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Davy Crockett, König der Trapper

Originaltitel: Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier
  • 1955
  • 12
  • 1 Std. 33 Min.
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Fess Parker in Davy Crockett, König der Trapper (1955)
AbenteuerDramaFamilieWestern

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAmerican frontiersman Davy Crockett fights in the Creek Indian War, is elected to the U.S. Congress and fights for Texas at the Alamo.American frontiersman Davy Crockett fights in the Creek Indian War, is elected to the U.S. Congress and fights for Texas at the Alamo.American frontiersman Davy Crockett fights in the Creek Indian War, is elected to the U.S. Congress and fights for Texas at the Alamo.

  • Regie
    • Norman Foster
  • Drehbuch
    • Thomas W. Blackburn
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Fess Parker
    • Buddy Ebsen
    • Basil Ruysdael
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    6,8/10
    5350
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Norman Foster
    • Drehbuch
      • Thomas W. Blackburn
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Fess Parker
      • Buddy Ebsen
      • Basil Ruysdael
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    Fess Parker
    Fess Parker
    • Davy Crockett
    Buddy Ebsen
    Buddy Ebsen
    • George Russel
    Basil Ruysdael
    Basil Ruysdael
    • Gen.…
    Hans Conried
    Hans Conried
    • Thimblerig
    William Bakewell
    William Bakewell
    • Maj. Tobias Norton
    Kenneth Tobey
    Kenneth Tobey
    • Col. Jim Bowie
    • (as Ken Tobey)
    Pat Hogan
    Pat Hogan
    • Chief Red Stick
    Helene Stanley
    Helene Stanley
    • Polly Crockett
    Nick Cravat
    Nick Cravat
    • Busted Luck
    Don Megowan
    Don Megowan
    • Col. William Travis
    Mike Mazurki
    Mike Mazurki
    • Bigfoot Mason
    Jeff Thompson
    • Charlie Two Shirts
    Henry Joyner
    • Swaney
    Campbell Brown
    • Bruno
    • (as Colonel Campbell Brown)
    Robert Booth
    • Congressman #2
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Eugene Brindel
    • Billy Crockett
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Benjamin Hornbuckle
    • Henderson
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Jim Maddux
    • Congressman #1
    • (Nicht genannt)
    • Regie
      • Norman Foster
    • Drehbuch
      • Thomas W. Blackburn
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    bhlr

    For any generation.

    I've noticed most of the comments on this film have come from guys who saw "Davy Crockett" back in the fifties and sixties. I just want to assure those folks that Fess Parker was still working his magic years later.

    In the early eighties, when I was about nine years old, HBO or one of those channels ran the entire series. After we watched it, us kids around the neighborhood were piling up firewood behind our fences to make a sort of rampart upon which to stand while we defended the Alamo from old Santy' Anna. We didn't have the coonskin caps, but we did have active imaginations. Some of us even took it upon ourselves to learn more about the battle. Surely our teachers were mystified when, at that years history fair and contest, half of the boys entered carefully constructed miniatures of the battle, composed of Play-Do, pencils, and toy soldiers.

    I guess the show still had an impact on me later on when I was in the military. I learned from Fess Parker to make every shot count. When the time came, I did. I suspect quite a few of our nation's finest marksmen learned that from him as well.

    I won't go into the artistic or historic discrepancies of the film. Nor will I ramble on about politics in the so-called Age of Jackson, the causes of the Texan war for independence, or the speculations made about the death of David Crockett. This is a film for kids (regardless of age), and should be enjoyed as such. But one more thing has to be thrown in.

    On a late autumn night about six years ago I got the news that my grandfather had passed away. I went home and sat alone in the dark in my living room feeling that terrible numbness that we've all known at such times. I must have sat there a couple of hours before I found the TV control and hit the switch, mainly so there would be some light.

    On the screen were Fess Parker and Buddy Ebson, just beginning their adventure with the river pirates. For an hour or so I was able to smile a bit and feel a little of what I once had when I had first seen re-runs of that show twenty years before. Then I got some sleep and was able to wake up and face reality with a little more grit than I might otherwise have had.

