Starring: Richard Jordan , Patty Duke , Henry Fonda
Directed by: Douglas Heyes , Allan Reisner
Produced by: Jo Swerling, Jr.
Written by: Taylor Caldwell , Douglas Heyes
Long requested and available on DVD at last-the sprawling yet intimate saga of an Irish immigrant's rise from poverty to wealth and power in the 19th century.
Item Number: 15036
Long requested and available on DVD at last-the sprawling yet intimate saga of an Irish immigrant's rise from poverty to wealth and power in the 19th century. You'll be amazed and appalled at the life of Joseph Armagh, the penniless boy who struggles to become one of the richest and most influential men in the country-ruthlessly sacrificing his family and friends to achieve his goals, including election of his eldest son as the nation's first Irish Catholic president. Inspired by the Boston Kennedy clan but set a generation earlier in New York, the story leaps to life with an all-star cast including Richard Jordan (Best Actor, Golden Globe® Award), Patty Duke (Best Lead Actress, Emmy® Award), Henry Fonda, Celeste Holm, John Houseman, Jane Seymour, Ray Bolger and John Carradine. Magnificently produced with splendid costumes, sets and music, and based on the best-selling novel by Taylor Caldwell. The complete 9-part mini-series, as seen on NBC.
| Joseph Armagh | --- | Richard Jordan |
| Rory Armagh | --- | Perry King |
| Bernadette Hennessey Armagh | --- | Patty Duke |
| R.J. Squibbs | --- | Ray Bolger |
| Elizabeth Healey Hennessey | --- | Blair Brown |
| Father Hale | --- | John Carradine |
| Moira / Mary Armagh | --- | Katherine Crawford |
| Ed Healey | --- | Charles Durning |
| Sen. Enfield Bassett | --- | Henry Fonda |
| Sister Angela | --- | Celeste Holm |
| Judge Newell Chisholm | --- | John Houseman |
| Sean Armagh | --- | David Huffman |
| Old Syrup | --- | Burl Ives |
| Haroun 'Harry' Zieff | --- | Harvey Jason |
| Tom Hennessey | --- | Vic Morrow |
| Martinique | --- | Barbara Parkins |
| Katherine Hennessey | --- | Joanna Pettet |
| Marjorie Chisholm Armagh | --- | Jane Seymour |
| Mrs. Finch | --- | Ann Sothern |
| Charles Desmond | --- | Robert Vaughn |
| O'Herlihy | --- | Neville Brand |
| Braithwaite | --- | Pernell Roberts |
| Strickland | --- | Joe Kapp |
| Peg | --- | Linda Kelsey |
| Young Bernadette | --- | Elizabeth Cheshire |
| Young Joseph | --- | Johnny Doran |
| Sean, as a child | --- | Kristopher Marquis |
| Mary Armagh as a Child | --- | Missy Gold |
| Miss Emmy | --- | Beverly D'Angelo |
| Clair Montrose | --- | Peter Donat |
| Kevin Armagh | --- | Doug Heyes Jr.td> |
| Gannon | --- | Stefan Gierasch |
| Courtney Wickersham | --- | Terry Kiser |
| Gov. Skerritt | --- | Clifton James |
| Brian Armagh | --- | Cliff De Young |
| Gov. Hackett | --- | Alan Hewitt |
| Honora Houlihan Armagh | --- | Jenny Sullivan |
| Boland | --- | Sean McClory |
| President Garfield | --- | Richard Matheson |
| Orestes Bradley | --- | George Gaynes |
| Abraham Lincoln | --- | Ford Rainey |
| Jay Regan | --- | William Prince |
| Ann-Marie Armagh | --- | Ann Dusenberry |
| Father Scanlon | --- | Philip Bourneuf |
| Claudia Desmond Armagh | --- | Cynthia Sikes |
| James Spaulding | --- | Kermit Murdock |
| Young Courtney | --- | John Herbsleb |
| Young Rory | --- | Patrick Labyorteaux |
| Preston | --- | Mills Watson |
| Cpl. Lincoln Douglas | --- | Roger Robinson |
| Teddy Roosevelt | --- | Lee de Broux |
| Wounded Texan | --- | Robert Donner |
| Capt. Muldoon | --- | Ken Swofford |
| President McKinley | --- | Stephen Coit |
| Foreign Gentleman | --- | Giorgio Tozzi |
| Plover | --- | Severn Darden |
| William Jennings Bryan | --- | Byron Webster |
| Rosemary Armagh | --- | Tracey Gold |
| Cara Leslie | --- | Sian Barbara Allen |
| Aggie | --- | Sally Kirkland |
| Dr. Harris Herbert | --- | Bill Quinn |
| Pearl Gray | --- | Connie Kreski |
Written by Taylor Caldwell, Douglae Heyes
Adapted by Elinor Karpf, Steven Karpf
Directed by Douglas Heyes, Allan Reisner
Produced by Jo Swerling, Jr.
Executive Produced by Roy Huggins
Original Music by Elmer Bernstein, Dana Kaproff
Cinematography by Vilis Lapenieks, Isidore Mankofsky, Ric Waite
Film Editing by Edwin F. England, Lanny Lester, Christopher Nelson, Lawrence J. Vallario