Cielo rojo de Montana (1952)
Los “Smoke Jumpers” son los intrépidos bomberos del estado de Montana, cuya misión es combatir los incendios forestales. En un terrible incendio provocado por un rayo mueren todos los miembros de una patrulla, excepto Cliff, que no recuerda absolutamente nada. Uno de sus compañeros lo acusará de haber abandonado a los demás y, entre ellos, a su propio padre.
Directora:
Joseph M. Newman
Escritor:
Harry Kleiner
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Richard Widmark as Cliff Mason |
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Constance Smith as Peg Mason |
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Jeffrey Hunter as Edward J. (Ed) Miller |
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Richard Boone as Richard 'Dick' Dryer |
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Warren Stevens as Steve Burgess |
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James Griffith as Boise Peterson |
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Joe Sawyer as R. A. 'Pop' Miller |
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Robert Adler as McMullen (uncredited) |
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Parley Baer as Doctor Henry (uncredited) |
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Charles Bronson as Neff (uncredited) |
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Harry Carter as Ken Philippe (uncredited) |
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John Close as Lewisohn (uncredited) |
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Richard Crenna as Noxon (uncredited) |
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Lawrence Dobkin as Leo (uncredited) |
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Paul Dubov as Doctor (uncredited) |
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Grady Galloway as Sabinson (uncredited) |
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Ron Hargrave as Grayson (uncredited) |
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Ray Hyke as Ryan (uncredited) |
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John Kennedy as Bob (uncredited) |
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Henry Kulky as Dawson (uncredited) |
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Mike Mahoney as Kenner (uncredited) |
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Thomas Martin as Tyler's Secretary (uncredited) |
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Ann Morrison as Mrs. Miller (uncredited) |
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William Murphy as Winkler (uncredited) |
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Robert Nichols as Felton (uncredited) |
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Robert Osterloh as Mac, Dispatcher (uncredited) |
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Ted Ryan as Foreman (uncredited) |
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Charles Tannen as Charlie (uncredited) |
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Gregory Walcott as Randy O'Neill (uncredited) |
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Wilson Wood as Spotter (uncredited) |
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Barbara Woodell as Nurse Woodell (uncredited) |
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William Woodson as Opening Narrator (voice) (uncredited) |
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Ralph Reed as |
| Directing | Joseph M. Newman | Director |
| Writing | Arthur Cohn | Story |
| Writing | George R. Stewart | Novel |
| Writing | Harry Kleiner | Screenplay |
| Sound | Sol Kaplan | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Charles G. Clarke | Director of Photography |
