David and Bathsheba (1951)

Dir: Henry King Drama / History / Romance stars 3

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David and Bathsheba is an American romantic film drama first released in 1951, directed by Henry King. The film stars Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward, Raymond Massey, Kieron Moore and James Robertson Justice. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Henry King
Script: Philip Dunne
Photo: Leon Shamroy
Music: Alfred Newman
Cast: Gregory Peck (King David), Susan Hayward (Bathsheba), Raymond Massey (Nathan), Kieron Moore (Uriah), James Robertson Justice (Abishai), Jayne Meadows (Michal), John Sutton (Ira), Dennis Hoey (Joab), Gilbert Barnett (Absolom, David’s Second Son), Helena Benda (Attendant), Mildred Brown (Wife), John Burton (Priest), Francis X. Bushman (King Saul), Ann Cameron (Wife), Cyril Delevanti, John Dodsworth (Ahithophel), Lumsden Hare (Old Shepherd), Holmes Herbert (Jesse), Teddy Infuhr (Jonathan as a Boy), Shirley Karnes (Wife), Carmen López (Wife), John Marshall (Court Announcer), Sean McClory (Aide to King David (First Scene)), Shepard Menken (Police Guard), Paula Morgan (Adultress), David Newell (Soldier), Paul Newlan (Samuel), Leo B. Pessin (David as a boy), Loulette Sablon (Attendant), William Severn (Shepherd Boy), Gary Stewart (Shepherd Boy), Allan Stone (Amnon), Walter Talun (Goliath), Gwen Verdon (Specialty dancer), Dan White (Soldier who touches the Ark of the Covenant), George Zucco (Egyptian Ambassador)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 116 min

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