Who Dared: Ten

Many viewers felt the film focused too much on geography and mapmaking at the expense of character depth. The conflicts between the men often feel perfunctory or resolved too quickly.

For history buffs, the film remains a curious artifact of how Disney approached historical sagas during the 1960s, though it takes significant creative license with the real events. Ten Who Dared

Released in 1960, is a live-action Disney movie that dramatizes the 1869 expedition of Major John Wesley Powell, the first to map the Grand Canyon by traveling down the Colorado River. Despite its historic subject matter, the film is widely considered one of the weakest entries in the Disney live-action catalog. Movie Overview Director: William Beaudine. Many viewers felt the film focused too much

For a modern look at the rugged Utah landscapes where the film was shot, check out this freeride footage: Released in 1960, is a live-action Disney movie

Reviewers from Letterboxd note that while the location footage of the Grand Canyon is beautiful, it is often undermined by unconvincing blue-screen shots and rear-projection techniques.

John Beal as Major Powell, Brian Keith as Bill Dunn, and James Drury as Walter Powell.