Overview
The Carpetbaggers is an American film first released in 1964,
directed by Edward Dmytryk.
The film stars George Peppard, Alan Ladd, Robert Cummings, Martha Hyer and Elizabeth Ashley.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Edward Dmytryk
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Script: Harold Robbins, John Michael Hayes
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Photo: Joseph MacDonald
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Music: Elmer Bernstein
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Cast: George Peppard (Jonas Cord),
Alan Ladd (Nevada Smith),
Robert Cummings (Dan Pierce),
Martha Hyer (Jennie Denton),
Elizabeth Ashley (Monica Winthrop),
Lew Ayres (’Mac’ McAllister),
Martin Balsam (Bernard B. Norman),
Ralph Taeger (Buzz Dalton),
Archie Moore (Jedediah),
Leif Erickson (Jonas Cord Sr.),
Carroll Baker (Rina Marlowe Cord),
Arthur Franz (Morrissey),
Tom Tully (Amos Winthrop),
Audrey Totter (Prostitute),
Anthony Warde (Moroni),
Charles Lane (Denby),
Tom Lowell (David Woolf),
John Conte (Ed Ellis),
Vaughn Taylor (Doctor),
Francesca Bellini (Cynthia Randall),
Lisa Seagram (Moroni’s secretary),
Victoria Jean (Jo Ann Cord),
Don ’Red’ Barry (Soundman),
Paul Baxley (Stuntman),
Lynn Borden (Starlet in restaurant),
Sue Casey (Secretary),
Roger Christian (Reporter),
Henry Dar Boggia (Photographer at Eiffel Tower),
Frankie Darro (Bellhop),
Don Diamond (Gambler),
Ann Doran (Reporter),
Peter Duryea (Assistant director),
Bess Flowers (Wedding guest),
Paul Frees (Narrator),
Virginia Graham (Reporter),
Herman Hack (Cowboy),
Len Hendry (Reporter),
Gladys Holland (French nurse),
Joel Lawrence (Assistant theatre manager),
Don Lynch (Bellhop),
Walter Maslow (Reporter),
Ed McCready (Reporter),
John McKee (Joe Magro (pilot)),
William Meader (Photographer),
Max Power (Bit part),
Simon Prescott (Reporter),
Allan Ray (Townsman),
Walter Reed (Monica’s Lay-out Artist),
Tony Regan (Theater manager),
James Sikking (Reporter),
Robert Strong (Sheriff),
Joe Turkel (Reporter),
Glenn R. Wilder (Stuntman),
Dick Winslow (Reporter),
Fred Zendar (Photographer)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 150 min
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