I'd Climb the Highest Mountain

"A minister from the Deep South is assigned a new parish and moves with his wife to a town in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains, where he tends to the spiritual and emotional needs of his small flock."

Cast

Susan Hayward

as Mary Elizabeth Eden Thompson

William Lundigan

as Rev. William Asbury Thompson

Rory Calhoun

as Jack Stark

Barbara Bates

as Jenny Brock

Gene Lockhart

as Jeff Brock

Lynn Bari

as Mrs. Billywith

Ruth Donnelly

as Glory White

Kathleen Lockhart

as Mrs. Brock

Alexander Knox

as Tom Salter

Jean Inness

as Mrs. Salter

Frank Tweddell

as Dr. Fleming

Nina G. Brown

as Parishoner (uncredited)

Bobby C. Canup

as Two-Headed Boy (uncredited)

Fay Fogg

as Martin Twin (uncredited)

Kay Fogg

as Martin Twin (uncredited)

Harvey Hester

as Parishoner (uncredited)

Jean Inness

as Mrs. Martha Salter (uncredited)

Otis Mason

as Otis, the chauffeur (uncredited)

Edward Mundy

as Parishoner (uncredited)

Arispah Palmer

as Bit Role (uncredited)

Wallace Rogers

as Minister (uncredited)

Dorothea Carolyn Sims

as Martha Salter (uncredited)

Grady Starnes

as Pike Boy (uncredited)

Myrtle Stovall

as Minister's Wife (uncredited)

Claude Stowers

as Stationmaster (uncredited)

Thomas Syfan

as Bud Pike (uncredited)

Frank Tweddell

as Dr. Fleming, MD (uncredited)

Jerry Vandiver

as George Salter (uncredited)

Caroline White

as Bit Role (uncredited)

Richard Wilson

as Bill Salter (uncredited)

Crew

Henry King

Director

Corra Harris

Novel

Sol Kaplan

Original Music Composer

Edward Cronjager

Director of Photography

Lamar Trotti

Screenplay

Henry King

Screenplay

Lamar Trotti

Producer

Barbara McLean

Editor

Maurice Ransford

Art Direction

Lyle R. Wheeler

Art Direction

Thomas Little

Set Decoration

Al Orenbach

Set Decoration

Charles LeMaire

Costume Design

Edward Stevenson

Costume Design

Ben Nye

Makeup Artist

Lynn F. Reynolds

Makeup Artist

Eugene Grossman

Sound

Roger Heman Sr.

Sound