| The Quiet Man | |||||
| Republic Pictures (1952) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, Romance | |||||
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| John Wayne | Sean Thornton | |
| Maureen O'Hara | Mary Kate Danaher | |
| Barry Fitzgerald | Michaleen Oge Flynn | |
| Ward Bond | Father Peter Lonergan | |
| Victor McLaglen | Squire 'Red' Will Danaher | |
| Mildred Natwick | The Widow Sarah Tillane | |
| Francis Ford | Dan Tobin | |
| Eileen Crowe | Mrs. Elizabeth Playfair | |
| May Craig | Fishwoman with Basket at Station | |
| Arthur Shields | Reverend Cyril Playfair | |
| Charles B. Fitzsimons | Hugh Forbes | |
| James Lilburn | Father Paul | |
| Sean McClory | Owen Glynn | |
| Jack MacGowran | Ignatius Feeney | |
| Joseph O'Dea | Molouney - Train Guard | |
| Eric Gorman | Costello - Engine Driver | |
| Kevin Lawless | Train Fireman | |
| Paddy O'Donnell | Railway Porter | |
| Frank Baker | Man in Bar | |
| Tony Canzoneri | Boxing Second |
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| Producer | John Ford
Merian C. Cooper |
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| Writer | John Ford
Maurice Walsh Frank S. Nugent |
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| Cinematography |
Winton C. Hoch
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| Musician |
Victor Young
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An Irish ex-boxer retires to Ireland and searches for the proper wife. |
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