The Man (1972) follows the unexpected political journey of Senate President pro tempore Douglas Dilman, portrayed by James Earl Jones. The narrative begins with a tragic event where both the President and Speaker of the House perish in a building collapse. The Vice-President, unable to assume the presidency due to health issues, leaves the path clear for Dilman to become the first African American to hold the highest office in the land. As Dilman navigates the complexities of the Oval Office, he faces a series of challenges that test his political acumen and leadership abilities. The story unfolds over the critical period leading up to the next election, where Dilman must decide whether to seek a full term as President.
The Man (1972)
1972 · Movie · 93 min. · United States
Credits
Direction Joseph Sargent
Cast James Earl Jones · Martin Balsam · Burgess Meredith · Lew Ayres · William Windom · Barbara Rush · Georg Stanford Brown · Janet MacLachlan · Martin E. Brooks · Simon Scott · Patric Knowles · Robert DoQui · Anne Seymour · Jack Benny
Soundtrack Jerry Goldsmith
Screenplay Rod Serling · Irving Wallace
Cinematography Edward Rosson
Technical sheet
Title The Man
Original title The Man
Year 1972
Type Movie
Length 93 min.
Country United States
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