Il traditore di Forte Alamo

According to a September 1952 Hollywood Reporter news item, Glenn Ford suffered three broken ribs du [...]	D
Opening credits: The story of Texas symbolizes the spirit of independence so close to the heart of a [...]	D
Chill Wills (who plays John Gage in this film) was also in La battaglia di Alamo (1960) playing Beek [...]	D
The film was criticized for giving a very one-sided account of the siege of the Alamo, and for casti [...]	D
The sixth of eight straight westerns starring Julie Adams that were released in 1952 and 1953. The f [...]	D

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The Battle of the Alamo was fought in 1836, but John Stroud is wearing a Stetson-type cowboy hat tha [...]	D
When Sam Houston enters the town of Franklin and has the townsfolk called together to announce that [...]	D
As the families are leaving San Antonio by wagon (when Stroud was in jail), a pole with telegraph wi [...]	D
The revolvers employed by many of the characters all date from after the American Civil War (1861-18 [...]	D
While many of the costumes were period correct, several items noticeably were not. The one-armed wea [...]	D
The Glenn Ford character, John Stroud, remains silent until the end of the film as to why he abandon [...]	D
The Glenn Ford character remains clean shaven from the time he leaves the Alamo to the very end of t [...]	D
The one-armed man as he exits the river at the last scenes of the movie reveals his hidden arm in th [...]	D
In the sheriff's office in Franklin the picture on the wall is of Rutherford B. Hayes, President fro [...]	D
The siege of the Alamo occurred in late February and early March. While South Central Texas does not [...]	D
San Antonio, the location of the Alamo, is 200 miles BY CAR from Franklin, Texas, the setting of the [...]	D
During the fight between Stroud and Cobby on the rocks before the planned attack on the wagon train, [...]	D
The area shown in the film does not correspond with the areas it purportedly shows to be in Texas. B [...]	D
The rifles shown in the film are period correct muskets. However, the sounds heard when they are fir [...]	D

Alamo Soldier: Never thought I live to see the day [...]	D
Lt. Col. Travis: How do you feel, Jim? Jim Bowie: [...]	D
[Reb is complaining about being cooped up in the A [...]	D
Jess Wade: The Alamo? What were you doing there in [...]	D
Davy Crockett: What did he say, Colonel? Lt. Col. [...]	D
General Sam Houston: I have just received a dispat [...]	D
[last lines] John Stroud: Carlos, I'll be back fo [...]	D
Jess Wade: Where'd you come from? John Stroud: To [...]	D

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