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The Other Side of the Mountain: Part II

Year:

1978

Duration:

100 min

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

5.7

Director:

Larry Peerce

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1978-02-10

Filming Locations: Bishop, California, USA

Earnings

Gross: $11,565,678 (USA) Filming Dates 8 June 1977 Copyright Holder Universal City Studios, Inc. Related Links

Cast

Actor

Character

Gretchen Corbett

Marilyn Hassett

Jill Kinmont

Timothy Bottoms

John Boothe

Nan Martin

June Kinmont

Belinda Montgomery

Audra Jo Nicholson

William Bryant

Bill Kinmont

James A. Bottoms

Mr. Boothe

June Dayton

Mrs. Boothe

Curtis Credel

Roy Boothe

Carole Tru Foster

Beverly Boothe

Charles Frank

Mel

George Petrie

Doctor in Los Angeles

Ross Durfee

Presenter at Luncheon

Jackie Russell

Woman at Bar

Gerri Nelson

Waitress

Tom Jordan

Bob Kinmont

Harry Moses

Jerry Kinmont

Myron Healey

Doctor in Bishop

Bee Landis

Minister (as Rev. Bee Landis)

Steve Conte

Wrangler

Craig Chudy

Gary

David Yanez

Indian Boy

Marlina Vega

Indian Girl

Jerry Barrett

Preacher at Funeral (uncredited)

Beau Bridges

Dick Buek (archive footage) (uncredited)

Dabney Coleman

Dave McCoy (uncredited)

Jean Olsen

Nurse (uncredited)

Bill Vint

Buddy Werner (archive footage) (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The skier who played Andrea Mead Lawrence was actually Candy McCoy, the real life daughter of Dave McCoy, Jill's real coach.

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In the scene where Jill has been injured and is being loaded into the ambulance, one of the people standing next to the ambulance door is Dave McCoy himself, who was Jill Kinmont's coach.

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Goofs

When Jill's native school children begin to ride the horses on the Booth property, John drives up in his truck. A man helping the children says to John, "Hi, Joe." John then replies, "Hi, John." Obviously it should be the other way around.

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Quotes

John Boothe: I need you, honey.

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June Kinmont: He's following us.

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Jill Kinmont: You had no right! You had NO right!

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Faq

Locations Today

It looks like this film shot exteriors in Bishop however interiors were more likely shot on sound stages. The Bars in Bishop shown in this are either gone or more likely shot somewhere else. The final scene in the highway were most likely shot in the opposite direction in which the filmmakers show. In the film they are allegedly heading to LA however there is not 4 lane highway right outside of Bishop (heading to LA). That part of the film was most lkely shot on the opposite side of town coming into Bishop,

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