Wild River

Shows a family exploring Idaho's Middle Fork Salmon and Salmon Rivers in rafts and kayaks and traveling the Florida everglades.

In the early 1930s, Chuck Glover arrives in Garthville, Tennessee, upstream from a new hydroelectric dam of the Tennessee Valley Authority. He is responsible for supervising the clearing of land to be flooded but must first acquire Garth Island on the Tennessee River. The clearing of the land for the coming lake is also proceeding behind schedule because the mayor, the town's barber, uses only white labor. Ella Garth, matriarch of a large family that has lived on the island for decades, refuses to sell her land to the government.

Credits

Directed by
Elia Kazan
Written by
Paul Osborn
Cast
Barbara Loden, Montgomery Clift, Lee Remick, Jay C. Flippen, Bruce Dern, Albert Salmi, Robert Earl Jones, Frank Overton, Jo Van Fleet, James Westerfield, Malcolm Atterbury
Produced by
Elia Kazan
Cinematography
Ellsworth Fredericks
Music
Kenyon Hopkins
Edited by
William H. Reynolds
Complete catalog record
Wild River. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. 109 Min., Sd., Color By Deluxe, 35 Mm. Cinemascope. Based On Novela By William Bradford Huie & Borden Deal. © Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.; 22may60; Lp16409.

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