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The Work and the Glory II: American Zion

The Work and the Glory II: American Zion (2005)Cast and Crew

Movie"Every Dream Has a Price"

Cast

S
Sam Hennings
as Benjamin Steed
B
Brenda Strong
as Mary Ann Steed
E
Eric Johnson
as Joshua Steed
A
Alexander Carroll
as Nathan Steed
B
Brighton Hertford
as Melissa Steed
K
Kimberly Varadi
as Becca Steed
C
Colin Ford
as Matthew Steed
S
Sarah Bastian
as Lydia Steed
E
Emily Podleski
as Jessica Roundy
J
Jim Grimshaw
as Josiah McBride
J
Jonathan Scarfe
as Joseph Smith
M
Melanie Hawkins
as Emma Smith
F
Frank Ashmore
as Martin Harris
C
Curtis Andersen
as Carl Rogers
J
Jeff Ham
as Obadiah Cornwell
G
Giulia Pagano
as Mother Smith
R
Raphael Sbarge
as Parley Pratt
M
Mike Pniewski
as Wilson Everett
M
Matthew Carlton
as George Simpson
M
Michael Bowen
as Robert Johnson
C
Caitlin Bradbury
as Mary Partridge
D
David Dwyer
as William Phelps
R
R. D. Call
as Boggs
M
Milton Bagby
as Caleb, Farmer
D
Danny Nelson
as Reverend Samuel Bogart
A
Andrew Bowen
as Brigham Young
H
Haynes Brooke
as Edward Partridge
N
Nakotah LaRance
as Pidgeon
R
Russell Durham Comegys
as Ruffian
J
John Henry Scott
as Deputy Frank
A
Adam Heffernan
as Deputy Smiley
D
Don Henderson Baker
as Ezra Booth
A
Annie Abbott
as Edith Gates
W
Wilbur Fitzgerald
as Magistrate
M
Mark Scarboro
as Newell K. Whitney
M
Mary Tanner Bailey
as Elsa Johnson
S
Stephen Michael Ayers
as Father Smith
R
Rowan Arlo Bishop
as Infant Joseph Smith
K
Kati Massey
as Little Girl on Snow Trail
B
Brett Taylor
as Man Crossing Street
W
William David Witt
as Temple Builder
B
Barry J. Miller
as Mormon Immigrant (uncredited)
W
William J. Mode
as Militiaman / Tavern Patron / Citizen (uncredited)

Crew

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Sterling Van Wagenen
Director
G
Gerald N. Lund
Novel
M
Matt Whitaker
Screenplay
S
Sam Cardon
Original Music Composer

The Work and the Glory Collection

Recently moved to upstate New York from the comfort of their Vermont homestead, the Benjamin Steed family makes their way into the established social structure of Palmyra. In their attempt to settle peacefully into the new community, they discover that the help they have hired to clear their land is at the center of a religious controversy - a controversy that threatens to tear the family apart. As two of the Steed brothers contend for the favor of a wealthy merchant's daughter, they find themselves on opposite sides of the religious question. Although the family struggles to smooth the contention, they soon face deeper issues of family loyalty and the pursuit of truth.