Winterhawk

Winterhawk (1975, USA) is a Western film directed by Charles B. Pierce.

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Main Details

• Released on November 5, 1975 (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
• Color
• Running Time: 98 Min.
• Production Co: Charles B. Pierce Film Productions
• Distribution Co: Howco International Pictures (1975) (USA) (theatrical) | Frontier Amusements (1975) (Canada) (theatrical)
• Directed by Charles B. Pierce
• Written by Charles B. Pierce, Earl E. Smith, Kalai Strode
• Starring Leif Erickson, Woody Strode, Denver Pyle
• Produced by Charles B. Pierce
• Music by Nicholas Flagello, William Goldstein, Kendall Schmidt
• Cinematography by James W. Roberson
• Film Editing by Tom Boutross

Plot Summary

• In 1845 Montana, a Blackfoot Chief tries to buy a cure for his tribe's smallpox infection, but the white settlers are unsympathetic, forcing the Indian Chief to resort to desperate measures.

Also Known As

• Canada (French title) Le faucon blanc
• Denmark - Winterhawk
• Spain - El halcón de invierno
• Spain (Catalan title) - Àguila roja
• Finland - Winterhawk - kuolematon soturi
• France - Le faucon blanc
• Greece - To mavro geraki tou Vorra
• Hungary - Prériölyv
• Italy - Cheyenne
• Sweden - Winterhawk
• Sweden - Winterhawk - svartfotsindianernas sista strid

Taglines

• Before the West ever saw the American Cowboy...Winterhawk had become a Blackfoot legend.
• He was the greatest legend the Blackfoot ever had... and the white man could never forget.