Feature · 1955 · 110 min · Western · Directed by Frank Lloyd
The Last Command (1955) was filmed in Brackettville, Texas, with locations including Fort Clark, in 1955.
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| Set | Location | Town | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alamo fort set | Fort ClarkSet: Alamo fort set | Brackettville | AFI Catalog |
| Dept | Name | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Director | Frank Lloyd | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Writer | Warren B. Duff | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Cinematographer | Jack A. Marta | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Producer | Frank Lloyd | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Company | Republic Pictures | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
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| Year | Production | Shot in |
|---|---|---|
| 1953 | Arrowhead | Brackettville |
| Year | Production | Shot in |
|---|---|---|
| 1936 | The Big Show | Dallas |
The Last Command poster: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; 1 Fort Clark: Pi3.124, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons; Ernest Borgnine: Milburn McCarty Public Relations, 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.
