Wilson (1944) - film review

Biography / Drama

Summary

Wilson is an American film first released in 1944, directed by Henry King. The film stars Charles Coburn, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Thomas Mitchell, Ruth Nelson and Cedric Hardwicke. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

Write a synopsis for this film...

Review

Write a review for this film...

User Comments

What do you think of this film?

Useful links

Related links

To buy this film

Check DVD and Blu-ray availability:

amazon.co.uk amazon.fr amazon.com

Credits

Director: Henry King
Script: Lamar Trotti
Photo: Leon Shamroy
Music: Alfred Newman
Cast: Charles Coburn (Professor Henry Holmes), Geraldine Fitzgerald (Edith Bolling Galt), Thomas Mitchell (Joseph Tumulty), Ruth Nelson (Ellen Wilson), Cedric Hardwicke (Senator Henry Cabot Lodge), Vincent Price (William Gibbs McAdoo), William Eythe (George Felton), Mary Anderson (Eleanor Wilson), Ruth Ford (Margaret Wilson), Sidney Blackmer (Josephus Daniels), Madeleine Forbes (Jessie Wilson), Stanley Ridges (Dr. Cary Grayson), Eddie Foy Jr. (Eddie Foy), Charles Halton (Colonel House), Thurston Hall (Senator Edward H. Jones), J.M. Kerrigan (Edward Sullivan), James Rennie (Jim Beeker), Marcel Dalio (Premier Georges Clemenceau), Katherine Locke (Helen Bones), Stanley Logan (Robert Lansing), Edwin Maxwell (William Jennings Bryan), Clifford Brooke (Prime Minister Lloyd George), Tonio Selwart (Count Von Bernstorff)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 154 min

Similar films

If you like this film you may also like the following:

To buy Wilson:

For the latest DVDs and books on French cinema...

A-Z