Hunt's Duffer (1973)
Hunt's Duffer is a 1973 drama movie directed by Rob Cameron and Peter Coates, with a running time of 43m. It stars Ron Burt, John Batstone and Tony Currie.
After prospector Albert Hunt (Ron Burt) registers a gold claim near Ōkārito, he finds himself accompanied by hundreds of fellow miners, who refuse to let Hunt out of their sights, as he returns to the site via water-logged forests and beaches. The darkly poetic tale of what men can do after they smell gold was partly shot on location on the West Coast. The opening features Sam Neill and Close to Home veteran Tony Curran, among Hunt's fireside colleagues.
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What is Hunt's Duffer about?
After prospector Albert Hunt (Ron Burt) registers a gold claim near Ōkārito, he finds himself accompanied by hundreds of fellow miners, who refuse to let Hunt out of their sights, as he returns to the site via water-logged forests and beaches. The darkly poetic tale of what men can do after they smell gold was partly shot on location on the West Coast. The opening features Sam Neill and Close to Home veteran Tony Curran, among Hunt's fireside colleagues.
When was Hunt's Duffer released?
Hunt's Duffer was released on 1 January 1973.
How long is Hunt's Duffer?
Hunt's Duffer runs 43m.
Who made Hunt's Duffer?
Hunt's Duffer was directed by Rob Cameron and Peter Coates.