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Flaming Star (1960)

“CHOOSE!... Between your white father and your Kiowa mother !”

  • PG
  • 92 min
  • Western
  • imdb logo 6.5/10 (4072 votes)

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Plot

Set in the rugged landscapes of West Texas, in the uneasy years following the Civil War, the cinematic saga of "Flaming Star" unravels. The film introduces us to an extraordinary character, Pacer Burton, played by the charismatic Elvis Presley. A symbol of unity, Pacer is the son of a stalwart white rancher (John McIntire) and his stunningly beautiful Kiowa Indian wife (Dolores DelRio). These two cultures, one of white settlers, the other of native Americans, exist in a tense coexistence, teetering on the brink of conflict. The tranquility of the land shatters when the simmering tensions erupt into a deadly clash. Caught in the crossfire, Pacer finds himself in the role of an unlikely peacemaker. His unique heritage makes him the ideal bridge between the two cultures, a symbol of possible reconciliation. Yet, the haunting "flaming star of death" casts a nefarious shadow over his quest for peace. Despite his earnest efforts to quell the escalating violence, Pacer is inexorably drawn into the bloody confrontation. The "flaming star of death" becomes an ominous symbol of his destiny, pulling him deeper into the vortex of the deadly feud. "Flaming Star" paints a vivid picture of a divided land, its narrative pulsating with raw emotion and intense conflict. The fate of Pacer Burton stands as a poignant testament to the tragic toll of cultural clashes and the unending quest for peace.

Where to watch Flaming Star?

Flaming Star is a western movie featuring Elvis Presley and directed by Don Siegel.

Flaming Star is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Plex and Plex Player and it's also available on DIRECTV, Starz Apple TV Channel and fuboTV.

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