FORT UTAH (1967) is another A.C.
Fort Utah is another A.C.
This is one of those Westerns that has very stock characters and relies on the "fluff" of scenery and action.The "fluff" is good.
You don't think John Ireland was talking about the film in my summary line above, do you? Actually, the picture wasn't all that bad, but certainly not memorable either.
1967's "Fort Utah" was the tenth of 13 B Westerns courtesy Paramount producer A.C.
Director Lesley Selander's "Fort Utah" is one of the thirteen westerns made by Paramount producer A.C.
In his review, revdrcac was right on--this is a fairly typical sort of A.C.
John Ireland plays an ex-gunfighter who finds himself having to stop a baddie from stirring up the Indians in order to enrich himself. For a western made as late as 1967, this is a very old fashioned of western story that would have worked much better as a corny Tim Holt western form about 20 years earlier.
A.C.
