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8. März 1987 · The Abduction of Kari Swenson: Directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal. With Joe Don Baker, M. Emmet Walsh, Ronny Cox, Michael Bowen. Olympic biathlete Kari Swenson is abducted by father-and-son mountain men, planning to start their own mountain colony.
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- Drama, Sport, Thriller
- Stephen Gyllenhaal
- 1987-03-08
Originaltitel: The Abduction of Kari Swenson US | 1987 | 104 Min. | FSK: 16. Drama. Bewertung der Redaktion: IMDb-Bewertung: 5,8 von 10. (USA ’87) mit M. Emmet Walsh. Die Biathletin Kari (Tracy Pollan) gerät in die Gewalt von tumben Hinterwäldlern, die eine Frau zum Heiraten suchen… Packend und. nach einem wahren Fall.
- Stephen Gyllenhaal, Stephen
- Tracy Pollan
1 hr 40 mins. Drama. NR. Watchlist. Fact-based story of a biathlete (Tracy Pollan) who was kidnapped by father-and-son mountain men in Montana. Joe Don Baker, M. Emmet Walsh. Dan: Michael Bowen....
Länge. (TV) 95 Minuten. Kinostart. - Genre. Thriller. Alle Filmdaten anzeigen. Die Biathletin Kari Swenson wird bei ihrem Training in den Bergen von zwei Männern entführt, die den abstrusen Wunsch hegen, mit der jungen Frau fernab der Zivilisation einen Stamm zu gründen.
1987 Directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal. Based on the shocking true story of Olympic medalist Kari Swenson who was abducted by two “Mountain Men” while jogging in the foothills of the Rockies in Montana. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
- Stephen Gyllenhaal
- NBC, NBC Productions
A television movie, based on fact, about Olympic athlete Kari Swenson who, while training, was abducted and imprisoned by mountain men. After being captured by Don Nichols and his son Dan, with the intent of making her the younger man's wife, Kari Swenson is chained to a tree. During a rescue...
Summaries. Olympic biathlete Kari Swenson is abducted by father-and-son mountain men, planning to start their own mountain colony. This based-on-actual-events tele-movie traces her abduction; search-and-rescue attempts by family, friends and a tenacious sheriff; and her steps to recovery after being wounded. — PetrinaC <cubit@aol.com>.
