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In 1870, Kootenai Brown stands trial for murder. Through flashbacks, the film recounts his journey as a British army officer turned gold seeker in North America.
1991 Canadian drama western film directed by Allan Kroeker. The film unveils a tale set in the late 19th century. It centers around Kootenai Brown, a former British soldier, and his life in North America during the gold rush era.
The narrative of "Showdown at Williams Creek" begins with Kootenai Brown on trial for murder in Montana, tracing his transition from an Irish British army officer to a fortune seeker in the 1860s at Williams Creek, BC, where he faces betrayal and survival.
The movie is set in the late 1800s in the Northwest. It's a true story based on the life of Kootenai Brown. The film was nominated for Best Overall Sound and Best Sound Editing at the 1991 Genie Awards. Tom Burlinson known for The Man From Snowy River (1982), Phar Lap (1983), and Return to Snowy River Part II, The Legend Continues (1988). Raymond Burr is known for Rear Window (1954) and Ironside (1967-1975).
1991 Canadian drama western film directed by Allan Kroeker. The film unveils a tale set in the late 19th century. It centers around Kootenai Brown, a former British soldier, and his life in North America during the gold rush era.
The narrative of "Showdown at Williams Creek" begins with Kootenai Brown on trial for murder in Montana, tracing his transition from an Irish British army officer to a fortune seeker in the 1860s at Williams Creek, BC, where he faces betrayal and survival.
The movie is set in the late 1800s in the Northwest. It's a true story based on the life of Kootenai Brown. The film was nominated for Best Overall Sound and Best Sound Editing at the 1991 Genie Awards. Tom Burlinson known for The Man From Snowy River (1982), Phar Lap (1983), and Return to Snowy River Part II, The Legend Continues (1988). Raymond Burr is known for Rear Window (1954) and Ironside (1967-1975).
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