In Collection
#1
Seen It:
Yes
USA / English
| Ernie Adams |
Man with Lynch Mob |
| Sam Ash |
Extra Dancing at Party |
| Arthur Aylesworth |
New Salem Townsman |
| Ward Bond |
John Palmer Cass |
| Alice Brady |
Abigail Clay |
| Virginia Brissac |
Peach Pie Baker |
| Paul E. Burns |
Loafer |
| George Chandler |
Loafer |
| Spencer Charters |
Judge Herbert A. Bell |
| Cliff Clark |
Sheriff Gil Billings |
| Eddie Collins |
Efe Turner |
| Richard Cromwell |
Matt Clay |
| Frank Dae |
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| Judith Dickens |
Carrie Sue |
| Henry Fonda |
Abraham Lincoln |
| Director |
John Ford |
| Producer |
Darryl F. Zanuck; Kenneth Macgowan |
| Writer |
Lamar Trotti |
In Springfield, Illinois, in the years before the Civil War, a young lawyer named Abraham Lincoln (Henry Fonda) has a law practice that gains him fame when he takes on notorious murder cases. Despite the death of his beloved Ann (Pauline Moore), he is able to apply his sharp mind to the defense of Adam Clay (Eddie Quillan) and his brother Matt (Richard Cromwell) who are wrongfully charged with murder by the Prosecutor Felder (Donald Meek). The appeal of distraught mother Abigail Clay (Alice Brady) moves Lincoln to put full energy into his witty defense. Lincoln is able to make a donkey out of witness Jack Cass (Ward Bond) and win the hand of Mary Todd (Marjorie Weaver).
| Region |
Region 1 |
| No. of Disks/Tapes |
1 |
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