Sometimes a Great Notion (1971) - film review

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Sometimes a Great Notion is an American action film first released in 1971, directed by Paul Newman. The film stars Paul Newman, Henry Fonda, Lee Remick and Michael Sarrazin. It has also been released under the title: Never Give an Inch. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Paul Newman
Script: Ken Kesey, John Gay
Photo: Richard Moore
Music: Henry Mancini
Cast: Paul Newman (Hank Stamper), Henry Fonda (Henry Stamper), Lee Remick (Viv Stamper, Hank’s Wife), Michael Sarrazin (Leland Stamper), Richard Jaeckel (Joe Ben Stamper), Linda Lawson (Jan Stamper, Joe Ben’s Wife), Cliff Potts (Andy Stamper), Sam Gilman (John Stamper), Lee de Broux (Willard Eggleston), Jim Burk (Biggy Newton), Roy Jenson (Howie Elwood), Joe Maross (Floyd Evenwrite), Roy Poole (Jonathan Stamper), Charles Tyner (Les Gibbons), Bennie E. Dobbins (Bit Part), Alan Gibbs (Bit Part), Mickey Gilbert (Bit Part), Dick Hudkins (Bit Part), Terry Leonard (Bit Part), Fred Lerner (Bit Part), Gary McLarty (Bit Part), Hal Needham (Bit Part), J.N. Roberts (Bit Part), Dean Smith (Bit Part), Fred M. Waugh (Bit Part), Fred Zendar (Bit Part), Jon Morgan Woodward (A logger)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 113 min
Aka: Never Give an Inch

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