Uncle Earl (1985)
Earl K. Long is the only sitting governor ever committed to a mental institution, not once, but twice. Long was far from the “crazy country bumpkin” some claimed him to be. He was a sharp, fearless politician and a champion of working-class Louisianans. His private life also made headlines, particularly his highly publicized affair with New Orleans burlesque star Blaze Starr.
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Henry Clements as Narrator (voice) |
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Earl k. Long as Self (archive footage) |
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Blanche R. Long as Self |
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James H. Morrison as Self (as Jimmie Morrison) |
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Huey P. Long as Self (archive footage) |
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Russell B. Long as Self |
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Blaze Starr as Self (archive footage) |
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John S. Hunt II as Self |
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Ben Holt as Self |
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Sixty Rayburn as Self |
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Jimmie Davis as Self (archive footage) |
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Victor Bussie as Self |
| Writing | Rick Smith | Writer |
| Editing | Rick Smith | Editor |
| Production | Rick Smith | Producer |
| Production | Brooks Read | Assistant Production Manager |
| Crew | Tika Laudun | Cinematography |
| Crew | Clay Fourrier | Post Production Supervisor |
| Sound | Randy Ward | Audio Post Coordinator |
| Art | Donna LaFleur | Graphic Designer |
| Production | Tika Laudun | Researcher |