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The character "Luke Cottrell" is described as the leader of a band of guerrilla raiders working for the Union army that ravaged the Missouri countryside during the Civil War, robbing and murdering Southern sympathizers. The character is obviously based on the real-life William Quantrill, who was in fact the leader of a band of Confederate guerrillas that terrorized the Missouri and Kansas countryside during the Civil War. His raiders were responsible for the sacking and burning of Lawrence, KS, on Aug. 21, 1863, during which more than 150 men and boys in the town were rounded up and executed. It became known as The Lawrence Massacre. Eventually Quantrill's methods were so brutal--wholesale executions of prisoners, burning and looting towns and villages, etc.--that the Confederacy disowned him and withdrew all support. He was shot in an ambush by Union troops on May 10, 1865, and died in a Union military prison on June 6.
Finnish censorship certificate register #030779.
"[after Rouge spurns Charlie's advances in favor of his honest brother Kip] Charlie Burns: But he doesn't even have a shirt to his name! Rouge de Lisle: It's not the clothes that make the man, it's how he wears 'em."
"Trooper: You've earned yourself a drink, mister. I'd like to buy you one. Kip Davis: I don't drink with Yankees."
