Midnight Cowboy

Midnight Cowboy

For those who have never seen it and those who have never forgotten it.

Sinopse

Joe Buck is a wide-eyed hustler from Texas hoping to score big with wealthy New York City women; he finds a companion in Enrico "Ratso" Rizzo, an ailing swindler with a bum leg and a quixotic fantasy of escaping to Florida.

  • 7.5
  • 1969
  • Released
  • 1h 53m

Jon Voight

Joe Buck

Dustin Hoffman

Enrico "Ratso" Rizzo

Sylvia Miles

Cass

John McGiver

Mr. O'Daniel

Brenda Vaccaro

Shirley

Barnard Hughes

Towny

Ruth White

Sally Buck

Jennifer Salt

Annie

Gilman Rankin

Woodsy Niles

Gary Owens

Little Joe

T. Tom Marlow

Little Joe

George Eppersen

Ralph

Al Scott

Cafeteria Manager

Linda Davis

Mother on the Bus

J.T. Masters

Old Cow-Hand

Arlene Reeder

The Old Lady

Georgann Johnson

Rich Lady

Jonathan Kramer

Jackie

Anthony Holland

TV Bishop

Bob Balaban

The Young Student

Jan Tice

Freaked-Out Lady

Paul Benjamin

Bartender

Peter Scalia

Vegetable Grocer

Vito Siracusa

Vegetable Grocer

Peter Zamagias

Hat Shop Owner

Arthur Anderson

Hotel Clerk

Tina Scala

Laundromat Lady

Alma Felix

Laundromat Lady

Richard Clarke

Escort Service Man

Ann Thomas

The Frantic Lady

Viva

Gretel McAlbertson

Paul Rossilli

Hansel McAlbertson

Ultra Violet

The Party

Paul Jabara

The Party

International Velvet

The Party

Cecelia Lipson

The Party

Taylor Mead

The Party

Joan Murphy

The Waitress

Al Stetson

Bus Driver

M. Emmet Walsh

Bus Passenger (uncredited)

Sandy Duncan

Woman in TV Montage (uncredited)

Philip Bruns

Man in TV Montage (uncredited)

Bill Walters

St. Bernard Owner (uncredited)

Jay Morran

Pimp (uncredited)

Renee Semes

Hippie in Coffee Shop (uncredited)

Mary Boylan

Old Lady in Subway (uncredited)

Marlene Clark

Party Guest (uncredited)

Paul Jasmin

Party Guest (uncredited)

Pat Ast

Party Guest (uncredited)

Randall Carver

Rapist in Flashback (uncredited)

Robert Dahdah

Bus Passenger (uncredited)

Trent Gough

Man at Lunch Counter (uncredited)

Larry Sherman

Homeless Man (uncredited)

Barbara Maggio

Gina (uncredited)

James Miller

Cowboy (uncredited)

Lucian Addario

Sailor in Bar (uncredited)

William Door

Man at Party (uncredited)
Status

Released

Original Language

en

Budget

$3,600,000.00

Revenue

$44,785,053.00

Keywords
  • #new york city
  • #friendship
  • #prostitute
  • #rape
  • #based on novel or book
  • #shower
  • #texas
  • #hustler
  • #homelessness
  • #rape of a male
  • #male homosexuality
  • #male prostitution
  • #fish out of water
  • #gang rape
  • #cynical
  • #lgbt
  • #male bonding
  • #polio
  • #1960s
  • #anxious
  • #cautionary
  • #provocative

Reviews

r96sk
@r96sk5 months ago

<em>'Midnight Cowboy'</em> is a beauty. It's one I've seen mentioned positively online many times down the years, especially on those four favourites videos that Letterboxd do with well known folk. Despite that I knew nothing coming in, which - as always - is the best way to view a flick. Dustin Hoffman's involvement was all that I did know heading into it, I wasn't even sure it was Jon Voight

Geronimo1967
@Geronimo1967over 2 years ago

This is certainly my favourite role from Dustin Hoffman as he turns in an outstanding performance as "Ratso". He hooks up with the dapper, but out of his depth cowboy "Buck" who arrives in New York all set to be a hustler, but ends up paying his first client for the sex she's supposed to pay him for! Initially, "Ratso" fleeces this gullible guy too, but gradually the two start to depend on one and

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@Potential Kermodealmost 9 years ago

**"I'm walking here! I'm walking here!" Shuffling, perhaps.** One can always count on Hoffman and his ability to absorb the character he is portraying with such ease. He has a knack at portraying that deep, bronchial coughing schtick. When watching, I had to wear a surgical mask - just in case. Voight, as usual, is magnificent as the innocent amongst the scum. Watching this wide eyed lone

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