About All the King's Men
- Released on November 16, 1949
All The King's Men is the story of the rise of politician Willie Stark from a rural county seat to the governor's mansion.
Full Cast of All the King's Men
Broderick Crawford plays Willie Stark
John Ireland plays Jack Burden
Joanne Dru plays Anne Stanton
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John Derek plays Tom Stark
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Mercedes McCambridge plays Sadie Burke
Shepperd Strudwick plays Adam Stanton
Ralph Dumke plays Tiny Duffy
Anne Seymour plays Mrs. Lucy Stark
Katherine Warren plays Mrs. Burden
Raymond Greenleaf plays Judge Monte Stanton
Walter Burke plays Sugar Boy
Will Wright plays Dolph Pillsbury
Grandon Rhodes plays Floyd McEvoy
Marshall Bradford plays Senator (Uncredited)
Chet Brandenburg plays Man Listening to Speech (Uncredited)
Wheaton Chambers plays Senator (Uncredited)
Stephen Chase plays Puckett (Uncredited)
Tom Coleman plays Man Tearing Down Poster (Uncredited)
James Conaty plays Party Guest (Uncredited)
Roy Darmour plays Politician at Harrison's Headquarters (Uncredited)
Earle S. Dewey plays Joe Harrison (Uncredited)
King Donovan plays Reporter (Uncredited)
Robert Filmer plays Editor (Uncredited)
Paul Ford plays Spokesman for Impeachment (Uncredited)
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Dick Gordon plays Politician (Uncredited)
William E. Green plays Senator (Uncredited)
Charles Haefeli plays Man in Cheap Bar (Uncredited)
Frank Hagney plays Stark Strong-Arm Man (Uncredited)
Richard Hale plays Richard Hale (Uncredited)
Bert Hanlon plays Editor (Uncredited)
Judd Holdren plays Politician (Uncredited)
Robert Karnes plays Legislator (Uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp plays Legislator (Uncredited)
Donald Kerr plays Spectator (Uncredited)
Nolan Leary plays Senator (Uncredited)
Wilbur Mack plays Former Governor Stanton (Uncredited)
Louis Mason plays Minister (Uncredited)
Paul Maxey plays Local Chairman (Uncredited)
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Frank McLure plays Doctor (Uncredited)
Walter Merrill plays Man in City Bar (Uncredited)
Harold Miller plays Speaker of the House (Uncredited)
John "Skins" Miller plays Drunk at Football Game (Uncredited)
Pat O'Malley plays Politician (Uncredited)
Jeffrey Sayre plays Party Guest (Uncredited)
Charles Sherlock plays Politician at Harrison's Headquarters (Uncredited)
Ray Spiker plays Farmer Listing to Speech (Uncredited)
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Helene Stanley plays Helene Hale (Uncredited)
Larry Steers plays Man at Impeachment Hearing (Uncredited)
Houseley Stevenson plays Madison, Editor (Uncredited)
Charles Sullivan plays Man Listening to Speech (Uncredited)
William Tannen plays Man in City Bar (Uncredited)
Phil Tully plays Football Coach (Uncredited)
Glen Walters plays Woman Listening to Speech (Uncredited)
Frank Wilcox plays Public Relations Man (Uncredited)
Harry Wilson plays One of Duffy's Goons (Uncredited)
Bill Wolfe plays Farmer (Uncredited)
Al Wyatt Sr. plays State Trooper (Uncredited)
Sam Harris plays Politician (Uncredited)
Charles Ferguson plays Newspaper Office Worker (Uncredited)
Richard Bartell plays State Legislator (Uncredited)
Mary Bear plays File Clerk (Uncredited)
William Bruce plays Commissioner (Uncredited)
Edwin Chandler plays Radio Announcer (Uncredited)
William Cottrell plays Reporter (Uncredited)
Jack Deery plays Man at Impeachment Hearing (Uncredited)
George Farmer plays Bus Man (Uncredited)
Tom Ferrandini plays Politician (Uncredited)
Ted French plays Dance Caller (Uncredited)
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Slim Gaut plays Man Listening to Speech (Uncredited)
John Giles plays Young Boy (Uncredited)
Avery Graves plays Senator (Uncredited)
Jimmie Horan plays Man Listening to Speech (Uncredited)
James Linn plays Politician (Uncredited)
H.C. Miller plays Pa Stark (Uncredited)
Truett Myers plays Minister at Funeral (Uncredited)
Frank O'Connor plays Party Guest (Uncredited)
Sammy Shack plays Duffy Associate (Uncredited)
Irving Smith plays Butler (Uncredited)
George Taylor plays Politician (Uncredited)
Al Thompson plays Man in Cheap Bar (Uncredited)
Glen Thompson plays State Trooper (Uncredited)
A.C. Tillman plays Sheriff (Uncredited)
Reba Waterson plays Receptionist (Uncredited)
Crew of All the King's Men
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- Broderick Crawford
- John Ireland
- Joanne Dru
- John Derek
- Mercedes McCambridge
- Shepperd Strudwick
- Ralph Dumke
- Anne Seymour
- Katherine Warren
- Raymond Greenleaf
- Walter Burke
- Will Wright
- Grandon Rhodes
- Marshall Bradford
- Chet Brandenburg
- Wheaton Chambers
- Stephen Chase
- Tom Coleman
- James Conaty
- Roy Darmour
- Earle S. Dewey
- King Donovan
- Robert Filmer
- Paul Ford
- Dick Gordon
- William E. Green
- Charles Haefeli
- Frank Hagney
- Richard Hale
- Bert Hanlon
- Judd Holdren
- Robert Karnes
- Kenner G. Kemp
- Donald Kerr
- Nolan Leary
- Wilbur Mack
- Louis Mason
- Paul Maxey
- Frank McLure
- Walter Merrill
- Harold Miller
- John "Skins" Miller
- Pat O'Malley
- Jeffrey Sayre
- Charles Sherlock
- Ray Spiker
- Helene Stanley
- Larry Steers
- Houseley Stevenson
- Charles Sullivan
- William Tannen
- Phil Tully
- Glen Walters
- Frank Wilcox
- Harry Wilson
- Bill Wolfe
- Al Wyatt Sr.
- Sam Harris
- Charles Ferguson
- Richard Bartell
- Mary Bear
- William Bruce
- Edwin Chandler
- William Cottrell
- Jack Deery
- George Farmer
- Tom Ferrandini
- Ted French
- Slim Gaut
- John Giles
- Avery Graves
- Jimmie Horan
- James Linn
- H.C. Miller
- Truett Myers
- Frank O'Connor
- Sammy Shack
- Irving Smith
- George Taylor
- Al Thompson
- Glen Thompson
- A.C. Tillman
- Reba Waterson