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Shirley Temple | Priscilla 'Winkie' Williams | |
Cesar Romero | Khoda Khan | |
June Lang | Joyce Williams | |
Priscilla Williams | ||
Michael Whalen | Lt. 'Coppy' Brandes | |
Victor McLaglen | Sgt. Donald MacDuff | |
C. Aubrey Smith | Col. Williams | |
Constance Collier | Mrs. Allardyce | |
Douglas Scott | Pvt. Mott - Drummer Boy | |
Gavin Muir | Capt. Bibberbeigh | |
Willie Fung | Mohammaudin | |
Lynn Bari | Crowd Scene Participant | |
Lauri Beatty | Miss Elsie Allardyce | |
Lionel Braham | Maj. Gen. Hammond | |
Clyde Cook | Pipe Major Sneath | |
Brandon Hurst | Bagby - Col. Williams's Valet |
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Producer | Gene Markey
Darryl F. Zanuck |
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Writer | Julien Josephson
Rudyard Kipling Ernest Pascal |
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Cinematography | Arthur C. Miller
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Musician | Alfred Newman
Cyril J. Mockridge |
Directed by John Ford and featuring an all-star cast, including C. Aubrey Smith, Cesar Romero, June Lang and Victor McLaglen, Wee Willie Winkie is a delightful adaptation of the Rudyard Kipling best-seller. When Priscilla Williams (Temple) travels with her mother (Lang) to northern India to stay with Priscilla's grandfather (Smith), she meets and befriends a group of soldiers and even a prisoner (Romero)! Winning the love and affection of everyone around her, including her curmudgeonly grandfather, Shirley also plays an important role in easing a local rebellion in what has been described as "one of Shirley's best" films. (Leonard Maltin) |
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