Those Redheads from Seattle (1953)A woman takes her four beautiful daughters to Alaska during the Gold Rush to find their fortune. Director:Lewis R. FosterWriters:Lewis R. Foster (written for the screen by), Daniel Mainwaring (written for the screen by), 1 more credit » |
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Kathie Edmonds
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Johnny Kisco
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Mrs. Edmonds
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Pat Edmonds
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Joe Keenan
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Connie and Nell Edmonds
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Liz
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Dan Taylor
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John Kellogg | ... |
Mike Yurkil
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Vance Edmonds
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Whitey Marks
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William Pullen | ... |
Rev. Louis Petrie
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A woman takes her four beautiful daughters to Alaska during the Gold Rush to find their fortune.
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gold rush | alaska | 3 dimensional | sister sister relationship | redhead |Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
16 October 1953 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
...E as Ruivas Chegaram See more »Company Credits
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by Mack David and Jay Livingston
Sung by Teresa Brewer (uncredited)
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"Baby, Baby, Baby"by Mack David and Jay Livingston
Sung by Teresa Brewer (uncredited)
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When I saw this movie in first run, 1953, everyone in the theater laughed out loud. As the film progressed people started to make random comments aloud, increasing the laughter. In 1953 it was the worst movie I had ever seen and, even though a child, I had seen a lot of movies. It still is though The Sicilian ranks close. Rhonda Fleming was beyond awful. Teresa Brewer, a top of the charts pop singer of the day, not only couldn't act, she looked terrible. Many of the scenes were shot against backdrops to show the vast Artic region, and those shots were also terrible. Gene Barry was miscast. The plot was inane. The acting was painful to watch. The only reason I went to see this movie was because they were having a sneak preview that night and, WHAT LUCK!, the preview was "Singin' in the Rain."