Alaska Passage

1959
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1 Std. 11 Min.

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Nora Hayden, Lyn Thomas, and Bill Williams in Alaska Passage (1959)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAl Graham and Gerard Mason are partners in an Alaskan trucking company. They quarrel over expenses and losses. Graham has fallen for Tina Boyd, the cashier at a restaurant. Mason's wife, Jan... Alles lesenAl Graham and Gerard Mason are partners in an Alaskan trucking company. They quarrel over expenses and losses. Graham has fallen for Tina Boyd, the cashier at a restaurant. Mason's wife, Janet, shows up and makes a play for Graham, and since they were lovers before she threw him ... Alles lesenAl Graham and Gerard Mason are partners in an Alaskan trucking company. They quarrel over expenses and losses. Graham has fallen for Tina Boyd, the cashier at a restaurant. Mason's wife, Janet, shows up and makes a play for Graham, and since they were lovers before she threw him over for Mason, Graham and Janet resume their affair. Mason learns of this, and Janet shoo... Alles lesen

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This was the first production from Associated Producers, Inc.

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Mrs. Mason hijacks the truck and forces the driver to speed her away from the scene of her crime, but in all the shots of the truck from the front while it's in motion, only one person - the driver - is visible. Mrs. Mason is clearly not in the truck's cab at all.

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Edward Bernds was more known for his westerns and science fictions movies than the rest. It is cheap, fast done, forgettable but pleasant to watch. This one is the perfect example, there were dozens of them in the thirties, forties and fifties, less in the sixties though, replaced by counter culture, hippies, drug addicts and Wild Angels topics. This story seems to be a copycat of many forties movies; remember Andy Devine's features directed by the likes of Christie Cabanne or William Witney. But those ones were more comedy, less serious than this one. This very movie seems to be a tribute to this lost genre: adventure B movies, but with a bit touch of Fritz' Lang's HUMAN DESIRE. Do not confound it with ALASKA SEAS though, a Jerry Hopper's film far better than this one.