Kings Row

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Kings Row is a 1942 American drama film set in a small Midwestern town, known for its dark exploration of social hypocrisy and psychological trauma.

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instanceOf American drama film
film
basedOn Kings Row (novel)
linked to: Kings Row
basedOnWorkBy Henry Bellamann
cinematographyBy James Wong Howe
countryOfOrigin United States
director Sam Wood
distributor Warner Bros.
editedBy Ralph Dawson
famousLine Where's the rest of me?
famousLineSpokenBy Ronald Reagan
featuresCharacter Cassandra Tower
Dr. Alexander Tower
Dr. Henry Gordon
Drake McHugh
Louise Gordon
Parris Mitchell
Randy Monaghan
genre drama film
melodrama
mainTheme class divisions
corruption
mental illness
psychological trauma
social hypocrisy
musicBy Erich Wolfgang Korngold
narrativeLocation Midwestern United States
nominatedFor Academy Award for Best Art Direction
Academy Award for Best Director
Academy Award for Best Picture
Academy Award for Best Scoring of a Dramatic Picture
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
notableFor dark exploration of small-town life
portrayal of psychological trauma
portrayal of social hypocrisy
originalLanguage English
producer David Lewis
Hal B. Wallis
productionCompany Warner Bros.
releaseDate 1942-02-02
releaseFormat black-and-white film
releaseYear 1942
runtimeMinutes 127
screenwriter Casey Robinson
setIn fictional town of Kings Row
stars Ann Sheridan
Betty Field
Charles Coburn
Claude Rains
Judith Anderson
linked to: Nina Foch

Maria Ouspenskaya
Robert Cummings
Ronald Reagan
timePeriodDepicted early 20th century
late 19th century
title Kings Row

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Sam Wood notableWork Kings Row
Sam Wood workedOn Kings Row
Judith Anderson actedIn Kings Row
Charles Coburn notableWork Kings Row
Charles Coburn performedIn Kings Row
Kings Row title Kings Row
Kings Row basedOn Kings Row (novel)
linked to: Kings Row
Kings Row (film score) partOf Kings Row (1942 film)
linked to: Kings Row
Kings Row (film score) basedOn Kings Row (novel)
linked to: Kings Row
Kings Row (film score) commissionedFor Kings Row (1942 film)
linked to: Kings Row
Betty Field notableWork Kings Row (1942 film)
linked to: Kings Row
Robert Cummings notableWork Kings Row
Kaaren Verne notableWork Kings Row
Kaaren Verne appearedIn Kings Row
Casey Robinson notableWork Kings Row
Casey Robinson screenwriterFor Kings Row
City of Heroes notableLocation Kings Row
Ann Sheridan notableWork Kings Row
James Wong Howe notableWork Kings Row
subject linked to: Wong Tung Jim
Casey Robinson notableWork Kings Row
subject linked to: screenwriter Casey Robinson
Parris Mitchell isProtagonistOf Kings Row (novel)
linked to: Kings Row
Parris Mitchell isProtagonistOf Kings Row (film)
linked to: Kings Row
Parris Mitchell appearsIn Kings Row (novel)
linked to: Kings Row
Parris Mitchell appearsIn Kings Row (1940 film adaptation)
linked to: Kings Row
Dr. Alexander Tower appearsIn Kings Row
Dr. Henry Gordon appearsIn Kings Row
Dr. Henry Gordon workLocation Kings Row
Dr. Henry Gordon partOfWork 1942 film Kings Row
linked to: Kings Row
Dr. Henry Gordon partOfFranchise Kings Row series
linked to: Kings Row
Drake McHugh appearsIn Kings Row
Drake McHugh appearsIn Kings Row (novel)
linked to: Kings Row
Drake McHugh appearsIn Kings Row (1942 film)
linked to: Kings Row
Drake McHugh residence Kings Row
Drake McHugh adaptedIn Kings Row (1942 film)
linked to: Kings Row
Randy Monaghan appearsIn Kings Row
"Where's the rest of me?" spokenIn "Kings Row"
subject linked to: Where's the rest of me?
linked to: Kings Row
"Where's the rest of me?" partOfWork "Kings Row" (1942 film)
subject linked to: Where's the rest of me?
linked to: Kings Row
Louise Gordon appearsIn Kings Row
Louise Gordon portrayedIn Kings Row
Henry Bellamann notableWork Kings Row
Henry Bellamann notableWorkAdaptedAs Kings Row (1942 film)
linked to: Kings Row
Kings Row (1942 film) basedOn Kings Row
subject linked to: Henry Bellamann