Feature · 1990 · 94 min · Western, Drama · Directed by Charles Correll
Gunsmoke: The Last Apache (1990) was filmed in Brackettville, Del Rio, Lajitas and Presidio, Texas, with locations including Alamo Village and Big Bend Ranch State Park, in 1989.
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| Location | Town | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alamo Village | Brackettville | Wikipedia |
| 2 | Del Rio | Val Verde County | Texas Film Commission |
| 3 | Lajitas | Brewster County | Texas Film Commission |
| 4 | Big Bend Ranch State Park | Presidio | Wikipedia |
| Dept | Name | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Director | Charles Correll | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Writer | Earl W. Wallace | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Company | CBS Entertainment Production | IMDb search |
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| Year | Production | Shot in |
|---|---|---|
| 1989 | Lonesome Dove Miniseries | Austin, Bastrop, Brackettville |
| 1988 | Alamo: The Price of Freedom | Brackettville |
| 1992 | Rio Diablo TV movie | Brackettville, Del Rio, Lajitas |
Gunsmoke: The Last Apache poster: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; 1 Alamo Village: Lutz Fischer-Lamprecht, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; 2 Del Rio: JherreraCODR, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; 3 Lajitas: Nicolas Henderson, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons; 4 Big Bend Ranch State Park: Surfsupusa, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons; The Alamo: Reynold Brown, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons; Two Rode Together: Incorporates artwork by w:Howard Terpning, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons; Bad Girls: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Bandolero!: © IMP Awards Original US theatrical release poster, fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Once Upon a Time in China and America: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Centennial: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Lonesome Dove: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; The Good Old Boys: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia.
Texas locations from Wikidata, the Texas Film Commission and the sources linked with each spot.