Western,Action
United States of America
Grayeagle is a 1977 western film directed by Charles B. Pierce. The movie is set in the 1840s and centers around John Colter (Ben Johnson), a mountain man who lives with his daughter Beth (Lana Wood) in the American frontier.
One day, a group of Cheyenne warriors led by a young warrior named Grayeagle (Alex Cord) attacks their homestead, killing John's wife and kidnapping Beth. John enlists the help of a friendly Shoshone named Standing Bear (Iron Eyes Cody) to track down her daughter.
As John and Standing Bear trek through the rugged terrain of the wild west, they encounter various obstacles, including dangerous wildlife and hostile Native American tribes. Along the way, they also meet a French trapper named Jacques (Jack Elam), who offers to help them in their search.
Meanwhile, Beth begins to develop a bond with Grayeagle, who is torn between his loyalty to his tribe and his growing affection for her. As the search becomes more intense, John and Standing Bear must decide if they are willing to risk everything to save Beth and bring her back home.
Grayeagle is a classic western that explores the themes of family, loyalty, and survival in the untamed west. The movie features stunning landscapes, authentic costumes, and an all-star cast, making it a must-see for fans of the genre.
