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North To Alaska

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Wayne and Granger strike gold and brawl over Capucine in this CinemaScope frontier adventure comedy.

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Director	Henry Hathaway
Starring	John Wayne, Capucine, Stewart Granger
Genre	Classic Film
Country	USA	Language	ENGLISH	Year	1960

Technical Details

Certificate	U	Length	117 mins	Label	20CFX
Cat No	0121201009	Format	DVD	Colour
Region	2

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Article - "The Duke: John Wayne at 100" by James Oliver
Thursday 21st June 2007

More than any other film star, John Wayne represented more than the characters he played. He embodied a sense of purpose, an expression of an attitude. Or, if you prefer, borderline fascism, because no other star has ever divided people like John Wayne. But what gets... View article in full

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