Quebec

Story of a revolt against England in 1830s Canada.

Cast

John Drew Barrymore

as Mark Douglas

Corinne Calvet

as Mme. Stephanie Durossac aka Le Fleur

Barbara Rush

as Madelon

Patric Knowles

as Charles Douglas

John Hoyt

as Father Antoine

Nikki Duval

as Jeanine

Howard Joslin

as Malbouf

Arnold Moss

as Jean-Paul Racelle

Don Haggerty

as Col. Jean Durossac

Patsy Ruth Miller

as Germaine

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