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Trouble Along the Way

58 %|Apr 4, 1953|Comedy, Drama

Struggling to retain custody of his daughter following his divorce, football coach Steve Williams finds himself embroiled in a recruiting scandal at the tiny Catholic college he is trying to bring back to football respectability.

Featured Crew

Michael Curtiz
Director
Melville Shavelson
Screenplay
Jack Rose
Screenplay
William Wallace
Set Decoration
Max Steiner
Original Music Composer
Douglas Morrow
Story
Robert Hardy Andrews
Story
Melville Shavelson
Producer

Cast

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John Wayne
Stephen Aloysius Williams
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Donna Reed
Alice Singleton
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Chuck Connors
Stan Schwegler
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Charles Coburn
le Père Matthew William Burke
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Tom Tully
Father Malone
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Sherry Jackson
Carol Williams
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Marie Windsor
Anne Williams McCormick
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Tom Helmore
Harold McCormick
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Dabbs Greer
Father Peterson
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Leif Erickson
Father Provincial aka Ed
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Douglas Spencer
Father Procurator aka George
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Lester Matthews
Cardinal William Patrick O'Shea
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Murray Alper
Bus Driver
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Keith Clarke
Scholastic
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Doris Cole
Redhead
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Ted Eckelberry
Joe Ostrow
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Frank Ferguson
Mike Edwards
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James Flavin
Coach Buck Holman
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Fritz Ford
Football Player
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Ned Glass
Pool Player
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Fred Graham
Bill Sackheim
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Merv Griffin
Football Broadcaster (voice)
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Robert Keys
Santa Clara Team Manager Joe
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Ray Kyle
Student
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Frank Marlowe
Drunk in Bar with Dog
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Larry Merrill
Jeffrey Marlowe
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Jack Mower
Domestic Court Staffer
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Barry Norton
Party Guest
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William H. O'Brien
Bartender Joe
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Jack Pepper
Irish Tenor / Pianist in Saloon
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Howard Petrie
Marvin Adams
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Angi O. Poulos
Saloon Waiter
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Vici Raaf
Beanie
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Bill Radovich
Moose McCall
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Olan Soule
Cardinal's Secretary
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Arthur Tovey
Football Spectator
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Renata Vanni
Maria's Italian Mother
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Charles Watts
Mr. Wallace
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Guy Way
Football Player
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Jeri Weil
Young Carol
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Gayne Whitman
Lawyer Grummet
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James Dean
Football Spectator (uncredited)