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| Image Ent. (1951) | |||||
| Drama, Film-Noir | |||||
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| Christine Larson | ||
| Maidie Norman | Martha Crawford | |
| Gwendolyn Laster | Carolyn Crawford | |
| George Hamilton | Grandpa Peabody | |
| Henry Morgan | ||
| Richard Rober | Sheriff Ben Kellogg | |
| Ernest Anderson | Ralph Crawford | |
| Dick Simmons | Deputy Mickey McClure | |
| Lane Chandler | Deputy Stan | |
| Pat Mitchell | Peter | |
| Margaret Wells | School Teacher, Miss Peterson | |
| Wheaton Chambers | Mr. Woody, Florist | |
| George Hamilton (II) | ||
| Michael Ross | Deputy Frank | |
| Russell Trent | Deputy Chet | |
| Allen Mathews | Deputy Hal | |
| John Philips | Deputy Fred | |
| Walter Morrison | Art |
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| Producer | Leo C. Popkin
Clarence Green Clarence Greene Harry M. Popkin |
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| Writer | Russell Rouse
Clarence Green Clarence Greene |
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| Cinematography | Ernest Laszlo
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| Musician | Dimitri Tiomkin
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The Academy Award-nominated motion picture The Well is an incisive drama and study of crowd psychology that erupts when a black child disappears (having fallen into a deep well) and a white stranger (played by Henry Morgan of M*A*S*H fame) is accused of kidnapping her. An intense film based on the real-life incident of Kathy Friscus, who captured America's attention when she was trapped down a well. An unforgettable motion picture with a fine score by Dimitri Tiomkin. Moviemaking at its dramatic best! |
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