Alaska Patrol (1949)
Directed by Jack Bernhard
Release Date - Mar 10, 1949 (USA) |
Run Time - 61 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Dauntless Navy intelligence officer Richard Travis is dispatched to the Frozen North to smash a spy ring. By a fortuitous circumstance, Travis is the exact lookalike of a recently deceased enemy agent. This plot contrivance is given surface credibility by the film's semi-documentary style. Onetime child actress Helen Westcott is second-billed in a cast busting to the seams with familiar faces, ranging from saturnine James Griffith to dignified Jason Robards Sr. Alaska Patrol was released by Film Classics, a reissue firm of the late 1940s that dabbled in production from time to time.
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abortion, agent [representative], America, choices, crisis, decision, document, enemy, espionage, family, justice, killing, mother, murder, patrol, pregnancy, replacement, retirement, teenagers, unmarried, wife, youth