fight Opechanco and kills him. Wingfield kills Davis for the gold and sets the gunpowder storehouse on fire. Smith fights him and escapes out of the hut as it explodes. The ships arrive and the doctor sends Smith to rest aboard the ship. Smith leaves Jamestown to sail back to England, leaving Rolfe in charge. After telling his story, Smith leaves the court of King James I, having told his story. The films ends with the statue of Pocahontas in London. Cast Anthony Dexter – Captain John Smith Jody Lawrance – Pocahontas (Matoaka) Alan Hale Jr. – Fleming Robert Clarke – John Rolfe Stuart Randall – Opechanco James Seay – Edward Maria Wingfield Philip Van Zandt – Davis Shepard Menken – Nantaquas Douglass Dumbrille – Chief Powhatan (Wahunsonacock) Anthony Eustrel – King James Henry Rowland – Turnbull Eric Colmar – Kemp William Cottrell – Macklin (uncredited) Francesca De Scaffa – Powhatan Maiden (uncredited) Joan Dixon – Powhatan Maiden (uncredited) Jack Kenny – Settler who Discovers Gold (uncredited) John Maxwell – Ship's Doctor (uncredited) Billy Wilkerson – Sub-Chief (uncredited) Release The film was issued on a double bill with The Steel Lady. Reception Due to the lower limit budget, the film proved to be unsuccessful both by critics and at the box office. Hal Erickson of AllMovie gave the film his lowest star rating. References External links 1953 films American historical drama films 1953 Western (genre) films American Western (genre) films 1950s English-language films Films directed by Lew Landers Films set in Virginia Films set in England Films set in London Films set in the Powhatan Confederacy Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in Virginia Jamestown, Virginia Films set in the 1600s Films set in the 1610s 1950s historical drama films Films about Native Americans Films produced by Edward Small Cultural depictions of Pocahontas Cultural depictions of James VI and I United Artists films Films scored by Albert Glasser 1953 drama films Films produced by Aubrey Wisberg Films with screenplays by Aubrey Wisberg 1950s American films