Pocket Money (1972) - film review

Western / Comedy

Summary

Pocket Money is an American western first released in 1972, directed by Stuart Rosenberg. The film is based on a novel by J.P.S. Brown and stars Paul Newman, Lee Marvin, Strother Martin, Wayne Rogers and Hector Elizondo. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Script: J.P.S. Brown (novel), John Gay, Terrence Malick
Photo: László Kovács
Music: Alex North
Cast: Paul Newman (Jim Kane), Lee Marvin (Leonard), Strother Martin (Bill Garrett), Wayne Rogers (Stretch Russell), Hector Elizondo (Juan), Christine Belford (Adelita), Kelly Jean Peters (Sharon (Kane’s ex-wife)), Gregory Sierra (Guerro Chavarin), Fred Graham (Uncle Herb), Matt Clark (American prisoner), Claudio Miranda (Manisterio Publico), R. Camargo (Don Tomas), Richard Farnsworth (Man), Mickey Gilbert (Cowboy), Wynn Pearce (Border Patrolman), John Verros (Almara), Bruce Davis Bayne (Bank customer), Ken Freehill (Bank Customer), Terrence Malick (Worksman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 102 min

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