Poor Joel McCrea who couldn't leave the screen on a high note like Randolph Scott in Ride the High Country. He had to come back to play a cameo in a film his son Jody produced and starred in.
Jody had a minor career in the 60s in those beach films. He had gotten a break playing a deputy in a short-lived television series called Wichita Town that starred his father as a sheriff. He never really established himself and I guess Cry Blood, Apache was a last effort.
IT's just bad all around, bad acting, bad directing, lousy script that god awful music that punctuates all foreign made westerns.
Joel should have just stayed on his ranch.
Jody had a minor career in the 60s in those beach films. He had gotten a break playing a deputy in a short-lived television series called Wichita Town that starred his father as a sheriff. He never really established himself and I guess Cry Blood, Apache was a last effort.
IT's just bad all around, bad acting, bad directing, lousy script that god awful music that punctuates all foreign made westerns.
Joel should have just stayed on his ranch.