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"For a Woman of Mystery a ragged army of Frontiersmen dared the might of an empire!"

1951

1h 25m

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Story of a revolt against England in 1830s Canada.

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15 members

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John Drew Barrymore

Mark Douglas

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Corinne Calvet

Mme. Stephanie Durossac aka Le Fleur

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Barbara Rush

Madelon

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Patric Knowles

Charles Douglas

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John Hoyt

Father Antoine

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Nikki Duval

Jeanine

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Howard Joslin

Malbouf

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Arnold Moss

Jean-Paul Racelle

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Don Haggerty

Col. Jean Durossac

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Patsy Ruth Miller

Germaine

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Paul Guèvremont

Heliodore

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Adrian Belanger

André

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Jacques Champagne

Capt. Forrest

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Rene Constantineau

Baptiste

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Marcel Sylvain

Hanson

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