Sergeant York (1941)
Sergeant York (1941)


Plot.
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Cast & Crew.

Gary Cooper
Alvin C. York

Walter Brennan
Pastor Rosier Pile

Joan Leslie
Gracie Williams

George Tobias
'Pusher' Ross

Stanley Ridges
Major Buxton

Margaret Wycherly
Mother York

Ward Bond
Ike Botkin

Noah Beery Jr.
Buck Lipscomb

June Lockhart
Rosie York

Dickie Moore
George York

Clem Bevans
Zeke

Howard Da Silva
Lem

Charles Trowbridge
Cordell Hull

Harvey Stephens
Captain Danforth

David Bruce
Bert Thomas

Carl Esmond
German Major

Joe Sawyer
Sergeant Early

Pat Flaherty
Sergeant Harry Parsons

Robert Porterfield
Zeb Andrews

Erville Alderson
Nate Tomkins

Murray Alper
But! Boy (uncredited)

Frank Faylen
But! Boy (uncredited)

James Anderson
Eb (uncredited)

Arthur Aylesworth
Marten - Bartender (uncredited)

Eugene Beday
Private (uncredited)

James Bush
Private (uncredited)

Victor Zimmerman
Private (uncredited)

Sonny Bupp
Boy in Sunday School (uncredited)

Sammy McKim
Boy (uncredited)

Nat Carr
Reporter (uncredited)

John Dilson
Reporter (uncredited)

Eddie Graham
Reporter (uncredited)

Al Lloyd
Reporter (uncredited)

Frank Mayo
Reporter (uncredited)

Jack Mower
Reporter (uncredited)

Lucia Carroll
Saloon Girl (uncredited)

Rita La Roy
Saloon Girl (uncredited)

Kay Sutton
Saloon Girl (uncredited)

Lane Chandler
Corporal Savage (uncredited)

Jack Pennick
Corporal Cutting (uncredited)

Elisha Cook Jr.
Piano Player (uncredited)

Clyde Cook
Cockney Soldier (uncredited)

Will Stanton
Cockney Soldier (uncredited)

Ray Cooke
Orderly (uncredited)

Paul Phillips
Orderly (uncredited)

Roger Creed
Motorcycle Soldier (uncredited) / Stunts

Jean Del Val
Marshal Foch (uncredited)

Donald Douglas
Captain Tillman (uncredited)

Charles Drake
Scorer (uncredited)

Steve Pendleton
Scorer (uncredited)

Roland Drew
Officer (uncredited)

William Forrest
Officer (uncredited)

Arno Frey
German Soldier (uncredited)

Rolf Lindau
German Soldier (uncredited)

Sigfrid Tor
German Soldier (uncredited)

William Yetter Sr.
German Soldier (uncredited) / Technical Advisor

Frederick Giermann
German Lieutenant (uncredited)

Jody Gilbert
Fat Woman (uncredited)

Joseph W. Girard
General John J. Pershing (uncredited)

Russell Hicks
General (uncredited)

Selmer Jackson
General Duncan (uncredited)

Kit Guard
Soldier on Rifle Range (uncredited)

Ted Mapes
Soldier in Trench (uncredited) / Stunts

William Haade
Card Player (uncredited)

Creighton Hale
Associated Press Man (uncredited)

Henry Hall
Mountaineer (uncredited)

Frank McGlynn Sr.
Mountaineer (uncredited)

Charles Middleton
Mountaineer (uncredited)

Herbert Heywood
Man at Church (uncredited)

Si Jenks
Man at Church (uncredited)

Robert Milasch
Man at Church (uncredited)

Eddy Waller
Man at Church (uncredited)

George Irving
Harrison (uncredited)

Jane Isbell
Gracie's Sister (uncredited)

Edward Keane
Oscar of the Waldorf (uncredited)

Victor Kilian
Andrews (uncredited)

Joe King
Draft Board Chairman (uncredited)

Frank Marlowe
Beardsley (uncredited)

Tully Marshall
Uncle Lige (uncredited)

Patrick McVey
Spoldier (uncredited)

Wallace Scott
Spoldier (uncredited)

Frank Orth
Drummer (uncredited)

William Phillips
Sergeant (uncredited)

Harry Strang
Sergeant (uncredited)

Pat West
Sergeant (uncredited)

Frank Wilcox
Sergeant (uncredited)

Walter Sande
Sergeant on March (uncredited)

Mickey Rentschler
Zeb's Brother (uncredited)

Dick Simmons
Marching Soldier (uncredited)

Ray Teal
Marching Soldier (uncredited)

Gig Young
Marching Soldier (uncredited)

Edwin Stanley
Editor (uncredited)

Theodore von Eltz
Prison Camp Commander (uncredited)

Lee 'Lasses' White
Luke - Target Keeper (uncredited)

Guy Wilkerson
Tom (uncredited)

Tom Wilson
Turkey Shoot Participant (uncredited)

Douglas Wood
Major Hylan (uncredited)

Howard Hawks
Director / Producer

Abem Finkel
Screenplay

Harry Chandlee
Screenplay

Howard Koch
Screenplay

John Huston
Screenplay

Alvin C. York
Writer

Max Steiner
Original Music Composer

William Holmes
Editor

Sol Polito
Director of Photography

Hal B. Wallis
Producer

Jesse L. Lasky
Producer

John Hughes
Art Direction

Perc Westmore
Makeup Artist

George Bookasta
Stand In

Fred M. MacLean
Set Decoration

Eric Stacey
Unit Manager

Jack Sullivan
Assistant Director

Don Siegel
Second Unit

Vincent Sherman
Special Guest Director

John Prettyman
Assistant Director

Harper Goff
Set Designer

Jack McConaghy
Property Master

Oliver S. Garretson
Sound

Thomas Reilly
Assistant Editor

Leo F. Forbstein
Music Director

Hugo Friedhofer
Orchestrator

Mac Julian
Still Photographer

Arthur Edeson
Additional Photography

Harold Noyes
Grip

Al Greenway
Makeup Artist

Ern Westmore
Makeup Artist

Slim Talbot
Stand In

Tom Skeyhill
Story Editor

Donoho Hall
Technical Advisor

Paul Walters
Technical Advisor
Media.






Details.
Release DateSeptember 27, 1941
StatusReleased
Running Time2h 14m
Content RatingNR
Budget$1,400,000
Box Office$16,361,885
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
Sergeant York is a 1941 American biographical film about the life of Alvin C. York, one of the most decorated American soldiers of World War I. Directed by Howard Hawks and starring Gary Cooper in the title role, the film was a critical and commercial success, and became the highest-grossing film of 1941. In 2008, Sergeant York was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
The film was based on York's diary, as edited by Tom Skeyhill, and adapted by Harry Chandlee, Abem Finkel, John Huston, Howard E. Koch, and Sam Cowan (uncredited). York refused, several times, to authorize a film version of his life story, but finally yielded to persistent efforts to finance the creation of an interdenominational Bible school. The story that York insisted on Cooper for the title role comes from a telegram that producer Jesse L. Lasky wrote to Cooper pleading with him to accept the part, to which he signed York's name.
Cooper went on to win the Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance, while the film also won Best Film Editing and was nominated in nine other categories, including Best Picture, Director, Supporting Actor (Walter Brennan), and Supporting Actress (Margaret Wycherly). The American Film Institute ranked the film 57th in its 100 most inspirational American movies list; it also rated Alvin York 35th in its list of the top 50 heroes in American cinema.
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