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| Warner Bros. Entertainment (1972) | |||||
| Adventure, Drama, Suspense/Thriller | |||||
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#2336 |
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6*
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| Jon Voight | Ed | |
| Burt Reynolds | Lewis | |
| Ned Beatty | Bobby | |
| Ronny Cox | Drew | |
| Ed Ramey | Old Man | |
| Billy Redden | Lonnie | |
| Seamon Glass | First Griner | |
| Randall Deal | Second Griner | |
| Bill McKinney | Mountain Man | |
| Herbert 'Cowboy' Coward | Toothless Man | |
| Lewis Crone | First Deputy | |
| Ken Keener | Second Deputy | |
| Johnny Popwell | Ambulance Driver | |
| John Fowler | Doctor | |
| Kathy Rickman | Nurse | |
| Louise Coldren | Mrs. Biddiford | |
| Peter Ware | Taxi Driver | |
| James Dickey | Sheriff Bullard | |
| Macon McCalman | Deputy Queen | |
| Hoyt Pollard | Boy at Gas Station | |
| Belinda Beatty | Martha Gentry (as Belinha Beatty) | |
| Charley Boorman | Ed's Boy (as Charlie Boorman) | |
| Herbert Coward | Toothless Man |
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| Producer | John Boorman
Charles Orme |
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| Writer | James Dickey
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| Cinematography | Vilmos Zsigmond
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Four city businessmen try their hand at canoeing along a soon-to-be-destroyed river in the deep woods of Georgia. What begins as a weekend adventure becomes a desparate battle for survival when they're confronted by the terrors of the raging river and brutal assailants in this three-time Oscar-nominated classic. Selected for preservation in the National Film Registry in 2008, Deliverance remains as beautiful and visceral as ever. |
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