Randolph Scott
1898–1987- Actor
American actor, born in Orange County.
Pair · Actor and director
Randolph Scott made So Red the Rose with King Vidor
King Vidor directed Randolph Scott in So Red the Rose (1935).
The scion of the estate, Duncan Bedford (Randolph Scott) initially refuses to join the Confederate army ("I don't believe Americans should fight Americans") but his cousin Vallette Duncan (Margaret Sullavan) scorns his pacifism and singlehandedly diverts her slaves from rebellion.
King Vidor · authors · CC BY-SA 4.0
King Vidor
1894–1982- Director
American director, born in Galveston. Won the Academy Honorary Award. Nominated four times for the Academy Award for Best Director.
The film
So Red the Rose
Randolph Scott: actor · King Vidor: director
Music: W. Franke Harling
Camera: Victor Milner
Written by: Maxwell Anderson, Edwin Justus Mayer
Produced by: Douglas MacLean
See also
- Randolph Scott and Henry Hathaway8 films together
- King Vidor and John Gilbert6 films together
- Randolph Scott and John Carradine5 films together
- Randolph Scott and Robert Cummings2 films together
Worked with both
- John Wayne4 films with Randolph Scott, 1 with King Vidor
- Gary Cooper2 films with Randolph Scott, 3 with King Vidor
- Lon Chaney Jr.3 films with Randolph Scott, 1 with King Vidor
- Marion Davies1 film with Randolph Scott, 3 with King Vidor
- Henry Fonda1 film with Randolph Scott, 2 with King Vidor
- Errol Flynn2 films with Randolph Scott, 1 with King Vidor