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| − | '''Trail of the Falcon''' (Original: ''Die Söhne der großen Bärin'') is an East German (''DEFA'' film studio)-Yugoslav (''Bosna Film'' film studio) adventure film of 1966. In the tavern of Fort Smith is by gold-digger known as Red Fox ([[Jirí Vrstala]]) treacherously killed by an old drunken Indian Mattotaupa, which not wanting to tell where is a gold mine of Indians. His son, Tokei-Ihto ([[Gojko Mitic]]) returns to the tribe called Sons of Great Bear, where waiting his woman Vinonah ([[Kati Szekély]]). After two years this tribe is almost the last, which has not been subjected to advancing the white civilization. In the attack on the convoy of settlers into the hands of Indians falls the daughter of fort commander Cate Smith ([[Karin Beewen]]). Tokei-Ihto take her to the fort itself and wants to smoke a peace pipe with major Smith ([[Hans Hardt-Hardtloff]]), but is greeted by gunfire of Lt. Roach ([[Gerhard Rachold]]). Meanwhile, the treacherous Red Fox negotiates a contract with the chief of the tribe and arrange to | + | '''Trail of the Falcon''' (Original: ''Die Söhne der großen Bärin'') is an East German (''DEFA'' film studio)-Yugoslav (''Bosna Film'' film studio) adventure film of 1966. In the tavern of Fort Smith is by gold-digger known as Red Fox ([[Jirí Vrstala]]) treacherously killed by an old drunken Indian Mattotaupa, which not wanting to tell where is a gold mine of Indians. His son, Tokei-Ihto ([[Gojko Mitic]]) returns to the tribe called Sons of Great Bear, where waiting his woman Vinonah ([[Kati Szekély]]). After two years this tribe is almost the last, which has not been subjected to advancing the white civilization. In the attack on the convoy of settlers into the hands of Indians falls the daughter of fort commander Cate Smith ([[Karin Beewen]]). Tokei-Ihto take her to the fort itself and wants to smoke a peace pipe with major Smith ([[Hans Hardt-Hardtloff]]), but is greeted by gunfire of Lt. Roach ([[Gerhard Rachold]]) who supports prospectors. Meanwhile, the treacherous Red Fox negotiates a contract with the chief of the tribe and arrange to Tokei-Ihto as a negotiator was sent to the fort. There is forced to sign onerous contracts and when he refuses, is imprisoned. He manages to escape and goes with his tribe in Canada. However, it is haunted by gunmen seeking to obtain a reward for his capture. To enable for the safe passage of his tribe, take the challenge to a duel by Red Fox. |
Revision as of 19:15, 12 July 2012
Trail of the Falcon (Original: Die Söhne der großen Bärin) is an East German (DEFA film studio)-Yugoslav (Bosna Film film studio) adventure film of 1966. In the tavern of Fort Smith is by gold-digger known as Red Fox (Jirí Vrstala) treacherously killed by an old drunken Indian Mattotaupa, which not wanting to tell where is a gold mine of Indians. His son, Tokei-Ihto (Gojko Mitic) returns to the tribe called Sons of Great Bear, where waiting his woman Vinonah (Kati Szekély). After two years this tribe is almost the last, which has not been subjected to advancing the white civilization. In the attack on the convoy of settlers into the hands of Indians falls the daughter of fort commander Cate Smith (Karin Beewen). Tokei-Ihto take her to the fort itself and wants to smoke a peace pipe with major Smith (Hans Hardt-Hardtloff), but is greeted by gunfire of Lt. Roach (Gerhard Rachold) who supports prospectors. Meanwhile, the treacherous Red Fox negotiates a contract with the chief of the tribe and arrange to Tokei-Ihto as a negotiator was sent to the fort. There is forced to sign onerous contracts and when he refuses, is imprisoned. He manages to escape and goes with his tribe in Canada. However, it is haunted by gunmen seeking to obtain a reward for his capture. To enable for the safe passage of his tribe, take the challenge to a duel by Red Fox.
The following firearms can be seen in the film The Sons of Great Bear:
Single Action Army
White settlers and also Red Fox (Jirí Vrstala) uses a Single Action Army revolvers.
Cavalry Model (7.5" barrel)
Smith & Wesson New Model No.3
Webley Revolvers
Some army officers, Indians and gold-diggers are armed a Webley Revolvers.
Winchester Model 1873
The characters in the film shoots from a standard rifle Winchester Model 1873.
