
The Tall Target
The Tall Target
Release: 1951-08-17·Runtime: 78m·★ 6.8
ThrillerHistoryMystery
A detective tries to prevent the assassination of President-elect Abraham Lincoln during a train ride headed for Washington in 1861.
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Trailers & Videos
Cast
Paul Harveyas Minor Role (uncredited)
Charles Wagenheimas Telegraph Clerk (uncredited)
Erville Aldersonas Minister (uncredited)
John Damleras Division Manager (uncredited)
Will Wrightas Thomas Ogden (uncredited)
Budd Fineas Pinkerton Man (uncredited)
Regis Toomeyas Insp. Tim Reilly (uncredited)
Brad Morrowas Winfield (uncredited)
Bert Roachas Politician (uncredited)
Paula Raymondas Ginny Beaufort
Marshall Thompsonas Lance Beaufort
Clancy Cooperas Brakeman (uncredited)
Ruby Deeas Rachel
Frank Sullyas Telegram Messenger (uncredited)
Tom Powersas Simon G. Stroud (uncredited)
Napoleon Whitingas Hawker (uncredited)
Richard Roberas Lt. Coulter
Florence Batesas Mrs. Charlotte Alsop
Billy Mitchellas Hawker (uncredited)
Victor Kilianas John K. Gannon (uncredited)
Emmett Lynnas News Vendor (uncredited)
Jeff Richardsas Philadelphia Police Officer (uncredited)
Katherine Warrenas Mrs. Gibbons (uncredited)
Peter Broccoas Fernandina (uncredited)
Adolphe Menjouas Caleb Jeffers
Will Geeras Homer Crowley
Mitchell Lewisas Sleeping Train Passenger (uncredited)
Dan Whiteas Passenger in Club Car (uncredited)
Percy Heltonas Beamish (uncredited)
Roger Mooreas Minor Role (uncredited)
Leif Ericksonas Stranger
Dick Powellas John Kennedy
Estelle Etterreas Little Old Lady (uncredited)
Jonathan Haleas Passenger from Carolina (uncredited)
Robert Eastonas Young Southerner (uncredited)
Barbara Billingsleyas Young Mother (uncredited)Crew
" />William TuttleMakeup Designer
" />Cedric GibbonsArt Direction
" />Anthony MannDirector
" />A. Arnold GillespieSpecial Effects
" />Edwin B. WillisSet Decoration
" />Douglas ShearerRecording Supervision
" />Leslie H. MartinsonScript Supervisor
" />Sydney GuilaroffHair Designer
" />George Worthing YatesScreenplay, Story