John Paul Jones (1959) |
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| Director(s) | John Farrow |
| Producer(s) | Samuel Bronston |
| Top Genres | Action, Biographical, Drama, Historical, Romance, War |
| Top Topics | American Revolution, True Story (based on) |
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Robert Stack(as John Paul Jones)
John Paul Jones
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1959
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
Robert Stack
(as John Paul Jones)
Marisa Pavan(as Aimee de Tellison)
John Paul Jones
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1959
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
Marisa Pavan
(as Aimee de Tellison)
Charles Coburn(as Benjamin Franklin)
John Paul Jones
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1959
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
Charles Coburn
(as Benjamin Franklin)
Bette Davis(as Empress Catherine the Great)
John Paul Jones
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1959
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
Bette Davis
(as Empress Catherine the ...)
Macdonald Carey(as Patrick Henry)
John Paul Jones
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1959
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
Macdonald Carey
(as Patrick Henry)
David Farrar(as John Wilkes)
John Paul Jones
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1959
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
David Farrar
(as John Wilkes)
Peter Cushing(as Captain Richard Pearson)
John Paul Jones
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1959
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
Peter Cushing
(as Captain Richard Pearso...)
Basil Sydney(as Sir William Young)
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
John Paul Jones
Released
1959
Basil Sydney
(as Sir William Young)
John Paul Jones Overview:
John Paul Jones (1959) was a Historical - Biographical Film directed by John Farrow and produced by Samuel Bronston.
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John Paul Jones Quotes:
John Paul Jones:
[about his crew] Work 'em hard, train 'em hard, and keep 'em happy.
Captain Richard Pearson:
Captain, are you surrendering? Do you ask for quarter?
John Paul Jones: No sir! I have no yet begun to fight!
John Paul Jones: No sir! I have no yet begun to fight!
Esek Hopkins:
Whoever heard of sending Marines to fight on the land?
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Final feature film of Charles Coburn.
Mia Farrow's film debut.
This would be the last time Max Steiner would compose a film score for a film featuring Bette Davis. He had written several scores for movies starring Davis, and had been her favorite composer.