About Black Fox: Good Men and Bad

In the 1995 movie "Black Fox: Good Men and Bad", directed by Steven Hilliard Stern, rancher and former Texas Ranger Alan Johnson (played by Christopher Reeve) finds himself in a fraught relationship with his Comanche friend Britt Johnson (Tony Todd) due to escalating racial tensions and violence in 1860s Texas. The film brilliantly captures the essence of the time and portrays how societal pressures can challenge even the strongest of friendships.

Making / Production

This film was produced by Alexander/Enright & Associates in association with CBS Entertainment Production. The entire production crew worked hard to accurately depict the 19th-century Texas setting and societal dynamics. Director Steven Hilliard Stern succeeded in beautifully presenting this historical drama.

Actors

• Christopher Reeve as Alan Johnson - Christopher Reeves plays the role of a former Texas Ranger who is trying to maintain peace against the backdrop of increased violence. Reeves did a beautiful job portraying a man torn between societal pressures and personal friendships.
• Tony Todd as Britt Johnson - Tony Todd, as the friend of Reeves' character, has excellently played a Comanche caught in the midst of clashing cultures and loyalties.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie is part of a trilogy, with subsequent titles "Black Fox: The Price of Peace" and "Black Fox: Blood Horse".
• "Black Fox: Good Men and Bad" was Christopher Reeve's first television film after his paralyzing horse-riding accident.

Awards

As of now, there are no known awards associated with this movie.

Quotes

• "There's good men and bad men of all colors... and I've seen the worst of 'em...and the best." - Britt Johnson
• "All we want is a fair shake, same as you." - Alan Johnson

Music, Soundtrack

The music in "Black Fox: Good Men and Bad" is used to enhance the emotional draw of the scenes, adding depth to the storyline. Details for an official soundtrack aren't available.