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Charles Bronson was 58 years old at the time.	D
Fifty native Yukon Siberian sled dogs were used.	D
In L'uomo del confine (1980), Charles Bronson's previous picture to Caccia selvaggia (1981), the lea [...]	D
Authentic original 1930s dog sleds were acquired for use in the chase scenes.	D
The movie was directed by Peter R. Hunt, whose work on the James Bond movie Agente 007 - Al servizio [...]	D
The Sgt. Edgar Millen character of the Royal Canadian Mountain Police was fictionalized for this mov [...]	D
The 5/9/79 edition of "Variety" reported that the Guinness Film Group (GFG) financier was attached t [...]	D
Based upon a true story, the film was heavily criticized by Canadian historians for getting many his [...]	D
Caccia selvaggia (1981) and "Messenger of Death" (aka "Avenging Angels") [See: Il segno della giusti [...]	D
"Halliwell's Film Guide" called this film "an arctic cross between Cane di paglia (1971) and Il gius [...]	D
First of two collaborations of actor Charles Bronson and director Peter R. Hunt; the second was Assa [...]	D
Pilot Vern Ohmert was hired by the production to build an actual working replica of a Bristol open-c [...]	D
The name of the trading post store was the "W.W. Douglas Trading Post". Goods that the shop stocked [...]	D
The Capt. Hank Tucker of the Royal Canadian Air Force character was fictionalized for this movie. Hr [...]	D
The 11/2/79 edition of "The Hollywood Reporter" announced that Robert Aldrich was the film's directo [...]	D
When they appeared together in the box-office hit Quella sporca dozzina (1967), Lee Marvin was the t [...]	D
The manhunt that this movie is based on was the first time that airplanes were used by authorities i [...]	D
There's an early sign in the movie that Albert Johnson knew Bill Luce would betray and try to kill h [...]	D
The 10/4/79 edition of "The Hollywood Reporter" reported that German investor Classic Films and Raym [...]	D
First produced screenplay of screenwriters Mark Victor and Michael Grais.	D
Charles Bronson once said of his Albert Johnson character in this movie: "There are two schools of t [...]	D
A fictionalized account of the greatest manhunt in Canadian history--the chase by the Royal Canadian [...]	D
The 1/17/80 edition of "Daily Variety" announced that Strother Martin and Joan Collins would be appe [...]	D
The 3/12/80 edition of "'The Hollywood Reporter" announced that production on the picture with a pri [...]	D
Principal photography took ten weeks.	D
Joan Collins and Peter Falk, Ron Howard, Telly Savalas and Strother Martin were all considered for p [...]	D
The name of the dry goods and fur traders' saloon was "F. Beeler's".	D
Peter R. Hunt replaced Robert Aldrich as director. Aldrich quit after a dispute over the movie's bud [...]	D
The amount of the ransom reward for the capture of Albert Johnson (Charles Bronson) was CA $500.	D
This was the first film for production company Northshore Investments Ltd.	D
This Charles Bronson movie was theatrically released between his pictures L'uomo del confine (1980) [...]	D
The third time Angie Dickinson and Lee Marvin were teamed together. The previous times were in Contr [...]	D
The pilot character of Capt. Hank Tucker of the Royal Canadian Air Force, played by Scott Hylands, w [...]	D
Because the word "Death" appeared in this movie's Caccia selvaggia (1981) title, the film evoked Cha [...]	D
Angie Dickinson: the cameo role of Vanessa, which Joan Collins turned down.	D
This was not the first time Lee Marvin and Charles Bronson appeared in the same movie. As young acto [...]	D
First of two collaborations of Andrew Stevens and Charles Bronson. The second was 10 minuti a mezzan [...]	D

Connessioni

Vintage Video: Death Hunt (1981)	D
L'avventura del grande Nord	D
Sneak Previews: The Legend of the Lone Ranger, Outland, Death Hunt, Take This Job And Shove It	D
Re per una notte	D
Death Hunt with Executive Producer Albert Ruddy	D
The Mad Trapper	D
The Illustrated Man with John Solie	D

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The machine gun mounted at the top of the plane is in alignment with the propeller. If it really had [...]	D
Alvin Adams transmits the call sign W6MQ over his radio. This is an amateur radio call sign issued b [...]	D
When Edgar Millen is talking to Albert Johnson in front of his cabin, although the background is blu [...]	D
When Johnson is trapped on the cliff and begins preparing to jump into the pine trees, the weather i [...]	D
When Millen takes his revolver out of the suitcase he opens it and you can see that it is loaded. Th [...]	D
As Johnson jumps down from the cut tree, the safety cable attached to his back is visible.	D
The Alsatian (German Shepherd) dogs used to track Johnson early on in the film clearly have their ba [...]	D
When Sundog is shot by the pilot in the biplane he is shown lying in the snow with his left arm acro [...]	D
When the posse member puts his arm in the bear trap and it is bleeding you can see the blade bend wh [...]	D
When Albert Johnson jumps into the pine tree he drops his rifle in the snow at the top of the cliff [...]	D
In the last aerial scene of the movie as Albert Johnsons is walking toward the camera and the camera [...]	D
Lee Marvin introduces himself at the cabin as Edgar Millen of the Royal Canadian Police instead of t [...]	D
What looks to be earplugs can be seen in Hazel's ear as he shoots at Albert Johnson's cabin.	D
When the plane is shot, it's sunny. When it crashes a few seconds later, it's much cloudier and dark [...]	D
Sundog dies with his eyes open. It's shown that one or two minutes after he dies, his eyes are still [...]	D
When Johnson rolls down the hill after the airplane first catches up with him, there are already ide [...]	D
While Albert Johnson is making his escape through the forest, a modern highway guardrail appears cle [...]	D
When Bill is shot and killed by Millen he screams Aah! and falls down in the snow. Alvin is then ask [...]	D

Frase

Sergeant Edgar Millen: Johnson, we have a bad situ [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: [about Albert Johnson] We'v [...]	D
W.W. Douglas: If you're headin' up to old Curly's [...]	D
[reporting for duty at his new post, Constable Ada [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: If anyone's going to bring [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: Let me give you a little ad [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: Your father said the best p [...]	D
Clarence: This is the dumbest thing I've ever done [...]	D
Hawkins: [Playing "My Darling Clementine" on an ac [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: Purer fact is that he's run [...]	D
Albert Johnson: My old man told me never to trust [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: [about Albert Johnson] As y [...]	D
[Millen is unimpressed that Adams shot a deer] Co [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: [to Alvin] I'm going in aft [...]	D
Vanessa: [to Edgar] Would it make any difference i [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: You don't look like a mad k [...]	D
The Pilot, Capt. Hank Tucker RCAF: I'm Captain Han [...]	D
Constable Alvin Adams: Well, I just figure any man [...]	D
[Sundog explains the secret to winning drinking co [...]	D
Hazel: This Mountie here says that man should be b [...]	D
[Sundog explains why he's in the Mounties instead [...]	D
Sergeant Edgar Millen: So go ahead, Sundog.Tell th [...]	D

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