Overview
The Undefeated is an American western first released in 1969,
directed by Andrew V. McLaglen.
The film is based on a novel by Lewis B. Patten and stars John Wayne, Rock Hudson, Antonio Aguilar, Roman Gabriel and Marian McCargo.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Andrew V. McLaglen
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Script: James Lee Barrett, Stanley Hough, Lewis B. Patten (novel)
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Photo: William H. Clothier
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Music: Hugo Montenegro
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Cast: John Wayne (Col. John Henry Thomas),
Rock Hudson (Col. James Langdon),
Antonio Aguilar (Juarista Gen. Rojas),
Roman Gabriel (Blue Boy (John Henry’s Cherokee Indian adopted son)),
Marian McCargo (Ann Langdon),
Lee Meriwether (Margaret Langdon),
Merlin Olsen (Cpl. Little George, CSA),
Melissa Newman (Charlotte Langdon),
Bruce Cabot (Sgt. Jeff Newby CSA),
Jan-Michael Vincent (Lt. Bubba Wilkes CSA),
Ben Johnson (Short Grub),
Edward Faulkner (Capt. Anderson, CSA (Col. Langdon’s aide)),
Harry Carey Jr. (Soloman Webster (Thomas rider)),
Paul Fix (Gen. Joe Masters),
Royal Dano (Maj. Sanders, CSA (one-armed major)),
Richard Mulligan (Dan Morse),
Carlos Rivas (Diaz),
John Agar (Christian),
Guy Raymond (D.J. Giles (government purchasing agent)),
Don Collier (Goodyear (Thomas rider)),
Big John Hamilton (July Mudlow (cowardly Langdon party member)),
Dub Taylor (McCartney (Thomas outfit cook)),
Henry Beckman (Thad Benedict (carpetbagger who tries to buy Langdon plantation)),
Víctor Junco (Maj. Tapia),
Robert Donner (Judd Mailer),
Pedro Armendáriz Jr. (Escalante),
James Dobson (Cpl. Jamison, CSA),
Rudy Diaz (Sanchez),
Richard Angarola (Mr. Petain (Maximilian’s representative)),
James McEachin (Jimmy Collins (black carpetbagger with Benedict)),
Gregg Palmer (Ezra Parker (government purchasing agent)),
Juan García (Col. Gomez),
Bob Gravage (Bobby Jo Hicks (Thomas rider)),
Kiel Martin (Union corporal who brings message that the war is over),
Hal Needham (Yankee corporal at river crossing),
Chuck Roberson (Yankee sergeant at river)
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Country: USA
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Language: English / Spanish / French
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Runtime: 119 min
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