Flap

No dialogue and maybe some stereotyping, as Anthony Quinn (title character “Flapping Eagle”) and pals (Claude Akins, Tony Bill), flush with cash, arrive at the brothel run by Dorothy (Shelley Winters, her first scene), in Flap, 1970, directed by Carol Reed from a Clair Huffaker novel.

Sir Carol Reed directing his follow-up to his Academy Award win for Oliver!, on Central Ave. (also Route 66) in downtown Albuquerque, Anthony Quinn his Native American title character, Claude Akins and Tony Bill his pals in make-up, Victor French the nasty cop, in Flap, 1970.

At a loose tribal meeting, Anthony Quinn (title character, “Flapping Eagle”) is charged with stealing a bulldozer, when lawyer Wounded Bear (Victor Jory) steps in, Anthony Caruso the chairman, Don Collier the plaintiff, Victor French the cop, Claude Akins a pal, in Flap, 1970, Carol Reed directing.