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Against All Flags/The Rare Breed
Against All Flags/The Rare Breed
Stars: James Stewart, Brian Keith, Anthony Quinn, Maureen O'Hara, Errol FlynnDirector: Andrew V. McLaglen
Summary: Includes the Maureen O'Hara films AGAINST ALL FLAGS and THE RARE BREED.
Includes the Maureen O'Hara films AGAINST ALL FLAGS and THE RARE BREED. In AGAINST ALL FLAGS, a British naval officer infiltrates a gang of pirates to prevent attacks on trade with India. However, he falls for a female pirate captain. In THE RARE BREED, a widow and her daughter enlist the help of a Sam 'Bulldog' Burnett to realise the dream of her late husband: to introduce Hereford cattle into the American West. However, the road to Texas is riddled with dangers - including those who would like to get their hands on the rare breed.
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The Rare Breed
A very offbeat subject gives this Western its beefy flavour: English lady Maureen O'Hara brings a prize Hereford bull to the Wild West, where she plans to introduce its hardy bloodline into longhorn country. Cattle puncher James Stewart finds the idea suspect, but he likes this redhead, so he manages to tag along through stampede, gunfight, and blizzard. Director Andrew V. McLaglen generally steers a pleasing course, although the movie occasionally stumbles between brawling comedy and western drama. One stunt sequence, a run of longhorns through a desert canyon, qualifies as a hair-raiser. Brian Keith, wearing a gigantic red beard, does a Scots accent as a cattle baron, and veteran cowhands Ben Johnson and Jack Elam are around to lend atmosphere. The big bull's name is Vindicator, and he obeys whenever Juliet Mills whistles "God Save the Queen"--did we mention this is a very offbeat subject for a Western? --Robert Horton
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