The Undefeated1969
The Undefeated (1969)
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Cast
as Col. John Henry Thomas
as Col. James Langdon

as Blue Boy

as Juarista Gen. Rojas

as Gen. Rojas
as Ann Langdon
as Margaret Langdon
as Big George

as Charlotte Langdon
as Jeff Newby
as Bubba Wilkes
as Short Grub

as Anderson
as Webster
as Major Sanders
as Dan Morse
as Gen. Joe Masters

as diaz
as Christian

as Giles

as Goodyear

as Mudlow
as McCartney
as Thad Benedict

as Maj. Tapia

as Escalante
as Judd Mailer
as Escalante

as Jamison
as Sanchez
as Petain

as Jimmy Collins
as Parker

as Col. Gomez

as Union Runner

as Joe Hicks

as Joe Hicks

as Yankee Officer
Critic Reviews for The Undefeated
All Critics (7) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (4) | DVD (2)
Unfortunately, McLaglen is never able to draw his threads together. As in his The Way West, he takes a panoramic theme and then gets so close to it that we lose sight of the whole.
The old frontier is alive and well in the Duke's mind and in that of his director, Andrew V. McLaglen.
A large measure of their success is due to an accomplished screenplay by Waldo Salt-pungent, racy, and with a nice line in over the shoulder throwaways.
While the action is decent, the plot is just a little too strained, the dialogue too wooden, and Hudson overmatched in this John Wayne vehicle.
John Wayne/Rock Hudson Civil War western has some good moments.
Full of cliches, this tired Western is one of Wayne's weakest films, made in the same year he appeared in the Oscar-winning True Grit.
Audience Reviews for The Undefeated
A bit of benign escapism released in the United States at a time when the country was embroiled in divisive anti-war demonstrations and a tumultuous civil rights movement. McLaglen's epic western is entertaining but noticeably conciliatory and rather unimaginative.

Super Reviewer
An enjoyable Western with a unique premise. If you're seeing it for The Duke, you won't be disappointed, and prepare to be surprised by Rock Hudson.
Super Reviewer
Not perfect, but it's a really decent and enjoyable movie. You're seeing it for The Duke most likely, therefore you should know exactly what you're getting into. It's a very interesting story about the reconstruction and the spoils of war. There's some nice sequences and it's a very original type of western/war movie that I don't think comes along very often.
Super Reviewer
The Undefeated Quotes
Col. John Henry Thomas: | She was a lady not a woman |
Col. John Henry Thomas: | She was a lady not a woman. |