Here. Not the most historically accurate movie but fun for the time. Shot in Spain. Wiki
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This movie is one of my guilty pleasures! I know it is not accurate but it is thoroughly entertaining!
ReplyDeleteThis film was the catalyst for my wargaming addiction and my lifelong fascination with Custer. About ten years ago I saw it for $5 on Amazon so I grabbed it for the sake of nostalgia...safe to say it didn't live up to mg childhood memory!
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