What is the duration of Going Home?

The duration of Going Home is 97 mins.

What is the original language of Going Home?

The original language of Going Home is English.

Who directed Going Home?

Going Home was directed by Herbert B. Leonard.

Which studio made Going Home?

Going Home was produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

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Q: Does Going Home have end credit scenes?

Going Home does not have end credit scenes.

Drama

Runtime

97 mins

Language

English

After serving 13 years for his wife’s murder, mechanic Harry Graham is released on parole and moves to a quiet seaside town, taking a trailer‑park slot, a job and a new girlfriend. His fragile fresh start shatters when his estranged son Jimmy, who watched his mother die and grew up in foster homes, arrives intent on revenge.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Studio

Herbert B. Leonard

Director

Does Going Home have end credit scenes?

No!

Going Home does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of Going Home

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Robert Mitchum

Harry K. Graham

Brenda Vaccaro

Jenny

George Mathews

Malloy

Sally Kirkland

Ann Graham

Jason Bernard

Jimmy (at age 6)

David Wilson

Sailor #1

George DiCenzo

Sergeant

Josh Mostel

Bonelli

Mary Louise Wilson

Real Estate Lady

Lou Gilbert

Mr. Katz

Lou Criscuolo

Angry Man

Barbara Brownell

Betsy

Jan-Michael Vincent

Jimmy Graham

Audrey Landers

Arby's Customer (uncredited)

Hope Clarke

Mother at Prison

Vicki Sue Robinson

Hippie Girl

Tom Spratley

Guard

Tim Wallace

Drunk in Bowling Alley

Carol Gustafson

Ella

Joseph Attles

Bible Man

Ann Thomas

Lady in Nursery

Glenn Walken

Sailor #2

Clay Watkins

Sailor #3

Bruce Kornbluth

Sailor #4

Richard Goode

Pleasant Man

Lawrence E. Bender

Pass Clerk

Jules Sicilia

Drunk in Bowling Alley

Lynn Terry

Night Club Entertainer

William K. Leech

Portman

Ben Terry

Night Club Entertainer

Shari Marcell

Waitress

Hank Luba

Friend #1 on the Beach

Jack C. Harper

Friend #3 on the Beach

Edward Steinfeld

Friend #2 on the Beach

Ginny Heller

Friend #4 on the Beach

Paula Swart

Girl at the Trailer Park

William R. Tebbs

Mechanic

Winkie Miller

Girl at Party

Carol Wilkerson

Girl at Prison

Robert Rinier

Bowler

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Cars Featured in Going Home

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Buick

1961

Buick

1966

Skylark

Chevrolet

1965

Impala Wagon

Chevrolet

Step-Van

Chrysler

1964

Newport

Chrysler

1971

Newport

Dodge

1957

100

Ford

1964

Country Sedan

Ford

1970

Custom

Ford

1959

Custom 300

Going Home Themes and Keywords

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Going Home Other Names and Titles

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