Hallelujah Trail, The (DVD, Region 2)

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Hallelujah Trail, The

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Synopsis: In this Western satire, a band of temperance activists tries to stop a shipment of whiskey from reaching its mining town destination.

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Directed By:	John Sturges	Recommended Retail Price: £12.99 (€14.41) Best Price: £ 5.99 - Play.com (does not include shipping) Full Price Comparison
Cast:	Jim Hutton Brian Keith Burt Lancaster Donald Pleasence Lee Remick Pamela Tiffin
Genre:	Comedy / Western
Running Time:	149 minutes
Year of Production:	1965
Disc Release Date:	November 25, 2002
Barcode:	5050070008463

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Disc:	Type:
1:	Single Sided, Dual Layer

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Track:	Language:	Details:
1:	English		(448 kbps)
2:	German (Deutsch)		(384 kbps)
3:	French		(384 kbps)
4:	Italian		(384 kbps)
5:	Spanish (Espanol)		(384 kbps)

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French, Italian, Spanish (Espanol), Polish, Hungarian, English (Hearing Impaired), German (Deutsch) (Hearing Impaired)

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