Last Stand at Saber River - wikipedia Last Stand at Saber River Last Stand at Saber River DVD cover Based on Last Stand at Saber River by Elmore Leonard Written by Ronald M. Cohen Directed by Dick Lowry Starring Tom Selleck Suzy Amis Rachel Duncan Haley Joel Osment Music by David Shire Country of origin United States Original language ( s ) English Production Executive producer ( s ) Michael Brandman Tom Selleck Producer ( s ) Steven Brandman Mary Ann Braubach Thomas Kane Cinematography Ric Waite Editor ( s ) William B. Stich Running time 96 minutes Production company ( s ) Turner Network Television Distributor Turner Network Television Release Original network TNT Original release January 19, 1997 ( 1997 - 01 - 19 ) Last Stand at Saber River is a 1997 American made - for - television western drama film directed by Dick Lowry and starring Tom Selleck, Suzy Amis, Haley Joel Osment, Keith Carradine, David Carradine, Tracey Needham, David Dukes and Harry Carey Jr... Based on the 1959 novel of the same title by Elmore Leonard, the film is about a Civil War veteran who tries to put the pieces of his life back together but finds himself fighting a new battle on the frontier. Seeking to reclaim his Arizona homestead from rebel pioneers who sympathize with the Union war effort, he joins forces with his Union adversary to make a last stand for the one thing worth fighting for, his family. In 1997, Osment won a YoungStar Award for Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Made For TV Movie. In 1998, the film received the Western Heritage Awards Bronze Wrangler for Television Feature Film. Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Production 3.1 Filming locations 4 Reception 4.1 Awards and nominations 5 References 6 External links Plot As America recovers from the Civil War, Paul Cable ( Tom Selleck ) returns home to Texas after being away from his family for years while fighting for the Confederacy. His wife, Martha ( Suzy Amis ), is a pretty but strong - willed frontier woman, whose independence makes her a force in and of herself. She had been told that he was killed in action. Upon her husband 's unexpected return, she once again devotes herself to being his wife, but resents him for having left her and their children behind to fight a war she did n't care to understand. Despite having loved each other since childhood and being married, Paul and Martha are now like strangers to each other, and the tension between them is evident. During his absence, their youngest daughter died from a fever, and Martha, having borne that without him, has developed a hatred for her husband. Her father, James Sanford ( Harry Carey Jr. ), scolds her for her attitude toward Cable, but she stands her ground, never backing down from her stance on the subject. Her father knows her well, and subsequently leaves the subject alone. Cable decides he will return to Arizona and reclaim the ranch he owns there. The family members, consisting of Paul, Martha, and their daughter and son, load up their belongings, bid farewell to Martha 's father, and make their way to Arizona. While en route, they come into contact with Lorraine Kidston ( Tracey Needham ), the beautiful ramrod cowgirl daughter of rancher Duane Kidston ( David Carradine ). During the night, horses headed by her men accidentally stampede through the Cables ' camp, leading Paul and Martha to scold the men. Lorraine agrees that her men were foolish to run the horses at night, and scolds them. Through this interaction, the cowhands and Lorraine learn that the man in front of them is, in fact, Paul Cable. They had been told that he was dead, and since then, her father has assumed control of Cable 's ranch. Lorraine 's father, Duane Kidston, is a former Union Army soldier, as is his brother Vern ( Keith Carradine ). They have little use for former Confederates, and feel that Cable 's ranch now belongs to them. Upon reaching the ranch, Cable confronts the Kidston men staying in his house. However, when one man attempts to draw on Cable, he is shot and killed by Martha Cable, who is in the dark shadows. The shooting leads to an ongoing feud between Paul Cable and the Kidston men, during which several of Kidston 's hired guns are killed by Cable. Vern and Lorraine Kidston, however, begin to sympathize with the Cables, feeling it is better to simply return the ranch to them and let things be. Duane disagrees, but relents to his daughter and brother 's wishes. In the end, the real threat to the Cables ' new life in Arizona does not come from the Kidstons, but from a one - armed Confederate sympathizer and former soldier, Edward Janroe ( David Dukes ), who kills Duane, an event for which Cable is blamed. Despite everything pointing to Cable as Duane 's killer, not even Duane 's brother Vern believes it. Janroe kidnaps Cable 's daughter as security during an illegal gun transaction with Mexican bandits. Cable and Vern team up and chase down