Those Redheads from Seattle 1953
"Tops in music! Fast in action!"
Set against the glittering allure of the 1890s Alaska Gold Rush, *Those Redheads from Seattle (1953)* follows an enterprising mother and her quartet of striking daughters as they journey north in pursuit of fortune and new beginnings. Directed by Lewis R.
Director: Lewis R. Foster
Cast
Rhonda Fleming
Kathie Edmonds
Gene Barry
Johnny Kisco
Agnes Moorehead
Mrs. Edmonds
Teresa Brewer
Pat Edmonds
Jean Parker
Liz
Guy Mitchell
Joe Keenan
Roscoe Ates
Dan Taylor
John Kellogg
Mike Yurkil
Frank Wilcox
Vance Edmonds
Walter Reed
Whitey Marks
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Those Redheads from Seattle (1953) about?
This 1953 western musical follows a determined mother who relocates her four daughters to Alaska during the Gold Rush, hoping to strike it rich while embracing the untamed spirit of the Klondike. Their journey blends high-stakes prospecting with heartwarming family dynamics and lively musical performances.
Who directed Those Redheads from Seattle?
The film was directed by Lewis R. Foster, known for his ability to balance action and music in mid-century cinema.
Who stars in Those Redheads from Seattle?
The main cast includes Rhonda Fleming, Gene Barry, Agnes Moorehead, Teresa Brewer, and Jean Parker, with standout appearances by Guy Mitchell.
Is Those Redheads from Seattle (1953) worth watching?
As an unrated but historically resonant western musical, it offers a fun, colorful escape into Gold Rush-era escapism. Fans of classic musicals or 1950s cinema will appreciate its lively set pieces and nostalgic charm, even if it doesn't reach cinematic greatness.
How long is Those Redheads from Seattle?
The runtime is 90 minutes.
About Those Redheads from Seattle (1953) — A Gold Rush musical adventure with Rhonda Fleming
Set against the glittering allure of the 1890s Alaska Gold Rush, *Those Redheads from Seattle (1953)* follows an enterprising mother and her quartet of striking daughters as they journey north in pursuit of fortune and new beginnings. Directed by Lewis R. Foster, the film blends spirited musical numbers with the rugged action of frontier life, capturing the hopeful chaos of prospectors chasing dreams beneath the northern lights. With a vibrant cast led by Rhonda Fleming and Gene Barry, the story weaves together ambition, family bonds, and the unpredictability of the Klondike, all wrapped in a nostalgic, Technicolor glow.
The movie thrives on its vibrant atmosphere, balancing lively saloon performances with heartfelt moments as the redheaded sisters navigate love, rivalry, and the untamed wilderness. Agnes Moorehead lends gravitas as the matriarch guiding her daughters through the challenges of a land where fortunes—and hearts—are won and lost in equal measure. A celebration of resilience and sisterhood, this western-infused musical shines as both a nostalgic relic and a testament to the power of chasing the impossible.
