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Bundle up tight because Further Reeding is heading deep into the unforgiving 19th-century Canadian wilderness with Oliver Reed at his absolute gruffest (and most outrageously accented) as Jean La Bête, a wild fur trapper who rolls into town and casually purchases a mute orphan girl, played by Rita Tushingham, to be his wilderness wife in 1966’s THE TRAP. Can the pair survive the wilderness and each other? ONLY ONE WAY TO FIND OUT!
Watch the film right here:
The post Episode 333 – Further Reeding – The Trap (1966) first appeared on Cinema Smorgasbord.
By Doug Tilley & Liam O'Donnell4.5
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RSS/iTunes/Spotify
Check out the Further Reeding archive right here.
Bundle up tight because Further Reeding is heading deep into the unforgiving 19th-century Canadian wilderness with Oliver Reed at his absolute gruffest (and most outrageously accented) as Jean La Bête, a wild fur trapper who rolls into town and casually purchases a mute orphan girl, played by Rita Tushingham, to be his wilderness wife in 1966’s THE TRAP. Can the pair survive the wilderness and each other? ONLY ONE WAY TO FIND OUT!
Watch the film right here:
The post Episode 333 – Further Reeding – The Trap (1966) first appeared on Cinema Smorgasbord.

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