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Les orgueilleux

Original title: The Proud and Damned
  • 1972
  • PG
  • 1h 32m
IMDb RATING
4.5/10
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Chuck Connors and Aron Kincaid in Les orgueilleux (1972)
DramaWestern

In 1870, five ex-Confederate soldiers get embroiled in a foreign civil war south of the border.In 1870, five ex-Confederate soldiers get embroiled in a foreign civil war south of the border.In 1870, five ex-Confederate soldiers get embroiled in a foreign civil war south of the border.

  • Director
    • Ferde Grofé Jr.
  • Writer
    • Ferde Grofé Jr.
  • Stars
    • Chuck Connors
    • Aron Kincaid
    • Cesar Romero
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.5/10
    430
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Ferde Grofé Jr.
    • Writer
      • Ferde Grofé Jr.
    • Stars
      • Chuck Connors
      • Aron Kincaid
      • Cesar Romero
    • 20User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Chuck Connors
    Chuck Connors
    • Will Hansen
    Aron Kincaid
    Aron Kincaid
    • Ike
    Cesar Romero
    Cesar Romero
    • San Carlos' Mayor
    José Greco
    José Greco
    • Ramon
    • (as Jose Greco)
    Henry Capps
    • Hank
    Smokey Roberds
    • Jeb
    Peter Ford
    • Billy
    Andres Marquis
    • The General
    Maria Grimm
    • Maria
    Nana Lorca
    • Carmela
    Anita Quinn
    • Mila
    Conrad Parham
    • Captain
    Álvaro Ruiz
    • Chico
    • (as Alvaro Ruiz)
    Pacheco
    • Lieutenant
    Ignacio Gómez
    • Padre
    • (as Ignacio Gomez)
    Ernesto Uribe
    • Aide
    Rey Vásquez
    • Innkeeper
    • (as Rey Vasquez)
    Bernardo Herrera
    • Rollo
    • Director
      • Ferde Grofé Jr.
    • Writer
      • Ferde Grofé Jr.
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    8searchanddestroy-1

    Magnificent Seven met the Wild Bunch in Poverty Row

    It is so obvious that Ferde Grofe Jr was more than inspired by Sam Peckinpah's WILD BUNCH and John Sturges' MAGNIFICENT SEVEN. It kas place in mexico where former Confederate soldiers, outcasts, cross the Mexican border before being tragically involved with a Mexican renegade geeral, brutal, blood thirsty high rate officer. Then our bunch will decide to save a poor village from the villain....Even a dumb could see what I am talking about. A typical seventies western. Counter culture best example. Melancholy, gloominess, lost ideals, friendship in bitterness....Everything I have always craved for in a movie. Ferde Grofe has never been a great not even a good director, but let's be indulgetnt and fair, he is not the worst ever either.
    3Leofwine_draca

    Boring South American western

    THE PROUD AND THE DAMNED is an odd, zero-budget western that was filmed in Colombia. That novelty value is about the only thing this has going for it as otherwise it's a completely routine oater that feels like a low-budget, low-effort riff on THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN. The storyline involves a group of rather dull mercenary types who hole up in a small village during a revolution and soon find themselves getting involved in the action.

    Although there's plentiful action in this movie, none of it is very good. It doesn't help matters much that the quality of the print I saw was absolutely pitiful, one of the worst-looking westerns ever. The Colombian locations are effective but the direction is very poor and this feels like an old 1930s-era film rather than a '70s movie. Chuck Connors and Cesar Romero co-star.
    3Uriah43

    Too Shallow

    After the Civil War has ended 5 Confederate soldiers led by "Sergeant Will Hansen" (Chuck Connors) have left the United States in search of a new home somewhere in South America. After being chased out of one country they find themselves caught between two rival armies involved in their own civil war. One side belongs to "General Martinez" (Andres Marquis) who demands that these 5 soldiers spy on his enemy for him or risk death. Not having much choice they agree and ride into the village of San Carlos to gather as much information as they can on the other army led by "Dom Miguel" (Cesar Romero). While doing so a couple of them meet two attractive women named "Maria" (Maria Grimm) and "Carmela" (Nana Lorca) who impact their lives in ways neither man can imagine at the time. Anyway, so much for the plot. As far as the movie was concerned I thought some of the characters were too shallow, the action sequences were rather dull, it wasn't well-written and the story just seemed to fall flat. That said, I honestly wasn't too impressed with the overall finished product and as a result I rate this movie as below average.
    7MovieMan-112

    A realistic and enjoyable classic western!

    "The Proud and The Damned" is a western that should be seen by any big western fan. You know the good guys from the bad guys by the way the dress (Good guys wear different clothes and the bad guys wear a funny-looking blue uniform with a red scarf around their necks). This film should have won an award for "best costume design" because every time i saw the bad guys running around in those unique, blue, western leisure suits, I laughed my head off and was immediately blown away with the artistic talent and creative efforts in thinking of those uniforms. We all know mexicans didn't wear those kind of clothes. The film has it's "shoot-outs" with cannons, it's original dialogue ("Hey Will, do you think they'll be waiting for us over by that hill of mud?...."You bet your tail!"), and it's daring anti-climax (The good guys lose) that makes it a very realistic piece of american/mexican cinema. Watch for Cesar Romero's final scene as he demands that Chuck Connors pays for the food that he and his men has eaten in a mexican whorehouse....( Cesar Romero)- "Pay for your food mister!" (Chuck Connors) - "The women and the sex we pay for but the food's free, Mr. Mayor cuase I say so." Marvelous
    2hitchcockthelegend

    Cheese Grater.

    The Proud and Damned is written and directed by Ferde Grofe Jr. It stars Chuck Connors, Cesar Romero and Andres Marquis. Music is by Gene Kauer and Douglas M. Lackey, and cinematography by Remegio Young.

    1870 and five ex Confederate mercs arrive in South America and become embroiled in another Civil War of sorts...

    Pretty poor offering, a pic that was completed in 1969 but wasn't released until three years later, one can only think that after viewing it, some financial backer saw it for the dud it is and refused release! The plot principal is sound, the fact it's a Western filmed in Columbia and set in South America (the place unnamed) is an interesting point of note, plus Connors and Romero at least have fans from which to launch potential for cult fandom. But hopes of a good film are dashed quite early.

    Is being boring a valid criticism? Well yes it is, and this is a snore bore. The cast turn in auto-cue acting, all of them saddled with direlogue, the editing is messy, and the musical score irritating as it fluctuates between sorrowful guitar to bandido marching music, with some flamenco type jolly that's out of place as well, and what little action there is is laughably constructed. A bold turn of events in the narrative is worth a point at least, as is the outcome of it all - though it doesn't really make grounded sense - but ultimately this is one that deserves to stay obscure. 2/10

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    • Trivia
      Production was completed in 1969; the film remained unreleased until 1972.
    • Goofs
      In the battle, the cannons do not recoil after firing, showing that they are not real.
    • Quotes

      Hank: Will, did you have to shoot him? Couldn't you have pistol-whipped him instead or something?

    • Crazy credits
      Opening credits prologue: South America, 1870
    • Connections
      Edited into Tela Class: Caçadores de Zica (2007)
    • Soundtracks
      Windblown
      Written by Henry Capps, Smokey Roberds and Murray MacLeod

      Performed by Smokey Roberds

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    • Release date
      • July 1972 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United States
      • Colombia
      • Philippines
      • Spain
    • Languages
      • Spanish
      • English
    • Also known as
      • The Proud and Damned
    • Filming locations
      • Colombia
    • Production companies
      • Media Trend
      • Interfilm Production
      • Balut Productions
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 32m(92 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
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    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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