--- title: 'I''d Climb the Highest Mountain (1951)' type: 'film' director: 'Henry King' released: '1951-01-01' runtime_minutes: 88 genres: - 'Drama' countries: - 'United States' canonical: 'https://cinepixo.com/movies/id-climb-the-highest-mountain-1951' review_count: 0 imdb: 'https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043667/' publisher: 'CinePixo' --- # I'd Climb the Highest Mountain (1951) 1951 · 88 min · Drama · United States ## Synopsis I'd Climb the Highest Mountain is a 1951 Technicolor religious drama film directed by Henry King, produced by Lamar Trotti and starring Susan Hayward and William Lundigan. The screenplay was written by Trotti based the 1910 novel A Circuit-Rider's Wife by Corra Harris about a minister and his wife in southern Appalachia. ## Credits - **Director:** [Henry King](https://cinepixo.com/people/henry-king) - **Screenplay:** [Henry King](https://cinepixo.com/people/henry-king), [Lamar Trotti](https://cinepixo.com/people/lamar-trotti) - **Producer:** [Lamar Trotti](https://cinepixo.com/people/lamar-trotti) - **Original Music Composer:** [Sol Kaplan](https://cinepixo.com/people/sol-kaplan) - **Director of Photography:** [Edward Cronjager](https://cinepixo.com/people/edward-cronjager) - **Editor:** [Barbara McLean](https://cinepixo.com/people/barbara-mclean) ## Cast - [Rory Calhoun](https://cinepixo.com/people/rory-calhoun) - [Ruth Donnelly](https://cinepixo.com/people/ruth-donnelly) - [Gene Lockhart](https://cinepixo.com/people/gene-lockhart) - [Alexander Knox](https://cinepixo.com/people/alexander-knox) - [William Lundigan](https://cinepixo.com/people/william-lundigan) - [Kathleen Lockhart](https://cinepixo.com/people/kathleen-lockhart) - [Lynn Bari](https://cinepixo.com/people/lynn-bari) - [Susan Hayward](https://cinepixo.com/people/susan-hayward) - [Barbara Bates](https://cinepixo.com/people/barbara-bates) ## Criticism on CinePixo No reviews published yet. Source: https://cinepixo.com/movies/id-climb-the-highest-mountain-1951 Film facts: Wikidata (Q3205397); synopsis from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Reviews, themes and notes are the work of this site's members.