# Title: Fort Apache 1948 ‧ Western/Action ‧ 2h 8m


## Description: Colonel Oswald Turner, who serves as the commanding officer at Fort Apache, clashes with Captain Kirby York, his deputy, as the former wants to become popular in the Arizona outpost. Release date March 27, 1948 (Phoenix) Director John Ford Sequel She Wore a Yellow Ribbon Running time 2h 8m Distributed by RKO Pictures Based on"Massacre"; 1947 story The Saturday Evening Post; by James Warner Bellah


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