James Dean
James Dean
Release: 2001-08-04
·Runtime: 90m
·★ 6.7
Drama
TV Movie
The man behind the legend and a knowing look at 1950s Hollywood are revealed in this dynamic biopic of the meteoric star whose troubled life echoed his gut-grabbing performances in East of Eden, Rebel Without a Cause and Giant.
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
Five Mile River Films
Gerber Pictures
Marvin Worth Productions
Splendid Television
Trailers & Videos
Cast
Michael Moriarty
as Winton Dean
Mark Moses
as Dick Clayton
Mark Kiely
as Soldier in 'Silver Chalice'
Eric Brenner
as Julie Harris's Date (uncredited)
Karen Kondazian
as Mrs. Pierangeli
Julie Janney
as Geraldine Page
Wendy Benson-Landes
as Julie Harris
William Stanford Davis
as Train Conductor
Lisa Blake Richards
as Ethel Dean
David Parker
as James Whitmore
James Franco
as James Dean
Ginger Pauley
as Maria (uncredited)
Craig Barnett
as George Stevens
Gretchen German
as Kazan's Assistant
Mushond Lee
as Billy
Israel Horovitz
as Louis Schurr
Brian Ruppert
as N.Y Actor (uncredited)
Maggie Wagner
as Mann's Assistant (uncredited)
Charles Dierkop
as Groundsman
Fred Parnes
as Actor's Studio Stage Manager
Andrew Prine
as Rogers Brackett
Otto Felix
as 'Eden' Camera Assistant
Frank Cassini
as 'Giant' Assistant Director
Val Lauren
as Alex (uncredited)
Enrico Colantoni
as Elia Kazan
John Pleshette
as Billy Rose
Ellen Gerstein
as Jane Deacy
Edward Herrmann
as Raymond Massey
Joanne Linville
as Hedda Hopper
Barry Primus
as Nicholas Ray
Mark Rydell
as Jack Warner
Phil Hawn
as Bartender (uncredited)
Valentina Cervi
as Pier Angeli
Lou Wagner
as 'Eden' Make-up Person
Peggy McCay
as Emma Dean
Guido Föhrweißer
as Rolf Wütherich
Lana Clarkson
as Jayne Mansfield (uncredited)
Gary Sievers
as Eden Production Crew Member (uncredited)
David Proval
as Daniel Mann
Amy Rydell
as Christine White
Phil Parolisi
as Cattle Call Stage Manager
Karen Teliha
as Bette Davis (uncredited)
Greg Bronson
as Reporter (uncredited)
Renee Pezzotta
as Smoking Woman (uncredited)
Clyde Tull
as Train Conductor (uncredited)
Christopher Lee
as 'Eden' Assistant Director
