“All the King's Men” quotes

(1949)
Movie All the King's Men
Title All the King's Men
Year 1949
Director Robert Rossen
Genre Drama, Film-Noir
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Plot – Willie Stark is a modest man full of wit who devotes himself to politics. Some colleagues support him but actually they think to take advantage of him. When Willie discovers the machinations, he reports them and wins the elections. As governor of the state, he has a great program of public works to realize, so he turns to the same corrupted systems of his opponents. Stark’s personality thus transforms completely as he becomes a dictator with no scruples. His family and friends have now to bend to his will too: Willie betrays his wife, distances his best friend from his girlfriend, ruins his adopted son and pushes a judge to commit suicide. Everyone abandons him, only the crowd is still faithful to the governor but his success won't last forever.
All actors – Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, John Derek, Mercedes McCambridge, Shepperd Strudwick, Ralph Dumke, Anne Seymour, Katherine Warren, Raymond Greenleaf, Walter Burke, Will Wright, Grandon Rhodes, , Beau Anderson, Sam Ash, Richard Bartell, Mary Bear, Helena Benda, Stanley Blystone, Marshall Bradford, Chet Brandenburg, William Bruce, Wheaton Chambers, Edwin Chandler, Stephen Chase, Tom Coleman, James Conaty, William Cottrell, Kenneth Cutler, Roy Darmour, Jack Deery, Earle S. Dewey, King Donovan, Jack Evans, George Farmer, Charles Ferguson, Tom Ferrandini, Robert Filmer, Paul Ford, Ted French, Jack Gargan, Slim Gaut, John Giles, Dick Gordon, Jack Gordon, Avery Graves, William E. Green, Charles Haefeli, Frank Hagney, Richard Hale, Bert Hanlon, Sam Harris, Judd Holdren, Jimmie Horan, Robert Karnes, Kenner G. Kemp, Donald Kerr, Tom Kingston, Mike Lally, Nolan Leary, James Linn, Wilbur Mack, Louis Mason, Paul Maxey, Frank McLure, Walter Merrill, H.C. Miller, Harold Miller, John 'Skins' Miller, Bob Milton, George Morrell, Truett Myers, Frank O'Connor, Pat O'Malley, Charles Perry, Jeffrey Sayre, Sammy Shack, Charles Sherlock, Leslie Sketchley, Irving Smith, Ray Spiker, Helene Stanley, Larry Steers, Houseley Stevenson, Charles Sullivan, William Tannen, George Taylor, Al Thompson, Glen Thompson, A.C. Tillman, Phil Tully, Glen Walters, Reba Waterson, Frank Wilcox, Rhoda Williams, Harry Wilson, Bill Wolfe, Al Wyatt Sr.
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