I'd Climb the Highest Mountain

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Set in Georgia's beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains at the century's turn, this sugary slice of American pie chronicles the joys and travails experienced by a country preacher and his citified wife as they move to a remote community to do their good work. While there, each of the couple is tested. The preacher must reassess his fate when a neighbor drowns, and the wife must accustom herself to the rustic quiet of country living. A terrible epidemic again shakes the preacher, but fortunately serves to renew his faith and that of his parishioners.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Drama, Faith & Spirituality
Directed By:

Henry King
Written By:

Lamar Trotti
On Disc/Streaming:

Mar 15, 1995
Runtime:

88 minutes
Studio:

20th Century Fox Film Corporation

Cast

William Lundigan
as Rev. William Asbury Thompson

Susan Hayward
as Mary Elizabeth Eden Thompson

Rory Calhoun
as Jack Stark

Barbara Bates
as Jenny Brock

Gene Lockhart
as Mr. Brock

Lynn Bari
as Mrs. Billywith

Ruth Donnelly
as Glory White

Kathleen Lockhart
as Mrs. Brock

Alexander Knox
as Salter

Jean Innes
as Mrs. Salter

Jean Inness
as Mrs. Salter

Frank Tweddell
as Dr. Fleming

Jerry Vandiver
as George Salter

Richard Wilson
as Bill Salter

Dorothea Carolyn Sims
as Martha Salter

Thomas Syfan
as Pike Boy

Grady Starnes
as Pike Boy

Claude Stowers
as Station Master

Wallace Roger
as Minister

Myrtle Stovall
as Minister's Wife

Bobby C. Canup
as Two-Headed Boy

Nina G. Brown
as Woman

Arispah Palmer
as Woman

Caroline White
as Woman

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Oct 27, 2011

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.

jay n Super Reviewer