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Northwest Passage (VHS, 1990) 
Northwest Passage (VHS, 1990)

 
Northwest Passage (VHS, 1990)

Leading Role: Spencer Tracy
Director: King Vidor
Rating: Not Rated
Release Date: Jan 1990
Format: VHS
UPC: 027616113238
Product ID: EPID3114419
Description: Based on Kenneth Roberts's 1937 novel, this rousing tribute to Rogers' Rangers, a guerrilla unit attached to the British army during the French and Indian War, stars Spencer Tracy as the tough-minded Robert Rogers. When rebellious artist...
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Movie Description
Based on Kenneth Roberts's 1937 novel, this rousing tribute to Rogers' Rangers, a guerrilla unit attached to the British army during the French and Indian War, stars Spencer Tracy as the tough-minded Robert Rogers. When rebellious artist Langdon Towne (Robert Young) needs to leave his native New Hampshire after nearly being jailed for libeling the provincial governor, he accepts Rogers's offer to join his company as they seek a northwestern route to the Pacific. Along with his friend Hunk Marriner (Walter Brennan), he soon finds the arduous journey more demanding than expected but is driven forward by the iron will of Rogers. Taking revenge for a spate of recent Indian massacres, the Rangers execute a sneak attack on an Abenaki village, wiping out its inhabitants and burning it to the ground, leaving a powerful impression on the young artist. They head for an assignation with the British at Fort Wentworth, believing that they'll be able to restock their sadly depleted supplies, but find the fort completely empty on arrival. The reliably excellent Tracy leads a fine supporting cast in a film that is surprisingly gritty in its portrayal of his company's travails. Vidor's exhaustive research into the period paid off in settings that have the feel of absolute authenticity.

Credits
Writer:Talbot Jennings
Producer:Hunt Stromberg
Cast:Donald MacBride, Lumsden Hare, Nat Pendleton, Robert Young, Ruth Hussey

Details
Sound:HiFi Sound

Notes
Theatrical release: February 23, 1940.

Shooting location: McCall, Idaho.

Estimated budget: $2,000,000--at that time, an enormous sum.

Editorial Reviews
"...Spencer Tracy is quite good..."
USA Today - Mike Clark (02/23/1990)

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