The Glory Guys (1965)

112 mins | Western | 1965

Director:

Arnold Laven

Writer:

Sam Peckinpah

Cinematographer:

James Wong Howe

Production Designer:

Edward S. Haworth

Production Company:

Bristol Pictures
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HISTORY

Location scenes filmed in Durango, Mexico. Original title: Dice of God. ...

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Location scenes filmed in Durango, Mexico. Original title: Dice of God.

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CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
PRODUCTION COMPANY
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
DIRECTORS
Asst dir
PRODUCERS
Prod
WRITER
PHOTOGRAPHY
Dir of photog
ART DIRECTORS
Art dir
FILM EDITORS
Film ed
Ernst R. Rolf
Film ed
SET DECORATOR
Set dec
COSTUMES
MUSIC
Mus comp & cond
SOUND
Rafael Esparza
Sd
Sd eff ed
Music ed
VISUAL EFFECTS
Opt eff
MAKEUP
Donald W. Roberson
Makeup artist
Hairstyles
PRODUCTION MISC
Prod mgr
Asst to the prod
Prod asst
Prod asst
Scr supv
Tech adv
Casting
Prop master
Title des
SOURCES
LITERARY
Based on the novel The Dice of God by Hoffman Birney (New York, 1956).
LITERARY SOURCE AUTHOR
DETAILS
Alternate Title:
Dice of God
Premiere Information:
Colorado Springs, Colorado, opening: 22 Jun 1965
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Bristol Pictures
7 July 1965
LP31022
Physical Properties:
Sound
Color
De Luxe
Widescreen/ratio
Panavision
Duration(in mins):
112
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

Capt. Demas Harrod and his new recruits join the 3d Regiment of the U. S. Cavalry and find that the ambitious and opportunistic fort commander, General McCabe, is preparing to fight the combined forces of the neighboring Indian tribes. Demas has fallen in love with Lou Woodard, who lives in nearby Mule City. While visiting her one evening, he is interrupted by Sol Rogers, the regiment's chief scout, who plans to marry Lou. The two men fight and become enemies. Demas returns to the fort and is instructed to put his men through a crash training program, after which they celebrate their first leave in Mule City and run into trouble with the town marshal and his henchmen. Demas and Sol then conspire to avenge their men. At an officers' ball on the eve of the campaign, Sol realizes that Lou is in love with Demas, but Lou tells him that Demas seems to have lost interest in her. As the campaign opens, Demas becomes apprehensive when McCabe, disobeying his own orders, splits his forces, sending Demas against a band of Sioux. Demas' men suffer heavy losses, but they manage to retreat when they are joined by Sol. Demas and Sol, attempting to find water for the wounded men, are ambushed and Sol is killed. That night, after the Indians withdraw, Demas leads his reduced force to rejoin the regiment and finds that McCabe and his men, fighting the Indians on their own, have been massacred. He returns to the fort and to ...

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Capt. Demas Harrod and his new recruits join the 3d Regiment of the U. S. Cavalry and find that the ambitious and opportunistic fort commander, General McCabe, is preparing to fight the combined forces of the neighboring Indian tribes. Demas has fallen in love with Lou Woodard, who lives in nearby Mule City. While visiting her one evening, he is interrupted by Sol Rogers, the regiment's chief scout, who plans to marry Lou. The two men fight and become enemies. Demas returns to the fort and is instructed to put his men through a crash training program, after which they celebrate their first leave in Mule City and run into trouble with the town marshal and his henchmen. Demas and Sol then conspire to avenge their men. At an officers' ball on the eve of the campaign, Sol realizes that Lou is in love with Demas, but Lou tells him that Demas seems to have lost interest in her. As the campaign opens, Demas becomes apprehensive when McCabe, disobeying his own orders, splits his forces, sending Demas against a band of Sioux. Demas' men suffer heavy losses, but they manage to retreat when they are joined by Sol. Demas and Sol, attempting to find water for the wounded men, are ambushed and Sol is killed. That night, after the Indians withdraw, Demas leads his reduced force to rejoin the regiment and finds that McCabe and his men, fighting the Indians on their own, have been massacred. He returns to the fort and to Lou.

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