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I Never Sang for My Father

A motion picture the whole world has taken to its heart.

  • Movie
  • 1970
  • PG
  • 1h 32m

Directed by Gilbert Cates

6.7

TMDB audience rating
6.7 out of 10 from 43 votes

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Overview

A man living in the towering shadow of his aging father finds it difficult to start a new chapter in his life by marrying his girlfriend and moving to California.

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Cast and crew

  • Gene Hackman

    Gene HackmanGene Garrison

  • Melvyn Douglas

    Melvyn DouglasTom Garrison

  • Dorothy Stickney

    Dorothy StickneyMargaret Garrison

  • Estelle Parsons

    Estelle ParsonsAlice

  • Elizabeth Hubbard

    Elizabeth HubbardDr. Margaret 'Peggy' Thayer

  • Lovelady PowellNorma

  • Daniel KeyesDr. Mayberry

  • Conrad Bain

    Conrad BainRev. Sam Pell

  • Jon RichardsMarvin Scott

  • Nikki CounselmanWaitress

  • Carol Peterson1st Nurse

  • Sloane Shelton

    Sloane Shelton2nd Nurse

  • James Karen

    James KarenOld Age Home Director

  • Gene WilliamsState Hospital Director

  • Jean DexterHostess (uncredited)

  • Valerie Ogden3rd Nurse (uncredited)

  • Beverly PenberthySpecial Nurse (uncredited)

Director
Gilbert Cates
Writer
Robert Anderson
Music
Barry Mann and Al Gorgoni
Cinematography
Morris Hartzband and George Stoetzel