What is the duration of The Jazz Singer?

The duration of The Jazz Singer is 107 mins.

What is the original language of The Jazz Singer?

The original language of The Jazz Singer is English.

Who directed The Jazz Singer?

The Jazz Singer was directed by Michael Curtiz.

Which studio made The Jazz Singer?

The Jazz Singer was produced by Warner Bros. Pictures.

The Jazz Singer 1952

Q: Does The Jazz Singer have end credit scenes?

The Jazz Singer does not have end credit scenes.

Music

Drama

Runtime

107 mins

Language

English

Filled with music and heart, the film follows a talented young Jewish man whose love for jazz clashes with his traditional family's expectations. As he strives to forge his own identity and pursue a singing career, he must confront familial pressure and the pain of choosing between heritage and personal passion.

Warner Bros. Pictures

Studio

Michael Curtiz

Director

Does The Jazz Singer have end credit scenes?

No!

The Jazz Singer does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Mildred Dunnock

Ruth Golding

Vince Barnett

Bartender

Justin Smith

Phil Stevens

Harry Harvey

Train Conductor

Stuart Hall

Waiter

William Schallert

Assistant Stage Manager (uncredited)

Peggy Lee

Judy Lane

Murray Alper

Taxi Driver (uncredited)

Harold Gordon

Rabbi Roth

Tom Tully

Dan McGurney

Alex Gerry

Uncle Louie

Charles Watts

Leon Ballinger

Allyn Joslyn

George Miller

Henry Slate

Master of Ceremonies

Ralph Brooks

Man in Audience

James Gonzalez

Dance Director

Danny Thomas

Jerry Golding

Dan Barton

Ray Mullins

Amzie Strickland

Woman in Synagogue

Barry Norton

Nightclub Patron

David Leonard

Dr. Johnson

Gayne Whitman

Mr. Eskow

James Conaty

Party Guest

Wilbur Mack

Man in Agent's Office / Nightclub Patron

Angi O. Poulos

Club Owner

Joan Winfield

Nurse

Bess Flowers

Party Guest / Nightclub Extra (uncredited)

Mike Lally

Nightclub Patron

Harold Miller

Nightclub Patron / Party Guest

Bert Stevens

Party Guest

Charles Sherlock

Bartender

Suzanne Ridgway

Chorine / Night Club Patron / Party Girl

Jimmy Conlin

Mr. Demming, Photographer

Anthony Jochim

Mr. Michton

Fred Rapport

Trustee

Ezelle Poule

Casting Secretary

Phil Arnold

Stagehand

Gustave Lax

Cantor

Jimmy Ames

Music Store Proprietor

Eduard Franz

David Golding

Earl Lee

Arthur

Anitra Stevens

Yvonne

Frank Remsden

Trustee

Sam Wolfe

Sammy

Hal Ross

Joseph

Marcoreta Hellman

Mrs. Robbins

Philip Rini

Child Singer

Robert Wegner

Synagogue Elder

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