Sam McCord (John Wayne) and George Pratt (Stewart Granger in his final Hollywood film) strike gold in Alaska and George sends Sam to Seattle to buy mining equipment and bring George’s long-suffering French fiancée back to Alaska.
Sam finds she is already married and returns instead with a French prostitute called “Angel” (Frech supermodel, Capucine).
After trying to get George and Angel together, Sam finally romances Angel himself, who – in the meantime – is busy fighting off the comedic advances of George’s younger brother, Billy (Fabian).
Frankie Canon (Ernie Kovacs) is a con man trying to steal the duo’s gold claim.
North To Alaska is a loud, large, noisy and funny film.
Sam McCord
John Wayne George Pratt
Stewart Granger Frankie Canon
Ernie Kovacs Billy Pratt
Fabian Angel (Michelle Bonet)
Capucine Peter Boggs
Mickey Shaughnessy Lars Nordquist
Karl Swenson Land Commissioner
Joe Sawyer Lena Nordquist
Kathleen Freeman Logger Judge
John Qualen Breezy
Stanley Adams
Director
Henry Hathaway
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