Sunrise at Campobello

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FDR was not the first president to be widely referred to by his initials. That was his cousin (and E [...]	D
The outcome of the 1924 Democratic National Convention is not shown. Alfred E. Smith lost this conte [...]	D
Presumably for Production Code reasons, the word "polio" is never uttered. Instead, the euphemism "i [...]	D
After the movie was first released, actress Greer Garson, according to Jay S. Steinberg at Turner Cl [...]	D
This movie was made and first released about fifteen years after the passing away of much-loved Demo [...]	D
Actress Greer Garson "earned Golden Globe and National Board of Review Best Actress Awards as well a [...]	D
Greer Garson wanted Marlon Brando star as Franklin D. Roosevelt. He declined, saying that he was unw [...]	D
This film, about Democrat American president Franklin D. Roosevelt, premiered in September 1960, abo [...]	D
The setting of the film's source stage play of the same name by Dore Schary in its introduction stat [...]	D
At least three of the dramatic cinema movies about former four term elected Democrat President Frank [...]	D
The description of movie's source stage play by is stated in its introduction on the Internet Broadw [...]	D
This film was made and released about two years after its source stage play by playwright Dore Schar [...]	D
According to writer-producer Dore Schary in an article in the May 1960 edition of 'LAEx', "most peop [...]	D
The nickname of Democrat President Franklin D. Roosevelt was "FDR". Other later Democrat Presidents [...]	D
Exteriors were filmed at real life Franklin D. Roosevelt locales such as Hyde Park and Campobello Is [...]	D
The only ever theatrical feature film which actress Greer Garson and actors Hume Cronyn and Ralph Be [...]	D
In the original stage production, Edward the butler was played by a 27-year-old making his Broadway [...]	D
Democrat President Franklin D. Roosevelt is the only ever American President of the United States of [...]	D
Both of the later dramatic filmed productions about Democrat American President Franklin D. Roosevel [...]	D
The film's official Warner Bros. website states "exteriors filmed at Campobello and Hyde Park and in [...]	D
Second feature film collaboration of director Vincent J. Donehue and writer-producer Dore Schary. Th [...]	D
Ruth March's debut...	D
In the scene where the family was reading "Julius Caesar", FDR assigned reading parts. He assigned C [...]	D
According to the HR Review, the picture originally started with an overture of around eight minutes [...]	D
According to the Wikipedia website: "The film was produced with the cooperation of the Roosevelt fam [...]	D
According to the home-video sleeve notes, "interiors [were] painstakingly duplicated from the real-l [...]	D
The film's source stage play of the same name by playwright Dore Schary received 5 Tony Award nomina [...]	D
Tim Considine who plays James Roosevelt the first son of Franklin and Eleanor has previously co-star [...]	D
Star Ralph Bellamy, who plays Democrat President Franklin D. Roosevelt, reprising his Broadway stage [...]	D
Pat Close's debut.	D
According to Jay S. Steinberg at Turner Classic Movies, the film's screenwriter and source playwrigh [...]	D
Although actress Ann Shoemaker, who plays the mother of FDR (Franklin D. Roosevelt) Sara Delano Roos [...]	D
Responding to the protests of the children of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt to the ina [...]	D
An article published in the January 1959 edition of show-business trade paper 'Variety' reported tha [...]	D
First ever major dramatic feature length film centering about Democrat American President Democrat p [...]	D
Ralph Bellamy would later play President Franklin D. Roosevelt again in Venti di guerra (1983) and R [...]	D
Final credited feature film role of actor Lyle Talbot who portrayed Mr. Brimmer. As far as filmed pr [...]	D
Writer-producer Dore Schary said of hiring this film's source stage play director Vincent J. Donehue [...]	D
Actors Alan Bunce and Ralph Bellamy and are the only two actors from the original Broadway stage pro [...]	D
The time period in which this feature film takes place is between August 1921 and July 1924.	D
The Broadway production of "Sunrise at Campobello" by Dore Schary opened at the Cort Theater in Broa [...]	D

Connessioni

...All That Mighty Heart...	D
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Meet Bob Shaye	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Skydivers	D

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Inside a car on the way back from one of Eleanor Roosevelt's speeches in 1924, the background is a M [...]	D
At one point, Louis Howe mentions helium being used in dirigibles. Hydrogen was being used up until [...]	D
In a 1924 scene, someone buys a newspaper with a Thomas Jefferson nickel. This design wasn't minted [...]	D
No competent orthopedist would have given Franklin D. Roosevelt crutches so short that he would have [...]	D
When the train departs to carry the Roosevelt family home from Campobello, there's a shot of the dep [...]	D
In January 1922, Franklin D. Roosevelt says Eleanor Roosevelt loves reading about the Teapot Dome sc [...]	D

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Gov. Alfred E. Smith: Frank, you handle that chair [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: I have no intention of [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: There is nothing so una [...]	D
Eleanor Roosevelt: I have this naive view that you [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: I have no personal comp [...]	D
Gov. Alfred E. Smith: You were both too surprised [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: I often think of someth [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: I feel I've had to go t [...]	D
Eleanor Roosevelt: Franklin, may I say a word? Fr [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Most of our blessings c [...]	D
Mr. Lassiter: You must be aware of the fears that [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: God has an infinite var [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: When you're forced to s [...]	D
Sara Delano Roosevelt: [upon hearing Eleanor was o [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: [putting on his hat to [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Louis, why in hell must [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Good morning to you, Mr [...]	D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Caution, my friend, is [...]	D
Louis Howe: You don't have to remember a thing. Yo [...]	D
Louis Howe: I tried on a nurse's uniform. And whil [...]	D

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