Black Water Gold

In this made-for-television movie, a young boy named Alex is kidnapped by a ruthless gold smuggler who believes the boy's family holds the key to a hidden treasure. Alex's mother, along with a determined young detective, races against time to find him before the smuggler can extract the information he desperately seeks, leading them on a dangerous journey through treacherous terrain.

As a made-for-television film from 1970, 'Black Water Gold' received a moderate reception, largely appreciated for its suspenseful plot and acting performances within the constraints of its era. It was considered a competent thriller that effectively engaged its audience.

• Praised for its suspenseful narrative and tension-building.

• Cheryl Ladd's performance was noted as a strong point.

• Considered an effective thriller for television.

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Although Cheryl Ladd is listed as a main cast member, her role was notably minor in this early television film, and she would later achieve significant fame for her role in the popular series 'Charlie's Angels'.