Daddy’s Gone a-Hunting
film by Robson [1969]
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Daddy's Gone a-Hunting is a 1969 American suspense film directed by Mark Robson. The film, which earned less attention than some of Robson's other works, is described as a small suspense film. Robson was a Canadian-born filmmaker known for directing classics like Champion and The Harder They Fall, as well as commercial successes such as Peyton Place and Valley of the Dolls. His career spanned various genres, from horror films early on to dramas, war films, and disaster movies later in his career.1
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