
John Henry
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Overview
The story follow legendary railroad worker John Henry during the late 19th century.
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Danny Glover
Danny Glover
John Henry
Danny Glover
John Henry


Tom Hulce
Tom Hulce
Quinn
Tom Hulce
Quinn


Lynn Whitfield
Lynn Whitfield
Pollie Ann
Lynn Whitfield
Pollie Ann


Barry Corbin
Barry Corbin
Mr. Jenkins
Barry Corbin
Mr. Jenkins


Thelma Houston
Thelma Houston
Edna
Thelma Houston
Edna


Lou Rawls
Lou Rawls
Jim Wallace
Lou Rawls
Jim Wallace


Julian Christopher
Julian Christopher
Spike
Julian Christopher
Spike
E'Lon Cox
E'Lon Cox
Edward
E'Lon Cox
Edward
David Donham
David Donham
Capt'n Johnson
David Donham
Capt'n Johnson
Jadili Johnson
Jadili Johnson
Young John Henry
Jadili Johnson
Young John Henry
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