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I'd Climb the Highest Mountain (1951)

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In this inspiring drama, William Thompson (William Lundigan) is a minister from the deep South who has recently married Mary Elizabeth (Susan Hayward), a woman from the city. William is assigned a new parish and moves with Mary Elizabeth to a small town in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains, where he tends to the spiritual and emotional needs of his small flock. William's faith and inner strength helps guide the town through a major epidemic, while he must also deal with the troubles of Jenny

Unrated, 1 hr. 28 min.

Drama, Faith & Spirituality

Directed By: Henry King

Written By: Lamar Trotti

On DVD: Mar 15, 1995

Cast

Susan Hayward
Mary Elizabeth Eden Tho...
William Lundigan
William Asbury Thompson
Rory Calhoun
Jack Stark
Barbara Bates
Jenny Brock
Gene Lockhart
Mr. Brock
Lynn Bari
Mrs. Billywith
Ruth Donnelly
Glory White
Alexander Knox
Salter
Jean Innes
Mrs. Salter
Frank Tweddell
Dr. Fleming
Jerry Vandiver
George Salter
Richard Wilson
Bill Salter
Dorothea Carolyn Sims
Martha Salter
Bobby C. Canup
Two-Headed Boy

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Warm piece of Americana with Susan as the new bride of country parson Lundigan and her travails learning the ways of his flock. She is subdued here but gets one oppurtunity to show off the Hayward moxie. A good family film.

October 27, 2011