James Dean
The stars that burn brightest burn quickestThe man behind the legend and a knowing look at the 1950's Hollywood are revealed in this dynamic bioepic of the meteoric star whose troubled life echoed his gut-grabbing performances in East of Eden, Rebel Without A Cause and Giant.
Description: The man behind the legend and a knowing look at the 1950's Hollywood are revealed in this dynamic bioepic of the meteoric star whose troubled life echoed his gut-grabbing performances in East of Eden, Rebel Without A Cause and Giant.
Genres: Drama, TV Movie
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0
Runtime: 90 minutes
Bad Guy
Juice
Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo!
The 9th Life of Louis Drax
East of Eden
Bad Words
The Interpreter
I'm Starting from Three
Timecrimes
Rebel Without a Cause
James Franco
Played James Dean
Michael Moriarty
Played Winton Dean
Valentina Cervi
Played Pier Angeli
Enrico Colantoni
Played Elia Kazan
Edward Herrmann
Played Raymond Massey
Joanne Linville
Played Hedda Hopper
John Pleshette
Played Billy Rose
Barry Primus
Played Nicholas Ray
David Proval
Played Daniel Mann
Samuel Gould
Played Martin Landau
Amy Rydell
Played Christine White
Wendy Benson-Landes
Played Julie Harris
Karen Kondazian
Played Mrs. Pierangeli
David Parker
Played James Whitmore
Craig Barnett
Played George Stevens
Mark Rydell
Played Jack Warner
Lou Wagner
Played 'Eden' Make-up Person
Otto Felix
Played 'Eden' Camera Assistant
Christopher Lee
Played 'Eden' Assistant Director
Gretchen German
Played Kazan's Assistant
Bill Voigtlander
Played 'Eden' Camera Operator
Matthew W. Tenggren
Played Sound Man
Kyle Chambers
Played James Dean - 8-9 Yrs. Old
Lisa Robins
Played Mildred Dean
Peggy McCay
Played Emma Dean
William Stanford Davis
Played Train Conductor
Charles Dierkop
Played Groundsman
Steve Chambers
Played Postman
Lisa Blake Richards
Played Ethel Dean
Mushond Lee
Played Billy
Phil Parolisi
Played Cattle Call Stage Manager
Ellen Gerstein
Played Jane Deacy
Israel Horovitz
Played Louis Schurr
Fred Parnes
Played Actor's Studio Stage Manager
Andrew Prine
Played Rogers Brackett
James DiStefano
Played 'The Immortalist' Stage Manager
Harry Cohn
Played Hot Dog Vendor
Julie Janney
Played Geraldine Page
Antony Sandoval
Played Louis Jourdan
Mark Moses
Played Dick Clayton
Stan Coleman
Played Warner's Executive
Mark Kiely
Played Soldier in 'Silver Chalice'
Austen Rydell
Played 'Eden' Assistant Director's Son
Lyle Kessler
Played Lee Strasberg
Chad Restum
Played 'Rebel' Assistant Director
Elizabeth Barkette
Played Mrs. Stark
Frank Cassini
Played 'Giant' Assistant Director
Nick Klar
Played Winton's Neighbor
Allen Hall
Played 'Giant' Oil Derrick Rigger
Robert N. Gersicoff
Played 'Giant' Camera Operator
John C. Flinn IV
Played 'Giant' Assistant Camera
Guido Föhrweißer
Played Rolf Wütherich
Alexander Rydell
Played Boy on Bike
Holly Beavon
Played Marilyn Monroe (uncredited)
Lana Clarkson
Played Jayne Mansfield (uncredited)
Elizabeth Karsell Horne
Played Judy Garland (uncredited)
Michael Lefko
Played Rock Hudson (uncredited)
Karen Teliha
Played Bette Davis (uncredited)
Carla Barnett
Played Auntie Ortense (uncredited)
Eric Brenner
Played Julie Harris's Date (uncredited)
Greg Bronson
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Michael Dronge
Played Dolly Grip (uncredited)
Phil Hawn
Played Bartender (uncredited)
Matt Holly
Played Time Magazine Reporter (uncredited)
Val Lauren
Played Alex (uncredited)
Sean A. Mulvihill
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Ginger Pauley
Played Maria (uncredited)
Matthew Payne
Played Actors Studio Reporter (uncredited)
Renee Pezzotta
Played Smoking Woman (uncredited)
Brent Ponder
Played Autograph Collector (uncredited)
Brian Ruppert
Played N.Y Actor (uncredited)
Gary Sievers
Played Eden Production Crew Member (uncredited)
Clyde Tull
Played Train Conductor (uncredited)
Maggie Wagner
Played Mann's Assistant (uncredited)
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