Andrew Jackson

Overview

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Andrew Jackson
Personal Details
Nicknames	Old Hickory
Born	15 March 1767
Died	8 June 1845
Nationality	American
Occupation	President of the United States (1829-1837)
Political Party	Democratic Party
Spouse(s)	Rachel Jackson
Residence	The Hermitage The White House
Military Service
Allegiance	United States
Service/branch	United States Army
Years of service	1780 - 1821

Andrew Jackson (15 March 1767 – 8 June 1845) was an American soldier who served as the seventh President of the United States, from 1829 to 1837, and the first from the Democratic Party.

Popular Culture

Appearances

Variants

Year	Name	Appearance	Notes
1903	Andrew Jackson	Round Anvil Rock, author Nancy Huston Banks	General Jackson makes some small appearances in this period romance novel.
1936	Andrew Jackson	The Gorgeous Hussy	Jackson was portrayed by Lionel Barrymore.
1942	Andrew Jackson	The Remarkable Andrew	A civil servant in legal problems with corrupt town officials receives legal aid from historical figures he idolizes. Portrayed by Brian Donlevy. Montagu Love portrayed George Washington, Gilbert Emery portrayed Thomas Jefferson, George Watts portrayed Benjamin Franklin, and Rod Cameron portrayed Jesse James.
1952	Andrew Jackson	Lone Star	Portrayed by Lionel Barrymore.
1953	Andrew Jackson	The President's Lady	Portrayed by Charlton Heston. The film also starred Susan Hayward as Rachel Donelson.
1956	President Andrew Jackson	The First Texan	Portrayed by Carl Benton Reid.
1957	President Andrew Jackson	The Adventures of Jim Bowie, episode "Jackson's Assassination"	Portrayed by Leslie Kimmell.
1958	Andrew Jackson	The Buccaneer	Portrayed for the final time by Charlton Heston.
2004	Andrew Jackson	First Invasion: The War of 1812	A History channel documentary. Jackson is played by Dave Fagerberg and voiced by Dave O'Donnell, while James Madison is played by Mark D. Hutter.
2012	Andrew Jackson	Andrew Jackson: Most Terrifying Man Ever Elected President	Satirically depicted as a mass-murdering, reality warping madman who launched a physical assault on God.
2015	Andrew Jackson	Texas Rising	Portrayed by Kris Kristofferson.

Mentions

Year	Name	Appearance	Notes
1973	Andrew Jackson	For Want of a Nail, author Robert Sobel	After the failure of the American Revolution, Jackson and the other surviving Patriots relocate to what becomes the State of Jefferson. He eventually becomes President of the United States of Mexico. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln are also mentioned.
2004	Andrew Jackson	National Treasure	Portrayed by an actor unknown to this wiki in a deleted scene.
2014	Andrew Jackson	How to Fight Presidents, author Daniel O'Brien	One of 39 Presidents against whom combat strategies are proposed to the reader.
2020	Andrew Jackson	I Want no Quid Pro Quo	His portrait hangs on the wall behind 45th US President Donald Trump. Barack Obama also has a non-speaking appearance.
2020	Andrew Jackson	Midnight Screenings, episode "Mank, Godmothered, Anything for Andrew"	In a review of the film "Anything for Andrew", Brad Jones jokingly refers to it as "Anything for Andrew Jackson".

Links

• Andrew Jackson on Wikipedia
• Andrew Jackson on Encyclopædia Britannica
• Andrew Jackson on TV Tropes