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Oklahoma!

It's Here!
1955 | 148m | English

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In the Oklahoma territory at the turn of the twentieth century, two young cowboys vie with a violent ranch hand and a traveling peddler for the hearts of the women they love.
Release Date: Oct 10, 1955
Director: Fred Zinnemann
Writer: William Ludwig, Sonya Levien, Oscar Hammerstein II
Genres: Music, Romance, Western
Keywords horseback riding, oklahoma, ranch, musical, frontier, based on play or musical, peddler, shivaree, statehood, smokehouse, unspoken love, 1900s
Production Companies RKO Radio Pictures, Magna Corporation
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 05, 2026
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Gordon MacRae Curly McLain
Gloria Grahame Ado Annie Carnes
Gene Nelson Will Parker
Charlotte Greenwood Aunt Eller
Shirley Jones Laurey Williams
Eddie Albert Ali Hakim
James Whitmore Mr. Carnes
Rod Steiger Jud Fry
Barbara Lawrence Gertie
Jay C. Flippen Skidmore
Roy Barcroft Marshal
James Mitchell Dream Curly / Dancer
Bambi Linn Dream Laurey / Dancer
Jennie Workman Dancer
Virginia Bosler Dancer
Kelly Brown Dancer
Evelyn Taylor Dancer
Lizanne Truex Dancer
Jane Fischer Dancer
Marc Platt Dancer
Chad Dee Block Dancer (uncredited)
Bob Calder Dancer (uncredited)
Beth Carter Dancer (uncredited)
Bill Chatham Dancer (uncredited)
Robert Cole Dancer (uncredited)
Jerry Dealey Dancer (uncredited)
Al Ferguson Cowboy at Auction (uncredited)
Joanne Genthon Dancer (uncredited)
Jerry Glenn Dancer (uncredited)
Stanley Hall Dancer in Dream Ballet (uncredited)
Fred Hansen Dancer (uncredited)
Loren Hightower Dancer (uncredited)
Ben Johnson Wrangler (uncredited)
Ray Jones Cowboy at Auction (uncredited)
Maurice Kelly Man at Train Station (uncredited)
Donald Kerr Farmer at Dance (uncredited)
Nancy Kilgas Dancer (uncredited)
Ethan Laidlaw Cowboy at Auction (uncredited)
Richard Landry Man at Train Station (uncredited)
Carey Leverette Dancer (uncredited)
Rory Mallinson Cowboy at Auction (uncredited)
Gloria Moore Girl at Orchard (uncredited)
Raimonda Orselli Dancer (uncredited)
Bob Petrovich Dancer (uncredited)
Jim Reeves Cowboy at Auction (uncredited)
Cecile Rogers Dancer (uncredited)
Buddy Roosevelt Cowboy at Auction (uncredited)
Jerry Rush Man at Train Station (uncredited)
Russell Simpson The Minister (uncredited)
Felix Smith Dancer (uncredited)
Dolores Starr Dancer (uncredited)
Jack Tygett Dancer (uncredited)
Name Job
Orry-Kelly Costume Design
Richard Rodgers Music, Original Music Composer, Musical, Songs
Jay Blackton Conductor, Music Supervisor
Fred Zinnemann Director
Agnes de Mille Choreographer
Lynn Riggs Theatre Play
Oliver Smith Production Design
John Fearnley Production Assistant
Robert Helfer Music Coordinator
Frank Beetson Jr. Wardrobe Master
John Lipow Sound Editor
Joseph C. Wright Art Direction
Robert Russell Bennett Music Arranger
F. Keogh Gleason Set Decoration
George Boemler Editor
Fred Hynes Sound Supervisor
Ann Peck Wardrobe Master
Kendrick Kinney Sound Editor
Mark Griffith Digital Intermediate Colorist
Robert Surtees Director of Photography
William Ludwig Screenplay
Arthur S. Black Jr. Assistant Director
Ben Lane Makeup Artist
Annabell Levy Hairstylist
Edward F. Mull Assistant Director
Sonya Levien Screenplay
Oscar Hammerstein II Musical, Lyricist, Book
Adolph Deutsch Music Arranger, Conductor
Gene Ruggiero Editor
Jack Friedkin Casting
William Maybery Casting
Ted Stanhope Casting
Sophie Devine Costume Design
Charles Arrico Costume Design
Ben Nye Makeup Artist
Donald W. Roberson Makeup Artist
Milton Carter Assistant Director
Russ Haverick Assistant Director
James Curtis Havens Second Unit Director
Howard Joslin Assistant Director
Robert E. Relyea Second Assistant Director
Jack Voglin Assistant Director
Joe Edmondson Sound Mixer
C.J. 'Mickey' Emerson Sound Recordist
Joseph I. Kane ADR Recordist
John Logan Sound Editor
Milo B. Lory Sound Editor
Paul Morrell Visual Effects
Ben Johnson Stunt Double
Shirley Lucas Stunt Double
Bobby Moreno Camera Operator
John M. Stephens Assistant Camera
Larry Glickman Title Designer
Julian Morson Camera Operator
Name Title
Arthur Hornblow Jr. Producer
Oscar Hammerstein II Executive Producer
Richard Rodgers Executive Producer
Organization Category Person
Academy Awards Best Actor Gordon MacRae Nominated
Academy Awards Best Supporting Actress Shirley Jones Byrd Nominated
Golden Globes Best Supporting Actor Glenn Langan Nominated
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Geronimo1967
6.0

Great music, lyrics and dancing - but boy, what a truly sterile delivery. By necessity, staging has to be precise in a theatre; cinema offers little of such spacial restrictions so why is this musical choreographed to within an inch of it's life? There is virtually none of the spontaneity - especial ... ly with the rumbustious dances - that the big screen offered and what we are left with, though colourful and cheery, just lacks... something! So frequently it is as if they are still performing to that seat in the centre of the Royal Circle - complete with the casual supporting cast with their delicate short steps and stage whispers in each other's ear. Gordon MacRae looks pristine, way too pristine, and Gloria Grahame a very pale imitation of Doris Day from 2 years earlier in "Calamity Jane". Charlotte Greenwood does a cracking job as the worldly "Aunt Eller" as does Eddie Albert as the improbably named "Ali Hakim"; even Rod Steiger does genuinely carry off the role of the disgruntled "Jud Fry" but I'm afraid the whole just doesn't equal the sum of the parts - and with Rodgers & Hammerstein providing "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning"; "Surrey with a Fringe on Top" "I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say No" & the eponymous title tune; that's a real shame...

Nov 14, 2022