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The Wonderful World of Disney/Swamp Fox: Tory Vengeance
| Swamp Fox: Tory Vengeance | |
| Season 6, Episode 13 | |
| Airdate | January 1, 1960 |
| Teleplay by | Lewis R. Foster |
| Based on | the book by Dr. Robert D. Bass |
| Directed by | Louis King |
| ← 6x12 Texas John Slaughter No. 9: Range War at Tombstone |
6x14 → Swamp Fox: Day of Reckoning |
| The Wonderful World of Disney — Season Six | |
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Swamp Fox: Tory Vengeance is the thirteenth episode of the sixth season of The Wonderful World of Disney, and the one hundred thirty-ninth episode overall.
Cast: Leslie Nielsen (Francis Marion), John Sutton (Col. Banastre Tarleton), Henry Daniell (Colonel Townes), Barbara Eiler (Mary Videaux), Dick Foran (Gabriel), Tim Considine (Gabe), Myron Healey (Col. Peter Horry), Dorothy Green (Mrs. Townes), Jordan Whitfield (Oscar), Sherry Jackson (Melanie Culpen) J. Pat O'Malley (Sergeant O'Reilly), Rhys Williams (Professor Culpen), Louise Beavers (Dehlia) Slim Pickens (Plunkett), Mary Field (Cathy), Clarence Muse (Joseph), James Anderson (Amos Briggs)
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Plot Overview
The 3rd part of the story of Francis Marion, the "Swamp Fox", opens at the patriot leader gathers information on the British activities from several of his informers. Although many people believe his fiancee, Mary Videaux, to be a Tory, she is actually one of his most valuable sources of information. In order to discover what she has learned, Marion must confront Mary as she visits the Townes, the local Tory leaders, and pretends to bully her as he questions her. Despite their best efforts at secrecy, Colonel Tarleton, the local military commander, begins to suspect Mary.
Credits
- Producer: James C. Pratt
- Director of Photography: Gordon Avil
- Art Director: Marvin Aubrey Davis
- Film Editor: Cotton Warburton
- Music: William Lava
- Songs by Lew Foster, Buddy Baker
- Sound: Robert O. Cook
- Set Decoration: Emile Kuri, Hal Gusman
- Costumer: Chuck Keehne
- Make-Up: Pat McNalley
- Hair Stylist: Ruth Sandifer
- Assistant Director: Ron Miller
