

1955·Western·2h 25m
6.9
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In the Oklahoma territory at the turn of the twentieth century, two young cowboys vie with a violent ranch hand and a traveling peddler for the hearts of the women they love.
Directed by Fred Zinnemann
horseback riding
oklahoma
ranch
musical
based on play or musical
frontier
peddler
shivaree
statehood
smokehouse
unspoken love
1900s

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Cast

Gordon MacRae
Curly McLain

Shirley Jones
Laurey Williams

Gloria Grahame
Ado Annie Carnes

Charlotte Greenwood
Aunt Eller

Eddie Albert
Ali Hakim

Rod Steiger
Jud Fry

Jay C. Flippen
Skidmore

James Whitmore
Mr. Carnes

Gene Nelson
Will Parker

Barbara Lawrence
Gertie

Roy Barcroft
Marshal

James Mitchell
Dream Curly / Dancer
Crew

Fred Zinnemann
Director

Sonya Levien
Screenplay

Richard Rodgers
Original Music Composer

Robert Surtees
Director of Photography

Arthur Hornblow Jr.
Producer

Oscar Hammerstein II
Executive Producer

Richard Rodgers
Executive Producer

Orry-Kelly
Costume Design

Richard Rodgers
Songs

Richard Rodgers
Music

Oscar Hammerstein II
Musical

Oscar Hammerstein II
Lyricist
Popular Reviews
130 reviews
DevonxdPRO
7.0★ · 07/12/26

“ Hey jud! Kys!!! “ 🤠😄
“ Hey jud! Kys!!! “ 🤠😄
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Andrew Warren
6.0★ · 03/04/26

Directed by Fred Zinnemann (From Here to Eternity, A Man for All Seasons), Oklahoma! made history being the first film shot in 65mm, and to be presented in 70mm by Todd-AO, a format used for many old roadshow versions of American epics in the late 50’s and 60’s. As for this film, while it’s stunning Technicolor is beautiful, the story is rather boring if I’m being honest. I liked some of the musical numbers, specifically Surrey With a Fringe On Top, because it reminded me of the scene where Harry and Sally sing it in When Harry Met Sally. But overall, this is a fairly boring watch for such an important film in film history.
Directed by Fred Zinnemann (From Here to Eternity, A Man for All Seasons), Oklahoma! made history being the first film shot in 65mm, and to be presented in 70mm by Todd-AO, a format used for many old roadshow versions of American epics in the late 50’s and 60’s. As for this film, while it’s stunning Technicolor is beautiful, the story is rather boring if I’m being honest. I liked some of the musical numbers, specifically Surrey With a Fringe On Top, because it reminded me of the scene where Harry and Sally sing it in When Harry Met Sally. But overall, this is a fairly boring watch for such an important film in film history.
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Georgia
6.0★ · 05/21/26



Okla-homa okla-homa yay 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 the final song is the best part out of the whole film, also hyped because me and Gordon share a last name 🙌
Okla-homa okla-homa yay 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 the final song is the best part out of the whole film, also hyped because me and Gordon share a last name 🙌
avaa
10.0★ · 03/18/26

a western film that didn’t make me want to sob or be angry at period-accurate troubles:
a western film that didn’t make me want to sob or be angry at period-accurate troubles:
ineapplejuice

I didn’t actually watch this, I watched my friends’ college’s production of it and it was really really really good and everything was well done and I enjoyed it a lot and I’ll almost certainly like their version more than this film. So for now this is gonna be my review and rating for the show I watched. No I don’t care if it’s not technically right or whatever. I really liked it. Everyone was awesome. My friend died but he was so good in it obviously. I probably won’t even watch the movie actually because this was GEM!
I didn’t actually watch this, I watched my friends’ college’s production of it and it was really really really good and everything was well done and I enjoyed it a lot and I’ll almost certainly like their version more than this film. So for now this is gonna be my review and rating for the show I watched. No I don’t care if it’s not technically right or whatever. I really liked it. Everyone was awesome. My friend died but he was so good in it obviously. I probably won’t even watch the movie actually because this was GEM!