
Trouble Along the Way
1953, Comedy/Drama, 1h 50m
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Once a famous football coach, Steve Williams (John Wayne) is now a bookie in a pool hall. To earn enough money to keep custody of his tomboy daughter, Carole (Sherry Jackson), Steve accepts an offer to take over the football program of impoverished St. Anthony's College in New York City. Disgusted with the team, Steve brings in new players. After his first game nets the school $31,000, an investigation into his shady recruiting methods threatens both his job and custody battle.
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Genre: Comedy, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Michael Curtiz
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Cast & Crew

John Wayne
Stephen Aloysius Williams

Donna Reed
Alice Singleton

Charles Coburn
Fatber Matthew William Burke

Tom Tully
Father Malone

Sherry Jackson
Carol Williams

Marie Windsor
Anne Williams McCormick

Tom Helmore
Harold McCormick

Dabbs Greer
Father Peterson

Leif Erickson
Father Provincial (aka Ed)

Douglas Spencer
Father Procurator (aka George)

Lester Matthews
Cardinal William Patrick O'Shea

Chuck Connors
Stan Schwegler

Michael Curtiz
Director
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Nov 12, 2008Very nice heart warming drama sport film with John Wayne. This is my first time I watched the 50s college football ever put on the screen. Wayne and Donna Reed have good chemistry. But Wayne's scenes with little Sherry Jackson are something special.
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