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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786303953441 Format: Color, NTSC ISBN: 6303953441 Label: Good Times Home Video Manufacturer: Good Times Home Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Good Times Home Video Release Date: December 20, 1995 Running Time: 87 minutes Sales Rank: 11894 Studio: Good Times Home Video Theatrical Release Date: March 30, 1954
Rating: - "Alan Ladd Series ... Saskatchewan (1954) ... Universal"
Universal Pictures presents "SASKATCHEWAN" (30 March 1954) (87 mins/Color) (Fully Restored/Dolby Digitally Remastered) -- Alan Walbridge Ladd was an American film actor appeared in dozens of films in bits and small roles, including Citizen Kane --- These barely kept him and his household afloat --- He had married a high-school acquaintance, Midge Harrold, with whom he had a son, Alan Ladd, Jr
Ladd married his agent/manager and former movie actress Sue Carol in 1942 --- It was at this point that Carol found a vehicle which made Ladd's career, "This Gun for Hire" --- His performance ... Read More
Rating: - Solid Ladd Western
Saskatchewan follows Ladd as a Canadian mountie who has an Indian half-brother, and has to deal with a foolish commanding officer, a beautiful wagon train massacre survivor, played by Shelley Winters, and a vengeful marshal, played by Hugh O'Brian, who has taken Winters prisoner. All of this is buttresed by renegade Sioux Indians from the states hoping to force the Canadian Cree Indians into an alliance.
The movie moves along nicely with plenty of action and romance, but the lushly rugged Canandian scenery is as much the star of this film as Ladd. This film will prove to be a pleasant ... Read More
Rating: - NWMP & the Canadian Rockies
I loved this movie! The Canadian Rockies more than made up for any flaw. For those in love with the Canadian Rockies, this movie is a must! The opening scene of Peyto Lake is breathtaking. Makes you want to call a travel agent! Although others may disagree, I found the acting by Alan Ladd believable. "Shane" was my favorite Alan Ladd movie, but this is a close second.
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