Grizzly (1976) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb
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Grizzly (1976) - Plot - IMDb
An eighteen-foot-tall grizzly bear terrorizes a state park, leaving Ranger Mike Kelly, photographer Allison Corwin, naturist Arthur Scott, and chopper pilot Don Stober to track down the beast. Meanwhile, the body count rises.
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Grizzly (1976) - Grizzly (1976) - User Reviews - IMDb
The grizzly literally kills every hero in this movie other than Kelly the photographer, who magically finds a bazooka in the wrecked helicopter and remembers the end of every shark movie: you must blow this beast up real good.
Grizzly: Movie Making in the Wilderness (1976) - IMDb
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Grizzly: Movie Making in the Wilderness (1976) - IMDb
Grizzly: Movie Making in the Wilderness Details. Full Cast and Crew; Release Dates; Official Sites; Company Credits; Filming & Production; Technical Specs
Grizzly (1976) - Parents Guide - IMDb
A woman is slashed by the grizzly bear and her severed arm is seen briefly. The same woman's face is briefly seen with bloody claw marks on it.
Grizzly: Movie Making in the Wilderness (1976) - Trivia - IMDb
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Grizzly (1976) - Filming & production - IMDb
Grizzly: Directed by William Girdler. With Christopher George, Andrew Prine, Richard Jaeckel, Joan McCall. An eighteen-foot-tall grizzly bear terrorizes a state park, leaving Ranger Mike Kelly, photographer Allison Corwin, naturist Arthur Scott, and chopper pilot Don Stober to …
Grizzly (1976) - Alternate versions - IMDb
The U.S. VHS version of the film is rated PG, as was its original theatrical release in 1976. The DVD version of it is rated R, but there is hardly any difference between it and the VHS version. The original UK theatrical version of the film was cut by the BBFC for an "A" (PG) rating.