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Twelve Men and a Mountain

Twelve Men and a Mountain

January 1, 1968

30m

Documentary
Adventure

Overview

"Twelve Men and a Mountain" is a documentary about alpinism that takes place on Mount Rainier. It was directed by Tim Bullard in 1967 and produced by KOMO-TV. It is a part of the series, "Exploration Northwest". It features George R. Senner, Lud Kramer, Joel Pritchard, Walter Williams, Joe Porteus, Don McCune and others.

Directed by

Tim Bullard, Joel H. Schroedel

Where to watch

In United States

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Cast

G

George R. Senner

Self
L

Lud Kramer

Self
J

Joel Pritchard

Self
W

Walter Williams

Self
J

Joe Porteus

Self
D

Don McCune

Self

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