All the King's Men

He Might Have Been A Pretty Good Guy . . . If Too Much Power . . . And Women . . . Hadn't Gone To his Head !

A man of humble beginnings and honest intentions rises to power by nefarious means. Along for the wild ride are an earnest reporter, a heretofore classy society girl, and a too-clever-for-her-own-good political flack.

Drama

John Ireland

Broderick Crawford

Joanne Dru

John Derek

Mercedes McCambridge

Shepperd Strudwick

Ralph Dumke

Anne Seymour

(Mrs. Lucy Stark)

Katherine Warren

Raymond Greenleaf

(Judge Monte Stanton)

Walter Burke

Will Wright

(Dolph Pillsbury)

Grandon Rhodes

Marshall Bradford

(Senator (uncredited))

Chet Brandenburg

(Man Listening to Speech (uncredited))

Wheaton Chambers

(Senator (uncredited))

Stephen Chase

(Puckett (uncredited))

Tom Coleman

(Man Tearing Down Poster (uncredited))

James Conaty

(Party Guest (uncredited))

Roy Darmour

(Politician at Harrison's Headquarters (uncredited))

Earle S. Dewey

(Joe Harrison (uncredited))

King Donovan

(Reporter (uncredited))

Robert Filmer

(Editor (uncredited))

Paul Ford

(Spokesman for Impeachment (uncredited))

Dick Gordon

(Politician (uncredited))

William E. Green

(Senator (uncredited))

Charles Haefeli

(Man in Cheap Bar (uncredited))

Frank Hagney

(Stark Strong-Arm Man (uncredited))

Richard Hale

(Richard Hale (uncredited))

Bert Hanlon

(Editor (uncredited))

Judd Holdren

(Politician (uncredited))

Robert Karnes

(Legislator (uncredited))

Kenner G. Kemp

(Legislator (uncredited))

Donald Kerr

(Spectator (uncredited))

Nolan Leary

(Senator (uncredited))

Wilbur Mack

(Former Governor Stanton (uncredited))

Louis Mason

(Minister (uncredited))

Paul Maxey

(Local Chairman (uncredited))

Frank McLure

(Doctor (uncredited))

Walter Merrill

(Man in City Bar (uncredited))

Harold Miller

(Speaker of the House (uncredited))

John "Skins" Miller

(Drunk at Football Game (uncredited))

Pat O'Malley

(Politician (uncredited))

Jeffrey Sayre

(Party Guest (uncredited))

Charles Sherlock

(Politician at Harrison's Headquarters (uncredited))

Ray Spiker

(Farmer Listing to Speech (uncredited))

Helene Stanley

(Helene Hale (uncredited))

Larry Steers

(Man at Impeachment Hearing (uncredited))

Houseley Stevenson

(Madison, Editor (uncredited))

Charles Sullivan

(Man Listening to Speech (uncredited))

William Tannen

(Man in City Bar (uncredited))

Phil Tully

(Football Coach (uncredited))

Glen Walters

(Woman Listening to Speech (uncredited))

Frank Wilcox

(Public Relations Man (uncredited))

Harry Wilson

(One of Duffy's Goons (uncredited))

Bill Wolfe

(Farmer (uncredited))

Al Wyatt Sr.

(State Trooper (uncredited))

Sam Harris

(Politician (uncredited))

Charles Ferguson

(Newspaper Office Worker (uncredited))

Richard Bartell

(State Legislator (uncredited))

Mary Bear

(File Clerk (uncredited))

William Bruce

(Commissioner (uncredited))

Edwin Chandler

(Radio Announcer (uncredited))

William Cottrell

(Reporter (uncredited))

Jack Deery

(Man at Impeachment Hearing (uncredited))

George Farmer

(Bus Man (uncredited))

Tom Ferrandini

(Politician (uncredited))

Ted French

(Dance Caller (uncredited))

Slim Gaut

(Man Listening to Speech (uncredited))

John Giles

(Young Boy (uncredited))

Avery Graves

(Senator (uncredited))

Jimmie Horan

(Man Listening to Speech (uncredited))

James Linn

(Politician (uncredited))

H.C. Miller

(Pa Stark (uncredited))

Truett Myers

(Minister at Funeral (uncredited))

Frank O'Connor

(Party Guest (uncredited))

Sammy Shack

(Duffy Associate (uncredited))

Irving Smith

(Butler (uncredited))

George Taylor

(Politician (uncredited))

Al Thompson

(Man in Cheap Bar (uncredited))

Glen Thompson

(State Trooper (uncredited))

A.C. Tillman

(Sheriff (uncredited))

Reba Waterson

(Receptionist (uncredited))