Janroe, killing him, then get involved in a shootout with the bandits. Cable eventually asks Vern to take his daughter out of harm 's way, which Vern does. Cable then takes on the remaining bandits alone, with them eventually just deciding to take the guns from Janroe 's wrecked wagon and leave. Cable returns home wounded, where he is nursed by Martha, who has finally learned to accept him as he is. She decides to forgive him, forget all the animosity between them, and love her husband again. Cast Tom Selleck as Paul Cable Suzy Amis as Martha Cable David Dukes as Edward Janroe Rachel Duncan as Clare Cable Haley Joel Osment as Davis Cable Keith Carradine as Vern Kidston David Carradine as Duane Kidston Tracey Needham as Lorraine Kidston Chris Stacy as Chris Harry Carey Jr. as James Sanford Patrick Kilpatrick as Austin Dodd Rex Linn as Bill Dancy Eugene Osment as Wynn Dodd Denis Forest as Cornet Lumi Cavazos as Luz Raymond Cruz as Manuel Production Filming locations Bonanza Creek Ranch, 15 Bonanza Creek Lane, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA Charles R Ranch, County Road 24, Las Vegas, New Mexico, USA Las Vegas, New Mexico, USA Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, USA Valle Grande, New Mexico, USA Reception Awards and nominations 1997 YoungStar Awards for Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Made For TV Movie ( Haley Joel Osment ) 1998 Western Heritage Awards Bronze Wrangler for Television Feature Film References Jump up ^ `` Last Stand at Saber River ''. Internet Movie Database. 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External links Last Stand at Saber River on IMDb Last Stand at Saber River at AllMovie Last Stand at Saber River at the TCM Movie Database Works by Elmore Leonard Novels Hombre ( 1961 ) The Big Bounce ( 1969 ) Swag ( 1976 ) Unknown Man No. 89 ( 1977 ) The Hunted ( 1977 ) City Primeval ( 1980 ) Split Images ( 1981 ) La Brava ( 1983 ) Glitz ( 1985 ) Killshot ( 1989 ) Get Shorty ( 1990 ) Rum Punch ( 1992 ) Pronto ( 1993 ) Riding the Rap ( 1995 ) Naked Came the Manatee ( 1996 ) Out of Sight ( 1996 ) Cuba Libre ( 1998 ) Pagan Babies ( 2000 ) Tishomingo Blues ( 2002 ) A Coyote 's in the House ( 2004 ) The Hot Kid ( 2005 ) Road Dogs ( 2009 ) Djibouti ( 2010 ) Raylan ( 2012 ) Short stories `` Three - Ten to Yuma '' ( 1953 ) Screenplays Joe Kidd ( 1972 ) Mr. Majestyk ( 1974 ) High Noon, Part II : The Return of Will Kane ( 1980 ) Stick ( 1985 ) The Rosary Murders ( 1987 ) Film adaptations The Tall T ( 1957 ) 3 : 10 to Yuma ( 1957 ) Hombre ( 1967 ) The Big Bounce ( 1969 ) The Moonshine War ( 1970 ) Valdez Is Coming ( 1971 ) The Ambassador ( 1984 ) Stick ( 1985 ) 52 Pick - Up ( 1986 ) Cat Chaser ( 1989 ) Get Shorty ( 1995 ) Jackie Brown ( 1997 ) Last Stand at Saber River ( 1997 ) Touch ( 1997 ) Out of Sight ( 1998 ) The Big Bounce ( 2004 ) Be Cool ( 2005 ) 3 : 10 to Yuma ( 2007 ) Killshot ( 2009 ) Life of Crime ( 2013 ) Television adaptations Maximum Bob ( 1998 ) Karen Sisco ( 2003 ) Justified ( 2010 -- 2015 ) Get Shorty ( 2017 ) Films directed by Dick Lowry Kenny Rogers as The Gambler ( 1980 ) The Jayne Mansfield Story ( 1980 ) Living Proof : The Hank Williams Jr. Story ( 1983 ) Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 ( 1983 ) Wet Gold ( 1984 ) Murder with Mirrors ( 1985 ) Dream West ( 1986 ) In the Line of Duty : The F.B.I. Murders ( 1988 ) Miracle Landing ( 1990 ) Archie : To Riverdale and Back Again ( 1990 ) In the Line of Duty : Street War ( 1992 ) In the Line of Duty : Ambush in Waco ( 1993 ) Forgotten Sins ( 1996 ) Last Stand at Saber River ( 1997 ) Two Came Back ( 1997 ) Mr. Murder ( 1998 ) Atomic Train ( 1999 ) Follow the Stars Home ( 2001 ) Category 6 : Day of Destruction ( 2004 ) Category 7 : The End of the World ( 2005 ) Silver Bells ( 2005 ) Jesse Stone : Innocents Lost ( 2011 ) Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Last_Stand_at_Saber_River&oldid=809687803 '' Categories : 1997 television films 1990s Western ( genre ) films 1990s drama films American films American television films American Western ( genre ) films American political drama films TNT Network original films Films set in the 1860s English - language films Films based on works by Elmore Leonard American novels adapted into films Hidden categories : Pages using infobox television with editor parameter Talk Contents About Wikipedia Français Polski Edit links This page was last edited on 10 November 2017, at 19 : 30. 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Question: where was the movie last stand at saber river filmed
Answer: Bonanza Creek Ranch, 15 Bonanza Creek Lane, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA; Bonanza Creek Ranch, 15 Bonanza Creek Lane, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA; Bonanza Creek Ranch, 15 Bonanza Creek Lane, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA; Bonanza Creek Ranch, 15 Bonanza Creek Lane, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA