All the King's Men - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "All the King's Men"
All the King's Men (1949)
Timing:
1:49 (109 min)
6.981/10
236
236
6.775/10
1440
1440
7.4/10
18000
18000
Actors and characters
Shepperd Strudwick
Character Adam Stanton
Anne Seymour
Character Mrs. Lucy Stark
Katherine Warren
Character Mrs. Burden
Raymond Greenleaf
Character Judge Monte Stanton
Walter Burke
Character Sugar Boy
Grandon Rhodes
Character Floyd McEvoy
Marshall Bradford
Character Senator (uncredited)
Stephen Chase
Character Puckett (uncredited)
Tom Coleman
Character Man Tearing Down Poster (uncredited)
Roy Darmour
Character Politician at Harrison's Headquarters (uncredited)
Earle S. Dewey
Character Joe Harrison (uncredited)
Robert Filmer
Character Editor (uncredited)
Paul Ford
Character Spokesman for Impeachment (uncredited)
Dick Gordon
Character Politician (uncredited)
William E. Green
Character Senator (uncredited)
Charles Haefeli
Character Man in Cheap Bar (uncredited)
Richard Hale
Character Richard Hale (uncredited)
Bert Hanlon
Character Editor (uncredited)
Robert Karnes
Character Legislator (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp
Character Legislator (uncredited)
Donald Kerr
Character Spectator (uncredited)
Nolan Leary
Character Senator (uncredited)
Louis Mason
Character Minister (uncredited)
Walter Merrill
Character Man in City Bar (uncredited)
John "Skins" Miller
Character Drunk at Football Game (uncredited)
Jeffrey Sayre
Character Party Guest (uncredited)
Charles Sherlock
Character Politician at Harrison's Headquarters (uncredited)
Ray Spiker
Character Farmer Listing to Speech (uncredited)
Charles Sullivan
Character Man Listening to Speech (uncredited)
Phil Tully
Character Football Coach (uncredited)
Glen Walters
Character Woman Listening to Speech (uncredited)
Frank Wilcox
Character Public Relations Man (uncredited)
Harry Wilson
Character One of Duffy's Goons (uncredited)
Bill Wolfe
Character Farmer (uncredited)
Charles Ferguson
Character Newspaper Office Worker (uncredited)
Richard Bartell
Character State Legislator (uncredited)
Mary Bear
Character File Clerk (uncredited)
William Bruce
Character Commissioner (uncredited)
Edwin Chandler
Character Radio Announcer (uncredited)
William Cottrell
Character Reporter (uncredited)
Jack Deery
Character Man at Impeachment Hearing (uncredited)
George Farmer
Character Bus Man (uncredited)
Tom Ferrandini
Character Politician (uncredited)
Ted French
Character Dance Caller (uncredited)
Slim Gaut
Character Man Listening to Speech (uncredited)
John Giles
Character Young Boy (uncredited)
Avery Graves
Character Senator (uncredited)
Jimmie Horan
Character Man Listening to Speech (uncredited)
James Linn
Character Politician (uncredited)
H.C. Miller
Character Pa Stark (uncredited)
Truett Myers
Character Minister at Funeral (uncredited)
Sammy Shack
Character Duffy Associate (uncredited)
Irving Smith
Character Butler (uncredited)
George Taylor
Character Politician (uncredited)
Al Thompson
Character Man in Cheap Bar (uncredited)
Glen Thompson
Character State Trooper (uncredited)
A.C. Tillman
Character Sheriff (uncredited)
Reba Waterson
Character Receptionist (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Residents of the area around Stockton, California, were recruited as extras. Sometimes director Robert Rossen (1908-1966) gave them lines and filmed their "rehearsals" for an effect of immediacy.
- Robert Penn Warren's novel, on which this film is based, was published in 1946 and subsequently received the Pulitzer Prize. Robert Rossen himself bought the rights to adapt it, but later managed to strike a deal with Columbia Pictures. It was he who shifted the focus from Jack Burden, played by John Ireland (1914-1992), to Willie Stark, played by Broderick Crawford.
- Preparing to play the role of Willie Stark, Broderick Crawford rewatched newsreels featuring Huey Long, a former senator from Louisiana and governor, whose life the film depicts.
- Mercedes McCambridge (1916-2004) got the role after becoming angry with the producers for making her and other actresses called for auditions wait. McCambridge told them exactly what she thought and left in a rage. She subsequently received a call and was invited to play Sadie.
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