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"The Adams Chronicles" Chapter VII: John Quincy Adams, Diplomat (1976)


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Director:
Anthony Page
Writer:
Virginia Kassel (created by)
TV Series:
"The Adams Chronicles" (1976)
Original Air Date:
2 March 1976 (Season 1, Episode 7)
Genre:
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Cast

 (Episode Cast)
Henry Butler ... James Monroe
Jack Dengle ... Hinch
Valerie French ... Countess Rostov
Douglas Gordon ... Anglican Minister
Barton Heyman ... Captain Beckford
John Horn ... Lieutenant Mountgarret
Michael Kane ... General Caulaincourt

Ken Kercheval ... James Madison
Steven Krey ... Charles Francis Adams (boy)

Christopher Lloyd ... Tsar Alexandre I
Robert Moberly ... Senator Bayard
George Pentecost ... Henry Goulburn
William Roerick ... Lord Gambier
Paul Sparer ... Chancellor Nikolay Rumyantsev
Thomas A. Stewart ... Charles Francis Adams

Michael Tolan ... Narrator
Michael Wager ... Albert Gallatin
Kate Wilkinson ... Nurse
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Anthony Page 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Virginia Kassel  created by

Produced by
Virginia Kassel .... series producer
 
Camera and Electrical Department
William C. Knight .... lighting director (as William Knight)
Dick Weiss .... lighting director
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
George Newman .... wardrobe
Marilyn Putnam .... wardrobe
 
Music Department
John Adams .... music producer
Sybil Weinberger .... music supervisor
 
Other crew
Ellen Barrett .... production assistant
 
Series Cast
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Michael O'Hare ... Richard Cranch

Jeffrey Jones

Wesley Addy ... Andrew Jackson

David Birney ... John Quincy Adams
W.B. Brydon ... Samuel Adams

William Daniels ... John Quincy Adams
Curt Dawson ... John Hancock
George Grizzard ... John Adams

George Hearn ... Henry Clay
Patrick Horgan ... Lord Howe
Duncan Inches ... French gentleman (uncredited)
William Shust ... Patrick Henry
Jean-Pierre Stewart ... Alexis de Toqueville
John Tillinger ... King George III
Allan Carlsen ... John Adams II
Tim Wilson ... John Adams II - younger
M'el Dowd ... Madame Brillon

Katharine Houghton ... Nabby
Lisa Lucas ... Abigail 'Nabby' Adams II

Nancy Marchand ... Mrs. Smith
Pamela Payton-Wright ... Louisa Catherine Adams

Kathryn Walker ... Abigail Smith Adams

K.C. Ligon ... Fanny

Series Crew
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Directed by
Paul Bogart (episodes 1 and 2)
James Cellan Jones (episodes 3, 4 and 11)
Fred Coe (episodes 8, 10, 12 and 13)
Barry Davis (episodes 5 and 6)
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Lionel Chetwynd  uncredited
Sam Hall  written by
Tad Mosel 

Produced by
Paul Bogart .... producer
James Cellan Jones .... producer
Robert Costello .... producer
Jac Venza .... executive producer
 
Production Design by
Ed Wittstein 
 
Costume Design by
Alvin Colt 
 
Makeup Department
Joseph Cranzano .... makeup designer (as Joe Cranzano)
Max Henriquez .... makeup designer
Margaret Sunshine .... makeup designer
Joe Tubens .... hair stylist
 
Sound Department
Emil Neroda .... sound mixer
 
Camera and Electrical Department
George Riesenberger .... lighting director
Carl Samrock .... still photographer
 
Other crew
Anne Howard Bailey .... story editor
 
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