The Seekers

This follow-up to "The Bastard" and "The Rebels" continues the account of Philip Kent's life and career from his emigration to colonial Massachusetts through the American Revolutionary War and concludes the family saga with the story of his two sons and their children as they arrive in the unexplored Northwest Territory. (Episodes 5 and 6 of the Kent Chronicles miniseries.)

Drama History War TV Movie

Randolph Mantooth

(Abraham Kent)

Edie Adams

(Flora Cato)

Neville Brand

(Capt. Isaac Drew)

Delta Burke

(Elizabeth Fletcher Kent)

John Carradine

(Avery Mills)

George DelHoyo

(Gilbert Kent)

Julie Gregg

(Edna Clapper)

Rosey Grier

(Amos Samuels)

George Hamilton

(Lt. Hamilton Stovall)

Alex Hyde-White

(Oliver Prouty)

Harriet Karr

(Harriet Kent)

Brian Keith

(Elijah Weatherby)

Don Mantooth

(Plenty Coup)

Ross Martin

(Supply Pleasant)

Gary Merrill

(Capt. Hull)

Martin Milner

(Philip Kent)

Vic Morrow

(Leland Pell)

Timothy Patrick Murphy

(Jarod Kent)

Hugh O'Brian

(Andrew Piggot)

Robert Reed

(Daniel Clapper)

Allan Rich

(Gen. 'Mad Anthony' Wayne)

Barbara Rush

(Peggy Kent)

Sarah Rush

(Amanda Kent)

Stuart Whitman

(Rev. Blackthorn)

Ed Harris

(Lt. William Clark)

Michael Sullivan

(Capt. Miscampbell)

Marty Gold

(Jarod, ages 4-6)

Skip Riley

(Lt. Meriweather Lewis)

Jill Jaress

(Josie)

John Jakes

(Alex Elphinstone)

W.T. Zacha

(1st Drifter)

Julienne Wells

(1st Whore)

Gwyn Karon

(Kent Maid)

John Joseph Thomas

(Adam Clapper, age 14)

Aaron Neighbors

(Gilbert Kent, age 12)

Jeremy Licht

(Jarod, age 5)

Bruce Wright

(Lt. Morris)

James O'Connell

(Minister)

Marsha Haynes

(Young Whore)

Raymond Guth

(2nd Trapper)

Eric Stoltz

(1st Boy)

Ivan Naranjo

(Tall Elk)

Guerin Barry

(Adam Clapper)

Joanna Patrice

(2nd Whore)

Paul Tinder

(Lt. Chasen)

Eric Lawson

(1st Gunner)