The story of Sam Houston, hero of the Texas revolution, statesman, and first president of the Republic of Texas.
Trailer
Cast
George Nicholls Jr.
Director
Richard Dix
Sam Houston
Gail Patrick
Margaret Lea
Joan Fontaine
Eliza Allen
Edward Ellis
Andrew Jackson
Ralph Morgan
Stephen F. Austin
Victor Jory
William B. Travis
Robert Barrat
David Crockett
Robert Armstrong
Jim Bowie
C. Henry Gordon
Santa Ana
George 'Gabby' Hayes
Lannie Upchurch
Max Terhune
Deaf Smith
Janet Beecher
Mrs. Sarah Lea
Pedro de Cordoba
Oolooteka
Kathleen Lockhart
Mrs. Allen
Ferris Taylor
Jonas Lea
Leon Ames
John Hoskins
Arthur Aylesworth
Polk Ridge Tennessean
Jack George
Orchestra Leader
Wells Root
Writer
Edward E. Paramore Jr.
Writer
Jan Fortune
Writer
Harold Shumate
Writer
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Comments
5 Comments
source: Man of Conquest
Man of Conquest
The only reason why I watched this film is because Joan Fontaine is in it. She disappears within the first twenty five minutes of the film and then you're left with the journey towards the Alamo meeting characters like Davy Crockett and Bowie. This would be done better in John Wayne's 'The Alamo' and in an episode of 'The Time Tunnel' that focuses on the Alamo siege. This offering is an early attempt to tell the story of the Alamo twenty-one years before John Wayne would tell a better story. It's not a good film, but you can't condemn the effort. If you've got no film about the Alamo then it's better to have a film (even if it's bad) rather than no film. I would say to Joan Fontaine fans to stay away from this film.
