The British army fights off rampaging locals in 1850s India.The British army fights off rampaging locals in 1850s India.The British army fights off rampaging locals in 1850s India.
- Elsa Connelly
- (as Catherine Woodville)
- Nasty Jailer
- (uncredited)
- Soldier in Shoot-out
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaGlyn Houston says in his memoirs, whilst shooting a fight scene, he was injured by a stuntman who hit him over the head with a rifle.
- GoofsDuring a skirmish at the 40-min mark, a brigand signals a British soldier to jump back before attacking him.
- Quotes
Captain Boyd: Nearly a week ago, I presented you with an ultimatum. I'm still waiting for your answer.
Elsa: I've thought about your ultimatum, Captain Boyd. I intend to convey it to Robert Case on his return.
Captain Boyd: That should be at any moment. You've made a wise decision.
Elsa: You leave me with no alternative, of course. Why are you so vindictive?
Elsa: I don't like wives who cheat. Especially with half-castes. And I don't like half-castes who masquerade as officers.
Elsa: I suggest you complain to the War Office who appoint them.
Captain Boyd: Your behaviour has made that quite unnecessary - in this instance, at any rate.
Captain Boyd: It's ironical that your husband should volunteer for special mission with your lover, don't you think?
- Crazy creditsOpening credits prologue: FORT KANDAHAR A British outpost on the North West frontier of India 1850.
- ConnectionsFeatures Zarak (1956)
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- Die Letzten von Fort Kandahar
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- Runtime1 hour 21 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1