Swanee River
Swanee River
Release: 1939-12-29
·Runtime: 84m
·★ 6.7
Drama
Music
Thriller
Swanee River is a 1940 American biopic about Stephen Foster, a songwriter from Pittsburgh who falls in love with the South, marries a Southern girl, then is accused of sympathizing when the Civil War breaks out. Typical of 20th Century Fox biopics of the time, the film is more fictional than factual biography.
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
20th Century Fox
Cast
Lloyd Whitlock
as Critic
Tom Seidel
as Bellboy
Andrea Leeds
as Jane McDowell Foster
James Blaine
as Bartender
Larry Steers
as Man on Riverboat
Nella Walker
as Mrs. McDowell
Richard Clarke
as Tom Harper
Charles Tannen
as Morrison Foster
William Newell
as Bill, Stagehand
Harry Strang
as Boat Captain
Harry Tyler
as Pianist
Felix Bressart
as Henry Kleber
Georgia Caine
as Ann Rowan
John Hamilton
as Doctor
Gladden James
as Hotel Clerk
Edward Earle
as Master of Ceremonies
Les Clark
as Specialty
Leona Roberts
as Mrs. Foster
Hal K. Dawson
as Drunken Man on Riverboat
Chick Chandler
as Bones
Harry Depp
as Dresser
Herbert Rawlinson
as Army Officer
Clara Blandick
as Mrs. Griffin
Claire Du Brey
as Woman in Cafe
George O'Hanlon
as Ticket Taker
Harry Hayden
as Erwin
Matthew Beard
as Negro Boy
Robert Homans
as Sheriff
Selmer Jackson
as Army Medical Examiner
Edward LeSaint
as Jonathan Fry, Justice of the Peace
Arthur Rankin
as Clerk
Mae Marsh
as Mrs. Jonathan Fry (uncredited)
David Newell
as Guest
George Meeker
as Henry Foster
Esther Dale
as Temperance Woman
George Magrill
as Agitator
James C. Morton
as Bartender
Russell Hicks
as Andrew McDowell
Ruth Clifford
as Bit Role
Dora Clement
as Nurse
George H. Reed
as Old Joe, McDowell's Coachman
Charles Halton
as Pond
Eleanor Hansen
as Bit Role
Robert Emmett Keane
as Drunken Agitator
Forbes Murray
as Critic
Don Ameche
as Stephen Foster
George P. Breakston
as Ambrose
Al Jolson
as Edwin P. Christy
Charles Trowbridge
as Mr. Foster
Jesse Graves
as Butler
Harry Tenbrook
as Jim, Saloon Waiter
Billy Wayne
as Agitator