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The Sacketts (15-May-1979)
Director: Robert Totten Writer: Jim Byrnes From a novel: Novels The Daybreakers and Sackett by Louis L'Amour Made-for-TV movie.
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REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 19-May-2006) I have recently finished reading the
entire Sackett Collection of books by Louis Lamour. This movie is a
very wonderful interpretation of his books. It shows the viewer that
might not read his novel what the Sackett Family is all about. Time and
again in the Sackett novels we read about the good values of the this
generation of Sacketts. Of course the movie cannot depict every scene
from the books, but it doesn't leave much out. The Sackett boys always
stick together and any time you get on the bad side of a Sackett, they
always come a running in to help out. This movie is no different. I
would recommend it to anyone interested in the ways of the 1800's west
frontier.
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