Pierre of the Plains (1942)
Overview
A French-Canadian trapper's adventures jeopardize his romance with an innkeeper.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.1691 |
Directed By
George B. Seitz
Crew
Gilbert Parker
Edgar Selwyn
George B. Seitz
Bertram Millhauser
Lawrence Kimble
Charles Rosher
Lennie Hayton
Edgar Selwyn
Harry McAfee
Cedric Gibbons
TOP CAST
John Carroll
Pierre
Ruth Hussey
Daisy Denton
Bruce Cabot
'Jap' Durkin
Phil Brown
Val Denton
Reginald Owen
Noah Glenkins
Henry Travers
Percival Wellsby
Evelyn Ankers
Celia Wellsby
Sheldon Leonard
Clairou
Iron Eyes Cody
Indian
Lois Ranson
Claire
John Burton
Prosecutor (uncredited)
Paul Kruger
Indian (uncredited)
Iron Eyes Cody
Indian (uncredited
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