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McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)

Dir: Robert Altman         Drama / Western       stars 3
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McCabe & Mrs. Miller is an American western first released in 1971, directed by Robert Altman.  The film stars Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, Rene Auberjonois, William Devane and John Schuck.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.


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Credits
  • Director: Robert Altman
  • Script: Edmund Naughton, Robert Altman, Brian McKay
  • Photo: Vilmos Zsigmond
  • Cast: Warren Beatty (John McCabe), Julie Christie (Constance Miller), Rene Auberjonois (Sheehan), William Devane (The Lawyer), John Schuck (Smalley), Corey Fischer (Mr. Elliot), Bert Remsen (Bart Coyle), Shelley Duvall (Ida Coyle), Keith Carradine (Cowboy), Michael Murphy (Eugene Sears), Antony Holland (Ernie Hollander), Hugh Millais (Butler), Manfred Schulz (Kid), Jace Van Der Veen (Breed), Jackie Crossland (Lily), Elizabeth Murphy (Kate), Carey Lee McKenzie (Alma), Thomas Hill (Archer), Linda Sorenson (Blanche), Elisabeth Knight (Birdie), Janet Wright (Eunice), Maysie Hoy (Maisie), Linda Kupecek (Ruth), Jeremy Newson (Jeremy Berg), Wayne Robson (Bartender), Jack Riley (Riley Quinn), Robert Fortier (Town Drunk), Wayne Grace (Bartender), Wesley Taylor (Shorty Dunn), Anne Cameron (Mrs. Dunn), Graeme Campbell (Bill Cubbs), J.S. Johnson (J.J.), Joe Clarke (Joe Shortreed), Harry Frazier (Andy Anderson), Edwin Collier (Gilchrist), Terence Kelly (Quigley), Brantley Kearns (Fiddler), Don Francks (Buffalo), Rodney Gage (Sumner Washington), Lili Francks (Mrs. Washington), Joan Tewkesbury (Townswoman), Harvey Lowe (Townsman), Eric Schneider (Townsman), Milos Zatovic (Townsman), Claudine Melgrave (Townswoman), Derek Keurvorst (Townsman), Alex Diakun (Townsman), Gordon Robertson (Townsman)
  • Country: USA
  • Language: English
  • Runtime: 120 min


 
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