Old Hickory

Old Hickory

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Old Hickory

1939

0h 17m

4.8(4 votes)

Drama

Overview

Four key incidents in the public life of Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), seventh President of the United States.

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Warner Bros. Pictures

Cast & Crew

8 members

Acting

Hugh Sothern

Andrew Jackson

Hugh Sothern

Acting

Nana Bryant

Rachel Jackson

Nana Bryant

Acting

Victor Kilian

Tim

Victor Kilian

Acting

Irving Pichel

Bruce Renoir

Irving Pichel

Acting

Frank Wilcox

Capt. Abraham Lincoln

Frank Wilcox

Acting

Natalie Moorhead

Mrs. Renoir

Natalie Moorhead

Acting

Georges Renavent

Jean Lafitte

Georges Renavent

Acting

John Hamilton

Governor Clairborne of Louisiana

John Hamilton

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