Fate Is the Hunter (1964) |
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| Director(s) | Ralph Nelson |
| Producer(s) | Aaron Rosenberg |
| Top Genres | Drama |
| Top Topics | Aviation |
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Glenn Ford(as Sam C. McBane)
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Glenn Ford
(as Sam C. McBane)
Nancy Kwan(as Sally Fraser)
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Nancy Kwan
(as Sally Fraser)
Rod Taylor(as Capt. Jack Savage)
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Rod Taylor
(as Capt. Jack Savage)
Suzanne Pleshette(as Martha Webster)
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Suzanne Pleshette
(as Martha Webster)
Jane Russell(as Herself)
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Jane Russell
(as Herself)
Wally Cox(as Ralph Bundy)
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Wally Cox
(as Ralph Bundy)
Nehemiah Persoff(as Ben Sawyer)
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Nehemiah Persoff
(as Ben Sawyer)
Mark Stevens(as Mickey Doolan)
Fate Is the Hunter
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1964
Fate Is the Hunter
Released
1964
Mark Stevens
(as Mickey Doolan)
Fate Is the Hunter Overview:
Fate Is the Hunter (1964) was a Drama - Black-and-white Film directed by Ralph Nelson and produced by Aaron Rosenberg.
Academy Awards 1964 --- Ceremony Number 37 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Cinematography | Milton Krasner | Nominated |
Fate Is the Hunter BlogHub Articles:
Fate Is the Hunter (1964) – with Glenn Ford and Nancy Kwan
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Dorothy Malone did a cameo with Rod Taylor, during the pre-movie reviews, viewers wanted more of Dorothy, so they brought her back for another scene, but the credits had already been finished.
Jane Russell considered herself semi retired at this time and agreed to do a cameo for her friend Aaron Rosenberg.
Although Ernest K. Gann, who wrote book on which film was based, later claimed he was reportedly so unhappy with film that he demanded his name be removed, his name does indeed appear in credits as author of source material.