Tennessee Johnson (1942)
Table of contents
- Basic facts
- Links and resources
- Titles
- Crew
- Cast
- Companies
- About the film
- Plot summary
- Swedish censorship / rating
- Technical specifications
- Comments
- Original work
- Production location
- Release dates
- Soundtrack listing
- Awards
- Related films
- Subjects
- Holdings Film
- Holdings Posters
- Holdings Archive materials
- Holdings Scripts
- Holdings Stills
- Holdings Promotion materials
Basic facts
| Original title | Tennessee Johnson |
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| Film type | Feature |
| Category | Fiction |
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Cast
Titles
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Crew
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| Director of Photography |
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| Film Editor | |
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| Technical Advisor |
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| Associate Producer |
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| Orchestration |
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| Set Decorator |
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| Costume Designer |
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| Make-up Supervisor | |
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Cast
| Van Heflin | Andrew Johnson | ||
| Lionel Barrymore | Thaddeus Stevens | ||
| Ruth Hussey | Eliza McCardle Johnson | ||
| Marjorie Main | Mrs. Maude Fisher | ||
| Regis Toomey | Blackstone McDaniel | ||
| J. Edward Bromberg | Coke | ||
| Grant Withers | Mordecai Milligan | ||
| Alec Craig | Sam Andrews | ||
| Charles Dingle | senator Jim Waters | ||
| Carl Benton Reid | kongressledamot Hargrove | ||
| Russell Hicks | Lincolns sändebud | ||
| Noah Berry (as Noah Beery Sr.) | sheriff Cass | ||
| Robert Warwick | major Crooks | ||
| Montagu Love | president i Högsta Domstolen | ||
| Lloyd Corrigan | utrikesministern (Mr. Secretary) | ||
| William Farnum | senator Huyler | ||
| Charles Trowbridge | Lansbury | ||
| Lynne Carver | Martha Lincoln | ||
| Russell Simpson | Kirby | ||
| Morris Ankrum | Jefferson Davis |
Companies
| Production Company | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp. controlled by Loew's Inc. | ||
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| Copyright | Loew's Inc. | 1942-12-15 | LP11802 |
Technical specifications
| Aspect ratio | 1.37:1 |
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| Sound type | Sound |
| Sound system | Western Electric Recording |
| Colour type | Black and white |
| Carrier type | 35 mm |
| Frames per second | 24 |
| Length in metres | 2833 meter |
| Length in minutes | 104 min |
| Reels | 10 reels |
Production location
| (kompletteringar) | 1942-10 | 1942-10 | ||||
| 1942-06 | 1942-08-17 |
Release dates
| First showing | 1942-12 | USA | 104 min | |||
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| Other showing | 1943-01-12 | New York City, New York | USA | 104 min |
Soundtrack listing
| Original title | The Battle Cry of Freedom | |
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| Composer | George Frederick Root | (1862) |
| Lyrics | George Frederick Root | (1862) |
| Original title | The Red River Valley |
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| Original title | The Battle Hymn of the Republic | |
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| Composer | William Steffe | (osäker uppgift) |
| Lyrics | Julia Ward Howe | (1862) |
| Original title | When Johnny Comes Marching Home | |
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| Lyrics | Louis Lambert | (1863) |
