A Tiger Walks (1964) |
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| Director(s) | Norman Tokar |
| Producer(s) | Bill Anderson, Ron Miller |
| Top Genres | Drama, Family, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | Animals, Book-Based, Disney |
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Brian Keith(as Sheriff Pete Williams)
A Tiger Walks
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1964
A Tiger Walks
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1964
Brian Keith
(as Sheriff Pete Williams)
Vera Miles(as Dorothy Williams)
A Tiger Walks
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1964
A Tiger Walks
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1964
Vera Miles
(as Dorothy Williams)
Pamela Franklin(as Julie Williams)
A Tiger Walks
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1964
A Tiger Walks
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1964
Pamela Franklin
(as Julie Williams)
Sabu Dastagir(as Ram Singh)
A Tiger Walks
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1964
A Tiger Walks
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1964
Sabu Dastagir
(as Ram Singh)
Edward Andrews(as Governor Robbins)
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1964
A Tiger Walks
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1964
Edward Andrews
(as Governor Robbins)
Una Merkel(as Mrs. Watkins)
A Tiger Walks
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A Tiger Walks
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1964
Una Merkel
(as Mrs. Watkins)
Kevin Corcoran(as Tom Hadley)
A Tiger Walks
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1964
A Tiger Walks
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1964
Kevin Corcoran
(as Tom Hadley)
Frank McHugh(as Bill Watkins)
A Tiger Walks
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A Tiger Walks
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1964
Frank McHugh
(as Bill Watkins)
A Tiger Walks Overview:
A Tiger Walks (1964) was a Family - Drama Film directed by Norman Tokar and produced by Bill Anderson and Ron Miller.
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The Animals in Film blogathon: A Tiger Walks (1964)
The Animals in Classic Film Blogathon hosted by Crystal of In the Good Old Days of Classic Hollywood has arrived and runs May 26 - 28. Enjoy all the interesting contributions by clicking HERE. "A tiger walks the streets of Scotia today while residents cower within their homes gripped by the primit... Read full article
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Unlike many films featuring an appearance by a tiger, the tiger who starred in in this film was fully grown. Two years later, this same cat made a brief appearance on "Star Trek", in the episode "Shore Leave".