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How long is Ryan's Daughter?
3 hours and 20 minutes
When was Ryan's Daughter released?
November 9, 1970
What is the IMDb rating of Ryan's Daughter?
7.4 out of 10
Who stars in Ryan's Daughter?
Robert Mitchum
,
Trevor Howard
, and
John Mills
Who wrote Ryan's Daughter?
Robert Bolt
Who directed Ryan's Daughter?
David Lean
Who was the composer for Ryan's Daughter?
Maurice Jarre
Who was the producer of Ryan's Daughter?
Anthony Havelock-Allan
Who was the cinematographer for Ryan's Daughter?
Freddie Young
Who was the editor of Ryan's Daughter?
Norman Savage
Who are the characters in Ryan's Daughter?
Charles Shaughnessy, Father Collins, Randolph Doryan, Michael, Thomas Ryan, Rosy Ryan, Tim O'Leary, and Maureen
What is the plot of Ryan's Daughter?
Set in the wake of the 1916 Easter Rising, a married woman in a small Irish village has an affair with a troubled British officer.
What was the budget for Ryan's Daughter?
$15 million
How much did Ryan's Daughter earn at the worldwide box office?
$8,770
What is Ryan's Daughter rated?
R
What genre is Ryan's Daughter?
Drama and Romance
How many awards has Ryan's Daughter won?
9 awards
How many awards has Ryan's Daughter been nominated for?
31 nominations
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