Young Cassidy, Young Cassidy, DVD
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Anne Dalton, Arthur O'Sullivan, Bill Foley, Chris Curran, Donal Donnelly, Drama, Eddie Golden, Edith Evans, Flora Robson, Fred Johnson, Harold Goldblatt, Harry Brogan, Jack Cardiff, Jack MacGowran, James Fitzgerald, Joe Lynch, John Cowley, John Ford, John Franklin, John Whiting, Julie Christie, Julie Ross, Maggie Smith, Marcus Dods, Martin Crosbie, May Cluskey, May Craig, Members of the Abbey Theatre Company, Michael Redgrave, Pauline Delaney, Pauline Delany, Philip O'Flynn, Robert D. Graff, Robert Emmett Ginna, Robin Sumner, Rod Taylor, Ronald Ibbs, Sean O'Casey, Shivaun O'Casey, Sian Phillips, T. P. McKenna, Tom Irwin, Vincent Dowling, Young CassidyYoung John Cassidy is a driven man. By day he works manual labor secretly trains in the hills with a band of revolutionaries eager to take Ireland's fate into their own hands joins mates for a pint or sometimes enjoys the company of a lovely Dublin lass. By night and into the wee hours he puts pencil to paper and writes of working-class Irish life. He will (he must) be a writer. The coming of age of renowned Irish playwright Sean O' Casey (Cassidy is a name O' Casey sometimes used for himself) comes to the screen in a colorful and atmospheric biopic directed by legendary John Ford (who left the film due to illness) and Jack Cardiff. Rod Taylor plays the title character bringing strength and earthiness to his best role ever (Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide). a talented cast; including Julie Christie and Maggie Smith, adds to the appeal of a film whose script was approved by O' Casey and based on his autobiography.