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| MGM/UA (1969) | |||||
| Drama, Queer Themes/Interest | |||||
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In Collection
#744 |
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8*
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| Dustin Hoffman | Enrico Salvatore Rizzo | |
| Brenda Vaccaro | Shirley | |
| Jon Voight | Joe Buck | |
| Sylvia Miles | Cass | |
| John McGiver | Mr. O'Daniel | |
| Ruth White | Sally Buck - Texas | |
| Barnard Hughes | Towny | |
| Gary Owens | Little Joe - Texas | |
| Jennifer Salt | Annie - Texas | |
| Georgann Johnson | Rich Lady - New York | |
| Al Scott | Cafeteria Manager - Texas | |
| Gilman Rankin | Woodsy Niles - Texas | |
| George Eppersen | Ralph - Texas | |
| Linda Davis | Mother on the Bus - Texas | |
| J.T. Masters | Old Cow-Hand - Texas | |
| Jonathan Kramer | Jackie - New York | |
| T. Tim Marlow | Little Joe - Texas | |
| Ariene Reeder | The Old Lady - Texas | |
| Dustin Hoffman | Ratso | |
| T. Tom Marlow | Little Joe - Texas | |
| Arlene Reeder | The Old Lady - Texas | |
| Anthony Holland | TV Bishop - New York | |
| Bob Balaban | The Young Student - New York | |
| Jan Tice | Freaked-Out Lady - New York | |
| Paul Benjamin | Bartender - New York | |
| Peter Scalia | Vegetable Grocer - New York | |
| Vito Siracusa | Vegetable Grocer - New York | |
| Peter Zamagias | Hat Shop Owner - New York |
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| Producer |
Kenneth Utt
Jerome Hellman |
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| Writer/Composer |
James Leo Herlihy
Waldo Salt |
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| Cinematography |
Adam Holender
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| Music |
John Barry
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Joe Buck is a wide-eyed hustler from Texas hoping to score big with wealthy New York City women; he finds a companion in Enrico "Ratso" Rizzo, an ailing swindler with a bum leg and a quixotic fantasy of escaping to Florida. |
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