John Paul Jones (1959)
Overview
The career of Revolutionary War naval hero John Paul Jones, from his youth in Scotland through his service to Catherine the Great of Russia.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.5119 |
Directed By
John Farrow
Crew
John Farrow
Max Steiner
Samuel Bronston
Murray Cutter
Robert Lennard
Dario Simoni
Alan Brown
Cecil R. Foster Kemp
Emmett Emerson
Franz Bachelin
Winston Ryder
Neville Smallwood
Joan Smallwood
Donald R. O. Hatswell
Stanley Detlie
Barnett Glassman
Phyllis Dalton
Roscoe Cline
Frank Losee
June Faithfull
Charles Knott
Jesse Lasky Jr.
Clements Ripley
John Farrow
Michel Kelber
Eda Warren
TOP CAST
Robert Stack
John Paul Jones
Marisa Pavan
Aimee de Tellison
Charles Coburn
Benjamin Franklin
Erin O'Brien
Dorothea Danders
Bette Davis
Empress Catherine the Great
Macdonald Carey
Patrick Henry
Jean-Pierre Aumont
King Louis XVI
David Farrar
John Wilkes
Peter Cushing
Captain Richard Pearson
Susana Canales
Marie Antoinette
Georges Rivière
Russian Chamberlain
Tom Brannum
Peter Wooley
Basil Sydney
Sir William Young
Bruce Cabot
Gunner Lowrie
Archie Duncan
Duncan MacBean
Thomas Gomez
Esek Hopkins
Judson Laire
Mr. Danders
Bob Cunningham
Lt. Wallingford
John Charles Farrow
John Paul
Eric Pohlmann
King George III
José Nieto
Red Cherry
John Crawford
George Washington
Patrick Villiers
Ensign
Frank Latimore
Lt. Richard Dale
Ford Rainey
Lt. Simpson
Bruce Seton
1st Villager
George Rigaud
Benjamin Franklin's Secretary
Rupert Davies
British Captain
Brandon Brady
Trumble
Robert Ayres
John Adams
Christopher Rhodes
Ringleader
MacDonald Parke
Arthur Lee
John Phillips
John Hancock
David Phethean
English Officer
Mitchell Kowall
Capt. Saltonstall
Reed De Rouen
Joseph Hawes
Charles Wise
Scipio
Archibald L. Lyall
Steward
Alfred Brown
Lt. Landais
Randolph McKenzie
Cato
Phil Brown
Sentry
Félix de Pomés
French Chamberlain
Paul Curran
John Younger
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