Stars in My Crown (1950) |
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| Director(s) | Jacques Tourneur |
| Producer(s) | William H. Wright |
| Top Genres | Drama, Family, Western |
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Joel McCrea(as Josiah Doziah Gray)
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Joel McCrea
(as Josiah Doziah Gray)
Ellen Drew(as Harriet Gray)
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Ellen Drew
(as Harriet Gray)
Dean Stockwell(as John Kenyon)
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Dean Stockwell
(as John Kenyon)
Lewis Stone(as Dr. Daniel Kalbert Harris, Sr.)
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Lewis Stone
(as Dr. Daniel Kalbert Har...)
James Mitchell(as Dr. Daniel Kalbert Harris, Jr.)
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Stars in My Crown
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1950
James Mitchell
(as Dr. Daniel Kalbert Har...)
Connie Gilchrist(as Sarah Isbell)
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Connie Gilchrist
(as Sarah Isbell)
Jack Lambert(as Perry Lokey)
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Jack Lambert
(as Perry Lokey)
Arthur Hunnicutt(as Chloroform Wiggins)
Stars in My Crown
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1950
Stars in My Crown
Released
1950
Arthur Hunnicutt
(as Chloroform Wiggins)
Stars in My Crown Overview:
Stars in My Crown (1950) was a Drama - Family Film directed by Jacques Tourneur and produced by William H. Wright.
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Stars in My Crown (1950)
It speaks not only to the man but to this film, that Joel McCrea rated Stars in My Crown among his personal favorites. (Hint: It’s not because of the imminent reunion of two castmembers in Gunsmoke). The story is framed by the nostalgic recollections of an old man and it’s a singular sto... Read full article
Stars in My Crown (1950)
Stars in My Crown Directed by Jacques Tourneur Written by Margaret Fitts from a novel written and adapted for the screen by Joe David Brown 1950/USA Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer First viewing/Amazon Instant This is a nice family film about a preacher in a small Southern town. Kind of against type for di... Read full article
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The film's title is based on the hymn "Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown?" (originally titled "Will There Be Any Stars"); music by John R. Sweney, lyrics by Eliza E. Hewitt, circa 1897.
Final film of Alan Hale.