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Hudson's Bay

Released Jan 3, 1941 1h 35m Adventure List
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In the 1700s, French Canadian explorer Pierre Esprit Radisson (Paul Muni) envisions a vast fur trade based in the Hudson Bay area. Opportunity knocks when Radisson and his associate, Gooseberry (Laird Cregar), meet wealthy Englishman Lord Edward Crewe (John Sutton). After teaching Crewe about frontier survival, Radisson and Gooseberry journey with him to England, where Radisson attempts to convince King Charles II (Vincent Price) to fund his business endeavor. Read More Read Less

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Elena de la Torre Cine-Mundial The film acquires majestic scenic grandeur in the exteriors of Canadian nature. There are highly dramatic scenes in the movie. [Full review in Spanish] Sep 17, 2019 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis In the 1700s, French Canadian explorer Pierre Esprit Radisson (Paul Muni) envisions a vast fur trade based in the Hudson Bay area. Opportunity knocks when Radisson and his associate, Gooseberry (Laird Cregar), meet wealthy Englishman Lord Edward Crewe (John Sutton). After teaching Crewe about frontier survival, Radisson and Gooseberry journey with him to England, where Radisson attempts to convince King Charles II (Vincent Price) to fund his business endeavor.
Director
Irving Pichel
Producer
Darryl F Zanuck
Screenwriter
Lamar Trotti
Distributor
20th Century Fox
Genre
Adventure
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jan 3, 1941, Original
Release Date (DVD)
Jul 31, 2012
Runtime
1h 35m