Toklat (1971)
A poor old mountain man returns to the wild Oregon countryside to find a grizzly bear he named Toklat. He recalls his old days with the bear, from rescuing him as a cub to teaching him how to hunt. He finally finds Toklat and faces the true reason he is after him: the bear is wanted for killing a rancher's livestock, and the mountain man badly needs the bounty money.
Director: Robert W. Davidson
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Leon Ames as Old Man |
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Dick Robinson as Brother |
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Bette Bennett Penney as Narrator |
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Joel S. Howes as Vocalist |
| Writing | Bette Bennett Penney | Writer |
| Directing | Robert W. Davidson | Director |
