The Story of Will Rogers (1952) |
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| Director(s) | Michael Curtiz |
| Producer(s) | Robert Arthur |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama |
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Jane Wyman(as Betty Rogers nee Blake)
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
Jane Wyman
(as Betty Rogers nee Blake)
Carl Benton Reid(as Senator Clem Rogers)
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
Carl Benton Reid
(as Senator Clem Rogers)
James Gleason(as Bert Lynn)
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
James Gleason
(as Bert Lynn)
Slim Pickens(as Dusty Donovan)
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
Slim Pickens
(as Dusty Donovan)
Noah Beery Jr.(as Wiley Post)
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
Noah Beery Jr.
(as Wiley Post)
Mary Wickes(as Mrs. Foster, Landlady)
The Story of Will Rogers
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The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
Mary Wickes
(as Mrs. Foster, Landlady)
Eddie Cantor(as Himself, Eddie Cantor)
The Story of Will Rogers
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The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
Eddie Cantor
(as Himself, Eddie Cantor)
Todd Karns(as 1st Mechanic)
The Story of Will Rogers
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The Story of Will Rogers
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1952
Todd Karns
(as 1st Mechanic)
The Story of Will Rogers Overview:
The Story of Will Rogers (1952) was a - Comedy Film directed by Michael Curtiz and produced by Robert Arthur.
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"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onJanaury 12, 1953 with Will Rogers Jr. and Jane Wyman reprising their film roles.
At the 1932 Democratic Convention, Rogers is given a favorite son nomination for President, and his father is represented as being in the Oklahoma delegation. His father Clem Rogers died in 1911.