The Way to the Gold (1957) |
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| Director(s) | Robert D. Webb |
| Producer(s) | David Weisbart |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Crime, Drama, Film Noir |
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Jeffrey Hunter(as Joe Mundy)
The Way to the Gold
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1957
The Way to the Gold
Released
1957
Jeffrey Hunter
(as Joe Mundy)
Sheree North(as Henrietta 'Hank' Clifford, waitress)
The Way to the Gold
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1957
The Way to the Gold
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1957
Sheree North
(as Henrietta 'Hank' Cliff...)
Walter Brennan(as Uncle George Williams)
The Way to the Gold
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1957
The Way to the Gold
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1957
Walter Brennan
(as Uncle George Williams)
Neville Brand(as Little Brother Williams)
The Way to the Gold
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1957
The Way to the Gold
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1957
Neville Brand
(as Little Brother William...)
Ruth Donnelly(as Mrs. Williams)
The Way to the Gold
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1957
The Way to the Gold
Released
1957
Ruth Donnelly
(as Mrs. Williams)
Philip Ahn(as Mr. Ding, cafe owner)
The Way to the Gold
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1957
The Way to the Gold
Released
1957
Philip Ahn
(as Mr. Ding, cafe owner)
Marie Blake(as Mrs. Lattimer)
The Way to the Gold
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1957
The Way to the Gold
Released
1957
Marie Blake
(as Mrs. Lattimer)
The Way to the Gold Overview:
The Way to the Gold (1957) was a Adventure - Crime Film directed by Robert D. Webb and produced by David Weisbart.
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This movie was originally meant to be an Elvis Presley vehicle, but Fox refused to pay the $250,000 plus 50 percent of the profits that Elvis' manager asked (they had offered $150,000 plus 50 percent).
Final film of Ruth Donnelly.
According to a 1954 Daily Variety news item, Twentieth Century-Fox bought the rights to Wilbur Daniel Steele's novel prior to its publication.
Not seen on U.S. television since 1987.
A January 1957 Hollywood Reporter news item adds that Frank Eyman, the warden of the Arizona State Prison, and Leo Hochstatter, the Captain of the Guards, appeared as themselves in the prison scenes filmed at the state penitentiary in Florence, AZ.