When was My Son John released?

My Son John was released on April 8, 1952.

Who directed My Son John?

My Son John was directed by Leo McCarey.

Who is in the cast of My Son John?

The main cast of My Son John includes Helen Hayes, Van Heflin, Dean Jagger, Robert Walker, Minor Watson.

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My Son John (1952) - Reviews, Ratings & Streaming | The Couch Critic

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My Son John

My Son John

Name: My Son John
Genre: Drama
Released: 1952-04-08
Duration: 122 min
Cast: Helen Hayes, Van Heflin, Dean Jagger, Robert Walker, Minor Watson

1952

2h 2m

Drama

Status

Released

Release

1952

Runtime

2h 2m

Storyline

"You'll be shocked by John's scandalous secret !"

In this Cold War drama, a woman suspects her son is a Communist spy.

Score Distribution

Details

Status: Released
Runtime: 2h 2m
: Apr 8, 1952
Languages: English
Director: Leo McCarey
Production: Rainbow Productions
Rainbow Productions
Paramount Pictures
Production Countries: United States of America

Top Cast

19 Cast Members

Helen Hayes

Lucille Jefferson

Van Heflin

Stedman

Dean Jagger

Dan Jefferson

Robert Walker

John Jefferson

Minor Watson

Dr. Carver

Frank McHugh

Father O'Dowd

Richard Jaeckel

Chuck Jefferson

James Young

Ben Jefferson

Jimmie Dundee

Taxi Driver (uncredited)

Douglas Evans

Government Employee (uncredited)

Nancy Hale

Nurse (uncredited)

Sam Harris

Professor at Graduation Ceremony (uncredited)

Todd Karns

Bedford (uncredited)

Leo McCarey

John Jefferson (voice) (uncredited)

Lee Miller

Policeman at Shooting Scene (uncredited)

David Newell

FBI Agent (uncredited)

Vera Stokes

Secretary (uncredited)

Fred Sweeney

Cleaner (uncredited)

Margaret Wells