Where to watch Crosswinds (1951) in Canada
- Movie
- Canada
- 1h 35m
Streaming in Canada
- Apple TV SD Rent CA$4.99 Rent
- Google Play Movies Rent Link soon
- Prime Video Rent Link soon
- YouTube Rent Link soon
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Story
Steve Singleton, a sailor, finds himself in serious trouble when he's framed for a crime and his boat is taken from him. Desperate to clear his name and reclaim what's his, he becomes entangled in a dangerous situation that pulls him into unexpected circumstances. With his reputation on the line, Steve must navigate through deception and danger to set things right.
Cast
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John PayneSteve Singleton
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Rhonda FlemingKatherine Shelley
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Forrest Tucker'Jumbo' Johnson
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Robert LoweryNick Brandon
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Alan MowbrayThe Hon Cecil Daubrey
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John AbbottSykes
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Crosswinds in Canada?
Crosswinds is available in Canada on Apple TV, Google Play Movies, Prime Video and YouTube. Use the buttons above to open the official platform.
Can I watch Crosswinds free in Canada?
Not free right now. In Canada it is rent or buy only, on Apple TV, Google Play Movies, Prime Video and YouTube.
How much does it cost to watch Crosswinds in Canada?
In Canada it costs CA$4.99 on Apple TV (rent). Prices are what the platform showed when we last checked and can change.
What is the cheapest way to watch Crosswinds in Canada?
The cheapest option in Canada is CA$4.99 on Apple TV.
Is Crosswinds on Netflix in Canada?
No. In Canada it is not on Netflix right now. It is available on Apple TV, Google Play Movies, Prime Video and YouTube instead.
Is Crosswinds on Prime Video in Canada?
Yes. Crosswinds is on Prime Video in Canada (rent).
Is Crosswinds on Apple TV in Canada?
Yes. Crosswinds is on Apple TV in Canada (rent). It costs CA$4.99.
Which other countries have Crosswinds?
Crosswinds is also listed in Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and United States. Each country has its own platforms and prices.
