| All My Sons | |||||
| Hollywood's Attic (1948) | |||||
| Drama | |||||
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| Edward G. Robinson | Joe Keller | |
| Burt Lancaster | Chris Keller | |
| Mady Christians | Kate Keller | |
| Louisa Horton | Ann Deever | |
| Howard Duff | George Deever | |
| Frank Conroy | Herbert Deever | |
| Lloyd Gough | Jim Bayliss | |
| Arlene Francis | Sue Bayliss | |
| Harry Morgan | Frank Lubey | |
| Elisabeth Fraser | Lydia Lubey | |
| Edwrad G. Robinson | ||
| Walter Bonn | Jorgenson | |
| Helen Brown | Mrs. Hamilton | |
| Pat Flaherty | Bartender | |
| Jack Gargan | Workman |
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| Producer | Chester Erskine
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| Writer | Chester Erskine
Arthur Miller |
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| Cinematography | Russell Metty
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| Musician | Leith Stevens
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All My Sons tells the story of Joe Keller, a successful, middle-aged, self-made man who has done a terrible and tragic thing: during World War II... |
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