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North Dallas Forty - Ted Kotcheff

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Directed by: 
Ted Kotcheff
Story by: 
Peter Gent
Screenplay by: 
Peter Gent
Ted Kotcheff
Frank Yablans
Produced by: 
Frank Yablans
Release year: 
1979
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
119min
Genre: 
Sports
Film adaptation
Comedy
Drama
Subjects: 
American football
Plot: 
A semi-fictional account of life as a professional Football (American-style) player. Loosely based on the Dallas Cowboys team of the early 1970s.
Cast: 
Nick Nolte
as
Phillip Elliott
Mac Davis
as
Seth Maxwell
Charles Durning
as
Coach Johnson
Dayle Haddon
as
Charlotte Caulder
Bo Svenson
as
Jo Bob Priddy
John Matuszak
as
O. W. Shaddock
Steve Forrest
as
Conrad Hunter
G. D. Spradlin
as
B. A. Strothers
Dabney Coleman
as
Emmett Hunter
Debbie Turner
as
Party Guest #2
Deborah Benson
as
Mrs. Hartman
Savannah Smith Boucher
as
Joanne Rodney
Marshall Colt
as
Art Hartman
Guich Koock
as
Eddie Rand
Jim Boeke
as
Stallings
John Bottoms
as
Vip
Walter Brooke
as
Doctor
Alan Autry
as
Balford
Dan Bunz
as
Tony Douglas
Jane Daly
as
Ruth
Rad Daly
as
Conrad
Cliff Frazier
as
Monroe
Stanley Grover
as
March
Glenn-Michael Jones
as
Locker Boy
Frank O'Neill
as
Assistant Trainer
Tommy Reamon
as
WR Delma Huddle
Tom Reese
as
Coach Waddy
Jeff Severson
as
Partridge
Grant Kilpatrick
as
Monsignor
Kevin Cooney
as
Pete Peterson
Tony Frank
as
Rindquist
Doug France
as
Alcie Weeks
Garrie Kelly
as
Party Guest #1
Michele Turner
as
Party Guest #3
Jasmine Gagnier
as
Party Guest #4
Sharyn Lee
as
Party Guest #5
Joe Portaro
as
Party Guest #6
Lauren Jennifer Downing
as
Party Guest #7
Nanci Roberts
as
Bunny Girl
Kathleen Mary Larken
as
Peggy
Don J. Berberet
as
Referee
Randall Braxtan
as
Billy Fitch
Kory Olson
as
Salesman
Louie Kelcher
as
Football Player #1
Harold Jackson
as
Football Player #2
Michael Ballew
as
Football Player #3
Martin Imhof
as
Football Player #4
Ronnie Coleman
as
Football Player #5
Boyd Matson
as
TV Announcer #1
Ross Porter
as
TV Announcer #2
Michele Wilson
as
Stewardess Twin

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