Four Sons (1928)

Dir: John Ford Drama stars 3

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Four Sons is an American film first released in 1928, directed by John Ford. The film stars Margaret Mann, James Hall, Charles Morton, Ralph Bushman and George Meeker. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: John Ford
Script: Herman Bing, H.H. Caldwell, Katherine Hilliker, Philip Klein, I.A.R. Wylie
Photo: Charles G. Clarke, George Schneiderman
Music: Carli Elinor
Cast: Margaret Mann (Mother Bernle), James Hall (Joseph ’Dutch’ Bernle), Charles Morton (Johann Bernle), Ralph Bushman (Franz Bernle), George Meeker (Andreas Bernle), June Collyer (Annabelle), Earle Foxe (Maj. von Stomm), Albert Gran (The postman), Frank Reicher (The schoolmaster), Archduke Leopold of Austria (A captain), Ferdinand Schumann-Heink (A staff sergeant), Jack Pennick (The Iceman (Joseph’s American friend)), Frank Baker (Soldier), George Blagoi (Officer), Stanley Blystone (Officer), Carl Boheme (Officer), Harry Cording, Constant Franke (Officer), Wendell Phillips Franklin (James Henry), Hans Fuerberg (Officer), Joseph W. Girard (Ellis Island examiner), Hans Joby (Officer), Bob Kortman (German barber), Hughie Mack (Innkeeper), Michael Mark (Von Stomm’s orderly), Tom McGuire (Police sergeant), Ruth Mix (Johann’s girl), L.J. O’Connor (Aubergiste), Robert Parrish (Joseph’s son), Harry Tenbrook (U.S. soldier in France), August Tollaire (The burgomeister), Tibor von Janny (Officer), John Wayne (Extra)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 100 min; B&W; silent

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