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The Last of Mrs. Lincoln

The Last of Mrs. Lincoln

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The Last of Mrs. Lincoln depicts the final seventeen years of Mary Todd Lincoln's life, following her husband's assassination.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

130 mins

Rating

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Release Date

16 September 1976

Country

United States of America

Cast

Julie Harris

Julie Harris

Mary Todd Lincoln

Michael Cristofer

Michael Cristofer

Robert Lincoln

Robby Benson

Robby Benson

Tad Lincoln

Patrick Duffy

Patrick Duffy

Lewis Baker

Linda Kelsey

Linda Kelsey

Mary Harlan

Priscilla Morrill

Priscilla Morrill

Elizabeth Edwards

Denver Pyle

Denver Pyle

Senator Austin

Ford Rainey

Ford Rainey

Ninnian Edwards

Billy Simpson

Billy Simpson

Young Tad Lincoln

Royce Wallace

Royce Wallace

Lizzie

Kate Wilkinson

Kate Wilkinson

Mrs. McCullough

John Furlong

John Furlong

Porter

Kurtis Lee

Kurtis Lee

Grandson

Macon McCalman

Macon McCalman

Attendant

Joe 'Flash' Riley

Joe 'Flash' Riley

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