Fort Ti

Year: 1953

Runtime: 73 mins

Language: English

Director: William Castle

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Set during the French‑Indian War, the 3‑D adventure follows Major Rogers (Howard Petrie) and his Rangers as they defend Fort Ticonderoga and hunt for a northwest passage through Canada. George Montgomery stars as Captain Pedediah Horn, aided by Joan Vohs as a suspected French spy and Phyllis Fowler as an Indian woman who falls for Horn. Produced by William Castle, the film makes full use of its stereoscopic gimmick.

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