Mr. Smith Goes To Washington

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A naive, idealistic senator, Jefferson Smith, battles corruption in the U.S. Senate with a filibuster. A tale of integrity vs. power; his Boy Rangers' spirit triumphs over the cynical manipulation of politics. An enduring tribute to civic duty and moral courage.

Mr. Smith Goes To Washington Trivia

Who directed the 1939 film "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington"? (Expert)
#1: Frank Capra
#2: Orson Welles
#3: John Ford
#4: Alfred Hitchcock
Who played the role of Jefferson Smith in the 1939 film "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington"? (Genius)
#1: Humphrey Bogart
#2: James Stewart
#3: Clark Gable
#4: Cary Grant
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Mr. Smith Goes To Washington Fun Facts

The film used over 200 extras in the scenes depicting the U.S. Senate.
A filibuster scene in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington lasted for over 23 hours on film.

Mr. Smith Goes To Washington Polls

Who is your favorite character in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Jefferson Smith
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Senator Paine
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Smith's speech
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Jefferson Smith
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October 17, 1939

Release of 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington'

The movie 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington' directed by Frank Capra was released, portraying a story about idealism and political corruption in the United States Senate.

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1930s

Frank Capra's Impact on Cinema

Frank Capra, the director of 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington', became renowned for his contributions to American cinema and his portrayal of idealism in his films.

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1930s

U.S. Senate Political Climate in 1930s

The political environment and corruption in the U.S. Senate during the 1930s inspired the themes and story of 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington'.

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