    If Fess Parker ever reads this, I hope he knows how grateful I was, and am.
    jmaher9008

    Disney's Davy Crockett

    Watching Disney's Davy Crockett at the impressionable, ripe old age of seven in 1954 started me on a lifelong love affair with American History. I now have in my den a flintlock Kentucky long rifle on one wall replete with arrowheads, powder horn, etc. and lots of Civil War (my other interest) books and just historical stuff in "my" room/retreat. Interestingly, I gave my co-worker (much younger than me) the Disney DVD to show his son. He gave it back to me stating he didn't want his son saying Injun or Redskin and wondered why the term "Native American" hadn't been dubbed in. I told him history was history and wasn't politically correct and that if the PC crowd had their way American history would indeed be revised. And by the by, I, as a person born in the USA was a "Native American". What a shame...am sure his son would have been enthralled!!! Watching those DVD's today brings my childhood rushing back to me and as I get older a keener sense of appreciation to Walt Disney and a gratitude to him for sparking my interest in our nation's history...thanks Walt!! And thanks Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen!!!
    sat46

    A 50's Classic that created a craze.

    The mid fifties television production of Walt Disney's "Davy Crockett" struck a nerve in the physic of American children. This three part TV mini-series launched the "Davy Crockett Craze", a phenomena that swept the Nation for some time.

    Davy Crockett collecting cards, coonskin caps, toys, other assorted memorabilia, and the ever popular recording of the "Ballad of Davy Crockett", were only some of the outward signs of it's vast popularity. Actors, Fess Parker, as Davy Crockett, and Buddy Ebson as his sidekick, Georgie Russell became popular with almost most every child in America, practically over night. The show was so successful that the original three part series was clipped together and released to theaters as a full length movie. Then the Disney Studio produced a two part TV sequel the following year.

    There is little doubt that by today's standards there was nothing special about it's plot, or dialog, or the acting, etc. Some critics might go as far to say it was rather silly, childish, and a mediocre production at best.

    Perhaps that's all true, but it would miss the most important point. Seldom has any TV production cause so many young people to love a couple of screen characters so deeply, and with such spontaneous joy. In this regard it is a Classic and holds a special place in the history of television art.
    7NewEnglandPat

    A major success for Walt Disney

    The life of Davy Crockett is told in this popular Disney television series that introduces Fess Parker as the resourceful backwoodsman from Tennessee. Crockett's exploits as Indian fighter are detailed in the first part of the series as he and partner Georgie Russel save the soldiers from being wiped out by the Creeks in that Indian war. Crockett as a Congressman from Tennessee comprises the middle part which sets up the third and exciting finale as Crockett and friends battle the Mexican army in the famous battle at the Alamo. The Appalachians of North Carolina where the Creek War skirmishes were filmed show beautiful mountain vistas and add realism to this fine film story of an American legend.
    8jamesrl48

    Eternal Movie

    How can you say anything bad about a movie that gave you so much joy as a child and one that you can watch over and over again? The acting is a little bad and the script is a little stupid. Reference General Jackson "stoppered?" But even thought those things I feel are true, the joy is still there and you hate to see it end. Since no one knows how Crockett really died, not having him dead at the end but knowing it was only moments away was the best way they could have done it. The movie even had some historic truths which other movies about the Alamo lacked such as the attack before dawn. It seemed longer when I was a kid and I know they have cut some; yea even important scenes, which I wish they would restore to DVD or VHS.

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      Buddy Ebsen was going to play Davy Crockett until Walt Disney saw Fess Parker in Formicula (1954). When he saw Parker, he said, "That's my Davy Crockett!"
    • Patzer
      In several scenes throughout the movie, if you look at the muskets and pistols used, you will see that the flint striking the steel produces no smoke in the flash pan. This doesn't occur on the Long Rifles, as used by Crockett and Russell, as those pieces are live firing replicas. During the mid 1950's, reproductions of Springfield 1795, 1805 and 1812-1836 muskets and Harper's Ferry Rifles and military pistols were in very short supply. You will notice that these muskets are full infantry-length Springfield Trapdoor Rifles dressed up to look like flintlock muskets. Hollywood had to work with what they had. Modern film companies and prop houses have a vast supply of fully functional replicas, but in the 1950s that wasn't the case.
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      Col. Jim Bowie: How many men did you bring?

      Davy Crockett: Four, including myself.

      Col. Jim Bowie: Four? Two acres of walls to defend. It'll take a thousand troops to man the garrison adequately. And I got less than two hundred volunteers.

      Davy Crockett: Two hundred stubborn men can do a terrible lot of fighting.

    • Verbindungen
      Edited from Disney-Land: Davy Crockett: Indian Fighter (1954)
    • Soundtracks
      Ballad of Davy Crockett
      Music by George Bruns

      Lyrics by Thomas W. Blackburn (as Tom Blackburn)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 3. August 1956 (Westdeutschland)
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      • Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier
    • Drehorte
      • Qualla Indian Reservation, Cherokee, North Carolina, USA
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      • Walt Disney Productions
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      • 2.150.000 $
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      • 1 Std. 33 Min.(93 min)

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