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General Minor 
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TITLE |
Campbell's Kingdom (1957) |
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DISABILITY |
General
Terminal Illness VERY MINOR |
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NOTES |
Set in the
Canadian Rockies which are about the most |
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appealing
part of the film. |
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A young man
who has been told he is dying goes off into the |
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hills
looking for oil on his grandfather's land. |
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He is cured
by the simple method of being told the original |
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A the
beginning Bogarde's character looks like he's at death's door. When
he arrives in Canada he is nearly hit by a truck and
collapses. He tells the woman who is the romantic interest he
has six months to live. He says "There is a beautiful
medical phrase for what I've got." But we never get to know. And he
recovers quickly and is soon walking up mountains.
Later he ends up in hospital after an accident and |
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has an x-ray
and a blood test "There's no sign of any trouble." |
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says the
doc. And that's it, he's cured. |
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A character
called Max appears to have learning difficulties. |
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Few
Canadians in the film. |
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Notes
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