Trouble Along the Way

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Trouble Along the Way
Directed by Michael Curtiz
Produced by Melville Shavelson
Written by Robert Hardy Andrews (story)
Douglas Morrow (story)
Jack Rose
Melvill Shavelson
James Edward Grant (uncredited)
Starring John Wayne
Donna Reed
Charles Coburn
Music by Max Steiner
Cinematography Archie Stout
Editing by Owen Marks
Distributed by Warner Brothers
Release date(s) April 4, 1953
Running time 110 minutes
Country United States
Language English

Trouble Along the Way was a 1953 film starring John Wayne and Donna Reed, with a supporting cast including Charles Coburn and Marie Windsor. The movie was directed by Michael Curtiz, director of Casablanca. The black-and-white comedy was released by Warner Bros. with an aspect ratio of 1:33.

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John Wayne portrays a college football coach (Stephen 'Steve' Aloysius Williams) who has been fired from previous jobs for violating rules relating to players' eligibility. Wayne's character is a divorced father of an eleven-year-old tomboy, Carol (Sherry Jackson). Charles Coburn (Father Matthew William Burke) plays the dean of a financially distressed Catholic college in New York City who hires Wayne to make the college's football team competitive so that receipts from game ticket sales will supply funds for the college. Donna Reed plays a social worker (Alice Singleton) who in investigating complaints of child neglect against John Wayne's character.

James Dean appears as an uncredited extra in the film, during a scene in the college chapel.

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