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Norton (uncredited)
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Trooper Swenson - Bugler (uncredited)
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Stableman at Fort Creel (uncredited)
Steve 'Bunker' de France ...
Trooper (uncredited)
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Wagon Driver #1 (uncredited)
Joe Finnegan ...
Wagon Driver #2 (uncredited)
Stonewall Jackson ...
Man in Saloon (uncredited)
Richard Lapp ...
Forbes (uncredited)
Dawn Little Sky ...
Chata's Wife (uncredited)
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Crowley (uncredited)
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Tech (uncredited)
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Burly Soldier (uncredited)
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Trooper (uncredited)
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Miner (uncredited)

Directed by

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Ralph Nelson

Written by

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Marvin H. Albert ... (screenplay) and
Michael M. Grilikhes ... (screenplay) (as Michel M. Grilikhes)
 
Marvin H. Albert ... (novel "Apache Rising")

Produced by

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Fred Engel ... producer
James Garner ... producer (uncredited)
Ralph Nelson ... producer

Music by

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Neal Hefti

Cinematography by

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Charles F. Wheeler ... director of photography

Editing by

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Fredric Steinkamp

Editorial Department

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Allan Jacobs ... assistant film editor

Art Direction by

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Alfred Ybarra ... (as Alfred C. Ybarra)

Set Decoration by

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Victor A. Gangelin ... (as Victor Gangelin)

Costume Design by

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Yvonne Wood

Makeup Department

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Gustaf Norin ... makeup artist (as Gustav M. Norin)

Production Management

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J. Paul Popkin ... production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Phil Cook ... assistant director (as Philip N. Cook)
Emmett Emerson ... assistant director

Sound Department

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Jerry Whittington ... sound effects editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Roscoe Cline ... special effects

Stunts

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Roydon Clark ... stunt double James Garner (uncredited) / stunts (uncredited)
John Daheim ... stunts (uncredited)
Steve 'Bunker' de France ... stunts (uncredited)
Richard Farnsworth ... stunts (uncredited)
Joe Finnegan ... stunts (uncredited)
Bill Hart ... stunts (uncredited)
Leroy Johnson ... stunts (uncredited)
Boyd 'Red' Morgan ... assistant stunt coordinator (uncredited)
Glenn Randall Jr. ... stunts (uncredited)
Bobby Somers ... stunt double (uncredited)
Neil Summers ... stunts (uncredited)
Rodd Wolff ... stunts (uncredited)
Al Wyatt Sr. ... stunt coordinator (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Eddie Armand ... wardrobe

Music Department

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Richard Carruth ... music editor

Additional Crew

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Buster Matlock ... american humane association representative
George Rubine ... publicity coordinator
Al Wyatt Sr. ... assistant to director (as Allan Wyatt)
Wayne Cutlip ... Wrangler (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Lieutenant McAllister is ordered to transport several ammunition wagons to another fort through Apache territory with only a small troop of rookie soldiers to guard them. Along for the ride is ex-scout Jess Remsberg who is trying to track down Ellen Grange, who, having recently been freed from Apache captivity, has mysteriously run off again to rejoin them. Remsberg frees Ellen again and leaves her with the embattled soldiers as he rides off to the fort, not only for help, but to find the man who killed and scalped his Indian wife. Written by Doug Sederberg

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Taglines Afraid to turn their backs on each other they fought side by side against the Indian! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Ralph Nelson's Duel at Diablo (United States)
  • 29 at Duel (United States)
  • La bataille de la vallée du diable (France)
  • Duel a Diablo (Spain, Catalan title)
  • Duelo en Diablo (Spain)
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  • 103 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia James Garner's first western since leaving Maverick (1957) and Sidney Poitier's first theatrical western. See more »
Goofs As Jess Remsberg and others descend a rock wall via ropes under a full moon, the men each cast two shadows. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Across 110th Street (1972). See more »
Crazy Credits The United Artists logo is sliced off the screen with a bloody Calvary Saber, slicing an "X" across the screen, revealing the opening scene. At the end, the same saber slices the live picture away, as (sort of) a fade out. See more »
Quotes Ellen Grange: They all think that any decent woman would prefer to die than live as an Apache squaw. Maybe they're right.
Jess Remsberg: Death comes soon enough. Anyone who hurries it is a damn fool.
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