Jim Thorpe -- All-American (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Michael Curtiz |
| Producer(s) | Everett Freeman |
| Top Genres | Drama, Sports |
| Top Topics | Football (American) |
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Burt Lancaster(as Jim Thorpe)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Burt Lancaster
(as Jim Thorpe)
Charles Bickford(as Glenn S. 'Pop' Warner)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Charles Bickford
(as Glenn S. 'Pop' Warner)
Steve Cochran(as Peter Allendine)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Steve Cochran
(as Peter Allendine)
Phyllis Thaxter(as Margaret Miller)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Phyllis Thaxter
(as Margaret Miller)
Dick Wesson(as Ed Guyac)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Dick Wesson
(as Ed Guyac)
Billy Gray(as Jim Thorpe as a Boy)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Billy Gray
(as Jim Thorpe as a Boy)
Jimmy Hawkins(as Jimmy)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jimmy Hawkins
(as Jimmy)
Nestor Paiva(as Hiram Thorpe)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Jim Thorpe -- All-American
Released
1951
Nestor Paiva
(as Hiram Thorpe)
Jim Thorpe -- All-American Overview:
Jim Thorpe -- All-American (1951) was a Drama - Drama Film directed by Michael Curtiz and produced by Everett Freeman.
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Jim Thorpe -- All-American Quotes:
Jim Thorpe:
Which one of you guys is Lacey?
Ed Lacey, Sportswriter Punched by Thorpe: I'm Lacey.
Jim Thorpe: Well I'm Thorpe!
[punches Lacey]
See More Quotes from Jim Thorpe -- All-AmericanEd Lacey, Sportswriter Punched by Thorpe: I'm Lacey.
Jim Thorpe: Well I'm Thorpe!
[punches Lacey]
Jim Thorpe -- All-American Facts
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Although some people may be confused at the sight of Burt Lancaster playing a native American, in fact, Thorpe himself was not a full-blooded Native American, being part Irish on his mother's side.
At the Carlisle Indian School, when we first see Jim at the blackboard, he is erasing a formula: I = E/R. This is Ohm's law (1827), in which, in an electrical circuit, you can determine I (current, in amps), E (voltage, in volts), or R (resistance, in ohms) by knowing two of the three values.