Tatum O'Neal
Addie Loggins
Ryan O'Neal
Moses Pray
Madeline Kahn
Trixie Delight
John Hillerman
Deputy Hardin / Jess Hardin
Jessie Lee Fulton
Miss Ollie
Noble Willingham
Mr. Robertson
Randy Quaid
Leroy
P.J. Johnson
Imogene
James N. Harrell
The Minister
Burton Gilliam
Floyd (Desk Clerk)
Hugh Gillin
2nd DeputyDesmond Dhooge
Cotton Candy Man
Art Ellison
Silver Mine GentlemanLila Waters
The Minister's WifeBob Young
Gas Station AttendantJack Saunders
Station MasterJody Wilbur
Cafe WaitressLiz Ross
The Widow Morgan - PearlYvonne Harrison
The Widow Bates - MarieEd Reed
The Lawman - Bates' HomeDorothy Price
Ribbon SalesladyEleanor Bogart
The Widow Stanley - ElviraDorothy Forster
The Widow Huff - EdnaLana Daniel
Moze's GirlfriendHerschel Morris
The BarberDejah Moore
Salesgirl - $20 BillRalph Coder
Store ManagerHarriet Ketchum
Store CustomerKenneth Hughes
Harem Tent BarkerGeorge Lillie
The PhotographerFloyd Mahaney
Beau - Hardin's DeputyGilbert Milton
Leroy's FatherTandy Arnold
Leroy's BrotherDennis Beden
Leroy's BrotherVernon Schwanke
Leroy's BrotherRose-Mary Rumbley
Aunt Billie (as Rosemary Rumbley)
Released
en
$2,500,000.00
$30,900,000.00
- #friendship
- #funeral
- #missouri
- #bible
- #con man
- #carnival
- #great depression
- #aunt
- #road trip
- #kansas, usa
- #black and white
- #con
- #tween girl
Reviews
***Ryan O’Neal and his kid daughter Tatum in 1930’s Kansas*** In Depression-era Kansas, a conman who sells Bibles (Ryan O’Neal) is coerced into allowing a precocious 9 year-old (Tatum O’Neal) to ride with him as they travel to St. Joseph, Missouri, where her aunt lives. Madeline Kahn plays a carnival “dancer” with P.J. Johnson as her teen aide. John Hillerman appears in a double role as a bootl
Utterly delightful. Father and daughter Ryan and Tatum O'Neal, under Peter Bogdanovich's superlative direction, produce one of the most affectingly warm and cunningly sly movies of the 1970s. Set in depression era America and beautifully photographed in pristine monochrome by Laszlo Kovacs, it's a period piece that refuses to get old, such is the deft imagery and sharpness of the screenplay.