Eleanor, First Lady of the World (1982)
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Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-TV biography, first telecast May 12, 1982. The film recounts Mrs. Roosevelt's life after the 1945 death of her husband, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. At the request of new president Truman, Eleanor serves as a United Nations… More Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-TV biography, first telecast May 12, 1982. The film recounts Mrs. Roosevelt's life after the 1945 death of her husband, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. At the request of new president Truman, Eleanor serves as a United Nations delegate, spending much of her time tilting with dedicated anti-FDR politico John Foster Dulles (E.G. Marshall). She goes on to spearhead the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, proving to Dulles--and to Soviet delegate Freddie Jones--that she's anything but soft on Communism. The winning teleplay for Eleanor: First Lady of the World was by Caryl Ledner and Cynthia Mandenberg. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- John Erman
- Genres
- Drama, Special Interest
G,
- On DVD
- Nov 11, 1992
- Studio
- Sony Pictures Entertainment
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Cast
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Richard Angarola
as Zafrulla
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Kabir Bedi
as Dr. Charles Malik
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John Bleifer
as Herr Simon
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Coral Browne
as Stella Reading
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David Frankham
as UN President
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Freddie Jones
as Dr. Pavlov
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Ken Kimmins
as Durward Sandifer
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Maurice Marsac
as Crillon Manager
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E.G. Marshall
as John Foster Dulles
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Lin McCarthy
as Sen. Arthur Vandenberg
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Duncan Ross
as Chairman 3rd Committee
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Essex Smith
as John Mays
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Jean Stapleton
as Eleanor Roosevelt
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Gail Strickland
as Anna Roosevelt Dall
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Joyce Van Patten
as Melvina "Tommy" Thompson
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Peter White
as James Roosevelt
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Lee Wilkof
as 1st Reporter
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Richard McKenzie
as Harry S. Truman
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Hannah Cutrona
as Hedi
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Jeffrey Marcus
as Buzz Dall
- John Miller
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Douglas Robinson
as 2nd Reporter
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Tasha Martel
as Mme. Jahan
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Chris Winfield
as 2nd Steward
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Curtis Roosevelt
as Epilogue Narrator
- Eleanor Roosevelt
- Kenneth Kimmins
- Dorothy Dells
- Linwood Mccarthy
