Emperor of the North Pole (1973)

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Written by Christopher Knopf

Directed by Robert Aldrich

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1973

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Originally called "Emperor of the North Pole" this is a classic story of conflict.

Set around the free man versus the establishment - set on the US railroad lines during the Great Depression.

We see men from all over the country finding themselves jumping on freight trains to the next hobo destination.

However, in Oregon's Willamette Valley, they steer clear of Number 19 and its ruthless conductor - 'The Shack'.

But one freight-hopper is ready to challenge him!

When is Emperor of the North Pole next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Classics December 15th, 11:20pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Lee MarvinLee MarvinA No. 1
Image for Ernest BorgnineErnest BorgnineShack
Image for Keith CarradineKeith CarradineCigaret
Charles TynerCracker
Malcolm AtterburyHogger
Simon OaklandPoliceman
Harry CaesarCoaly
Hal BaylorYardman's Helper
Matt ClarkYardlet
Elisha Cook Jr.Gray Cat
Joe Di RedaDinger
Liam DunnSmile
Diane DyeGirl in Water
Robert FoulkConductor
James GoodwinFakir
Raymond GuthPreacher
Edward McNallyYard Clerk
Sid HaigGrease Tail
Karl LukasPokey Stiff
John SteadmanStew Bum
Vic TaybackYardman
Dave WillockGroundhog

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