The Firebrand (1962 film) explained

The Firebrand
Director:	Maury Dexter
Producer:	Maury Dexter
Starring:	Kent Taylor Valentin de Vargas Lisa Montell
Music:	Richard LaSalle
Cinematography:	Floyd Crosby
Editing:	Jodie Copelan
Studio:	Associated Producers Inc
Distributor:	20th Century Fox
Runtime:	61 minutes
Country:	United States
Language:	English

The Firebrand (also known as Caballero) is a 1962 American Western film directed and produced by Maury Dexter and starring Kent Taylor, Valentin de Vargas and Lisa Montell.^[1]

Plot

A Mexican outlaw wages a war against the corrupt California Rangers during the California Gold Rush.

Cast

• Kent Taylor as Maj. Tim Bancroft
• Valentin de Vargas as Joaquin Murieta
• Lisa Montell as Clarita Vasconcelos
• Joe Raciti as Jack Garcia
• Chubby Johnson as Tampico
• Barbara Mansell as Cassie
• Allen Jaffe as Torres
• Troy Melton as Walker
• Fred Krone as Dickens
• Sid Haig as Diego
• Felix Locher as Ramirez
• Jerry Summers as Rafael Vasconcelos
• Tom Daly as California Ranger
• I. Stanford Jolley as California Ranger
• Pat Lawless as California Ranger

References

Sources

• Book: Paz, Ireneo. Ireneo Paz

. The Life and Adventures of the Celebrated Bandit, Joaquin Murrieta, His Exploits. Ireneo Paz. The Charles T. Powner Co.. Chicago. 1937. 2nd. Ixxvii. 9781611922059.

• Book: Reid, John Howard. World's Worst Westerns Plus Some of the Best Your Guide to the Best of the Worst. Lulu Press, Inc.. Morrisville, North Carolina. 2015. 978-1329548374. 1st. 126.

External links

• • The Firebrand at TCMDB
• The Firebrand at BFI

Notes and References

1. . FIREBRAND, The . Monthly Film Bulletin . London . 30 . 348 . 1 January 1963 . 47 .