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Alaska Passage (1959)

71 min  -  Adventure  -   11 February 1959 (USA)
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FROM AMERICA'S LAST FRONTIER... an avalanche of Raw Fury... Primitive Passions!

Director:

Edward Bernds

Writer:

Edward Bernds
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Cast

Complete credited cast:
Bill Williams Bill Williams ...
Al Graham
Naura Hayden Naura Hayden ...
Tina Boyd (as Nora Hayden)
Lyn Thomas Lyn Thomas ...
Janet Mason
Leslie Bradley Leslie Bradley ...
Gerard Mason
Nick Dennis Nick Dennis ...
Pete Harris
Raymond Hatton Raymond Hatton ...
Prospector Hank
Fred Sherman Fred Sherman ...
Lester Radabaugh
Court Shepard Court Shepard ...
Bud Mac Killop
Gregg Martell Gregg Martell ...
Jack McCormick
Gene Roth Gene Roth ...
Anderson
Jess Kirkpatrick Jess Kirkpatrick ...
Barney
Jorie Wyler Jorie Wyler ...
Claudette
Tommy Cook Tommy Cook ...
Hubie
Al Baffert Al Baffert ...
Townsman
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Plot Keywords:

Alaska | Beautiful Woman

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FROM AMERICA'S LAST FRONTIER... an avalanche of Raw Fury... Primitive Passions!

Genres:

Adventure

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Tyhodioktai tis Alaskas See more »

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Runtime:

Sound Mix:

Mono

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1
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Trivia

American Film Institute Catalog credits Ralph Sanford with the role of Anderson, but Gene Roth plays Anderson and Sanford is not in the film. See more »

Goofs

Factual errors: The narrator of the opening sequences states that Alaska was purchased by "William Seward, President Lincoln's Secretary of State." While Seward had indeed been Lincoln's Secretary of State, Alaska was purchased in 1867, when Seward was the Secretary under President Andrew Johnson. See more »