Gun battles, pure hand-to-hand combat, and smoking out of pipes. If that's your thing, you've got to watch the western classic, Drum Beat!
While the movie is based on events in California andOregon, all of the filming for the movie took place in Arizona.
The Western classic follows the journey of Johnny MacKay, as he is appointed as the peacekeeper in the volatile native American areas of California.
Sedona, Arizona, USA
Going back in time isn’t easy, and the western regions of Cali and Oregon were truly unique. Drum Beat tells the story around these border regions and ranches.
Sedona has a rich variety of natural spaces. The red rocks and red soil give it a distinct vibe that is enough to suit any Western.
Some of the scenes in Drum Beat take place out in the wilderness with nothing but barren lands in sight.
Coconino National Forest, Arizona, USA
The filming for the jungle scenes has been done in the Coconino National Forest, Arizona. The tundra and the forests give a western feel to the movie.
Iverson Ranch, Chatsworth, Los Angeles, California, USA
The ranch where Nancy is supposed to go to with Johnny escorting her plays a pivotal part in the movie and was filmed at Iverson Ranch, Chatsworth, LA.
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