The Blonde Captive
“Abandoned By Fate At the Most Remote Spot in the World!”
Synopsis
An expedition is sent into the rugged Australian outback to search for a lost white woman.
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December 29, 1931
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Clinton Childs, Paul Withington
- Screenplay & Story
- Lowell Thomas
- Original Title
- The Blonde Captive
- Country of Origin
- United States of America, Australia
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 59m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Clinton Childs, Paul Withington
Lowell Thomas
Lewis J. Wilson, Ralph P. King
Nathan Cy Braunstein
Department Leadership Roster
Clinton Childs
Director
Paul Withington
Director
Lewis J. Wilson
Director of Photography
Nathan Cy Braunstein
Editor
Lowell Thomas
Writer
Ralph P. King
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Blonde Captive
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What is The Blonde Captive about?
An expedition is sent into the rugged Australian outback to search for a lost white woman.
Who directed The Blonde Captive?
The Blonde Captive was directed by Clinton Childs, Paul Withington.
Who stars in The Blonde Captive?
The principal cast of The Blonde Captive includes Lowell Thomas, Clifton Childs, Paul Withington.
When was The Blonde Captive released and how long is it?
The Blonde Captive was released in 1931 with a total runtime of 59m.