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James Dickey (writer)
Jack London (novel)
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22 May 1976 (USA) more
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A prospector, a trapper and their sled dog battle the Klondike elements on their journey to get to the gold country. | add synopsis
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John Beck ... John Thornton
Jim Bohan ... Dog Trainer
Dennis Burkley ... Stoney
Billy Green Bush ... Redsweater
René Enríquez ... Cook
Bernard Fresson ... Francois
Larry Golden ... First Clod
Raymond Guth ... Will
Paul Harper ... Second Clod

Joaquín Martínez ... Manuel
John McLiam ... Prospector
Marvin Miller ... Narrator
Donald Moffat ... Simpson
Michael Pataki ... Stranger
John Pearce ... 2nd Man

Gus Peters ... Dognapper
Raymond Singer ... 1st Man
Johnny Tillotson ... Guitar Player

Penelope Windust ... Rosemary
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