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Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of Mrs. Roosevelt by her long-time friend Joseph Lash, the first 2-part, 4-hour installment of "Eleanor and Franklin" traces the early lives and relationship of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt to the point of his election as 32nd president of the United States in 1932. A treasure not to be missed by anyone appreciating American history, this 1976 TV miniseries epitomizes the very best in production quality, directorial mastery, writing, and above all the acting of its cast. The 1977 second installment, titled "Eleanor and Franklin: the White House Years," details their time in the White House, covering both the Great Depression and World War II, and is equally as good.Though some of the historical accuracy is now in doubt, the story of the Roosevelts is told here as it was known in 1976. It dramatizes brutally the austere childhood of Eleanor
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240 minutes
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English
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Resolution:
480x272 px
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- Directed by: Daniel Petrie
Actors movie Eleanor and Franklin:
- Jane Alexander (Eleanor Roosevelt, age 18-60)
- Edward Herrmann (Franklin Delano Roosevelt, age 20-50)
- Rosemary Murphy (Sara Delano Roosevelt)
- Pamela Franklin (Anna Hall)
- David Huffman (Elliott Roosevelt, Sr.)
- Mackenzie Phillips (Eleanor Roosevelt, age 14)
- Lilia Skala (Mlle. Souvestre, school headmistress)
- Ed Flanders (Louis Howe)
- Helen Kleeb (Daisy)
- Peggy McCay (Grace Tully)
- Anna Lee (Laura Delano)
- Irene Tedrow (Mary Hall)
- Devon Ericson (Corinne Robinson)
- Linda Purl (Alice Roosevelt (age 14-20))
- William Phipps (Theodore Roosevelt)