Kenneth Roberts - Turner Classic Movies

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Thunderground (1989)

Frontier Rangers (1959)

In Motion With Michael Moschen (1991)

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Captain Caution (1940) -- (Movie Clip) She's A Pirate!

Captain Caution (1940) -- (Movie Clip) There'll Be No Scurvy

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Filmography

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Thunderground (1989)

Writer (Feature Film)

Frontier Rangers (1959)

Cast (Special)

In Motion With Michael Moschen (1991)

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Captain Caution (1940) -- (Movie Clip) She's A Pirate! 1812, headed home to Maine from the Orient, handsome sailor Dan (Victor Mature) not quite sure what to do with the captain's daughter Corunna (Louise Platt), her father (Robert Barrat) intruding as an unknown ship approaches, early in the low-rent Hal Roach swashbuckler Captain Caution, 1940.

Captain Caution (1940) -- (Movie Clip) There'll Be No Scurvy Having taken her dead father's ship back from British captors, vengeful Yankee Corunna (Louise Platt) taking command with support from mercenary Slade (Bruce Cabot), sailors George Lloyd, J. Pat O'Malley and especially Victor Mature as "Marvin," not happy, in Captain Caution, 1940.

Northwest Passage (1940) -- (Movie Clip) Abenaki Tomahawks Gory details as Major Rogers (Spencer Tracy) tells his Rangers, with extra testimony from Crofton (Addison Richards), why they need to kill some Indians, on the shores of Lake Champlain in Northwest Passage, 1940.

Northwest Passage (1940) -- (Movie Clip) Rogers Rangers Major Rogers (Spencer Tracy) takes out a dog with a tomahawk and some distance, as his crew moves in for just a portion of the slaughter of Abenakis, as orchestrated by King Vidor in Northwest Passage, 1940.

Northwest Passage (1940) -- (Movie Clip) Flintlock Tavern Emphatic racism toward Konkapot (Andrew Pena) throughout, as semi-fugitives Towne (Robert Young) and Hunk (Walter Brennan) don't realize they're meeting the famous Rogers (Spencer Tracy), early in Northwest Passage, 1940.

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