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Blue Collar (1978) - film review

  Paul Schrader Crime / Dramastars 4
Summary
Blue Collar is an American crime film first released in 1978, directed by Paul Schrader.  The film stars Richard Pryor, Harvey Keitel, Yaphet Kotto, Ed Begley Jr. and Harry Bellaver.  Our overall rating for this film is: very good.

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Credits
  • Director: Paul Schrader
  • Script: Paul Schrader
  • Photo: Bobby Byrne
  • Music: Jack Nitzsche
  • Cast: Richard Pryor (Zeke Brown), Harvey Keitel (Jerry Bartowski), Yaphet Kotto (Smokey James), Ed Begley Jr. (Bobby Joe), Harry Bellaver (Eddie Johnson Union President AAW Local 291), George Memmoli (Jenkins), Lucy Saroyan (Arlene Bartowski), Lane Smith (Clarence Hill, Union Steward), Cliff De Young (John Burrows), Borah Silver (Dogshit Miller, Foreman), Chip Fields (Caroline Brown), Harry Northup (Hank), Leonard Gaines (Mr. Bird, I.R.S. Man), Milton Selzer (Sumabitch), Sammy Warren (Barney), Jimmy Martinez (Charlie T. Hernandez, Loan Shark), Jerry Dahlmann (Superintendent), Denny Arnold (Thug), Rock Riddle (Blond Thug), Stacey Baldwin (Donny Bartowski), Steve Butts (Bob Bartowski), Stephen P. Dunn (Flanagan), Speedy Brown (Blue), Davone Florence (Frazer Balchin), Eddie Singleton (Ali Brown), Ava Singleton (Aretha Brown), Vernetta Royster (Neighbor), Jaime Carreire (Little Joe), Victoria McFarland (Doris), Gloria Delaney (Party Girl), Rosa Flores (Party Girl), Crystal McCarey (Party Girl), Debra Fay Walker (Party Girl), Gino Ardito (Detective), Sean Fallon Walsh (Detective), Vincent Lucchesi (Newspaper Reporter), Jerry Snider (TV Reporter), Colby Chester (TV Reporter), Donl Morse (Union Member), William Pelt (Union Member), Tracey Walter (Union Member), Almeria Quinn (Union Secretary), Lee McDonald (Security Guard), Rodney Lee Walker (Boy in Dime Store), Jimmy Williams (Union member with broken leg)
  • Country: USA
  • Language: English
  • Runtime: 114 min




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