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Kingfish: A Story of Huey P. Long

Year:

1995

Duration:

100 min

Genres:

Biography | Drama

IMDB rate:

6.3

Director:

Thomas Schlamme

Awards:

Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys. Another 3 wins & 8 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1995-03-19

Filming Locations: Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

John Goodman

Huey P. Long, Jr.

Matt Craven

Seymour Weiss

Anne Heche

Aileen Dumont

Ann Dowd

Rose Long

Bob Gunton

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Bill Cobbs

Pullman Porter

Hoyt Axton

Huey P. Long, Sr.

Kirk Baltz

Frank Costello

Richard Bradford

Judge Benjamin Pavy

Jimmie Ray Weeks

Allen Henderson

Joe Alaskey

Kingfish

Greg Baber

Tom Frady

Keith Bird

Huey's Crony / Companion

Walter Breaux

Warren

Ed Bruce

Gov. J.Y. Sanders

Joe Chrest

Carl Weiss

Mary Coulson

Marguerita Hass

Patrick Cullen

Antoine Daspit

Bertrum Dykes

Farmer

Victoria Edwards

Chanteuse

Stocker Fontelieu

Impeachment senator #1

Katie Planche Friedrichs

Mary Lou

Chappy Hardy

Frank Mendels

Jack Hazard

Man at parade

Bill Jessup

Impeachment senator #3

Danny Kamin

Cecil Christopher (as Daniel Tucker Kamin)

Thomas Keller

James

Jerry Leggio

Farley's aide

John McConnell

'Battlin' Bozman

Charles McLawhorn

Elderly senator #1

Mike McNally

Man in bathroom

Jacky Lee Morgan

Huey's Bodyguard

Joanne Pankow

Waitress

Jeff Perry

Earl Long

Bill Raymond

Gov. O.K. Allen

Rita Smith

Farmer's wife

Mary Madeleine Thibeaux

Nun (as Sister Mary Madeleine Thibeaux)

Graham Timbes

Impeachment senator #2

Joe Warfield

Delesdernier

Sam Wells

Sen. Byrd

James Winder

Luther

Cy Fahrenholtz

Photographer (uncredited)

Adolf Hitler

Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Huey Long

Himself (funeral) (archive footage) (uncredited)

Benito Mussolini

Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Sara Pepitone

Senate secretary (uncredited)

Brent Spiner

(uncredited)

Goofs

Even though the movie was set in Louisiana, part of it was filmed at the State Capitol in Richmond, VA. The Seal of the Commonwealth of Virginia is clearly visible on the backs of the legislators' desk chairs.