Fate is the Hunter (Twilight Time)
From the best seller by Ernest K. Gann—author of The High and the Mighty—Fate Is the Hunter (1964) details a horrific airplane crash and, in its aftermath, the desperate attempt to discover what brought plane, passengers, and crew to their fiery fate. Directed by Ralph Nelson, with superb black-and-white cinematography by Milton Krasner, this combination of disaster movie and mystery interweaves the stories of a dogged investigator (Glenn Ford), the doomed pilot (Rod Taylor), his bereaved girlfriend (Nancy Kwan), and the tragedy’s sole survivor (Suzanne Pleshette), building to a climax of breathtaking tension.
From the best seller by Ernest K. Gann—author of The High and the Mighty—Fate Is the Hunter (1964) details a horrific airplane crash and, in its aftermath, the desperate attempt to discover what brought plane, passengers, and crew to their fiery fate. Directed by Ralph Nelson, with superb black-and-white cinematography by Milton Krasner, this combination of disaster movie and mystery interweaves the stories of a dogged investigator (Glenn Ford), the doomed pilot (Rod Taylor), his bereaved girlfriend (Nancy Kwan), and the tragedy’s sole survivor (Suzanne Pleshette), building to a climax of breathtaking tension.
$89.99
Fate is the Hunter (Twilight Time)—
$89.99
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From the best seller by Ernest K. Gann—author of The High and the Mighty—Fate Is the Hunter (1964) details a horrific airplane crash and, in its aftermath, the desperate attempt to discover what brought plane, passengers, and crew to their fiery fate. Directed by Ralph Nelson, with superb black-and-white cinematography by Milton Krasner, this combination of disaster movie and mystery interweaves the stories of a dogged investigator (Glenn Ford), the doomed pilot (Rod Taylor), his bereaved girlfriend (Nancy Kwan), and the tragedy’s sole survivor (Suzanne Pleshette), building to a climax of breathtaking tension.
