Difference between revisions of "The Final Comedown (1972)"
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[[Billy Dee Williams]], [[ | [[Billy Dee Williams]], [[D'Urville Martin]], Celia Milius, Ed Cambridge, Billy Durkin, Morris D. Erby, Pamela Jones, Cal Wilson, John Johnson, Nate Esformes, Richard Francis, Sam Gilman, Jon Scott, Marlene Czernin, Judy Morris, John Evans, [[Ernest Robinson]], Clifford Choice, Clifford Strong, Paul Desmond, Rhonda Brown, Vernon Waters, Nana Fitz, Jarrod Johnson, John Davidson, Herman Washington, [[Raymond St. Jacques]], R.G. Armstrong, [[Maidie Norman]], Andrzej Krakowski, George Wagner | ||
===Producer(s):=== | ===Producer(s):=== | ||
Edgar Charles, Roger Corman, [[D'Urville Martin]], Mel Taylor, [[Oscar Williams]] | |||
==Release Info:== | ==Release Info:== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:48, 18 January 2024
Black revolutionaries take action in the white suburbs.
Cast and Crew:
Director(s):
Writer(s):
Oscar Williams (screenplay), Jimmy Garrett (play)
Starring:
Billy Dee Williams, D'Urville Martin, Celia Milius, Ed Cambridge, Billy Durkin, Morris D. Erby, Pamela Jones, Cal Wilson, John Johnson, Nate Esformes, Richard Francis, Sam Gilman, Jon Scott, Marlene Czernin, Judy Morris, John Evans, Ernest Robinson, Clifford Choice, Clifford Strong, Paul Desmond, Rhonda Brown, Vernon Waters, Nana Fitz, Jarrod Johnson, John Davidson, Herman Washington, Raymond St. Jacques, R.G. Armstrong, Maidie Norman, Andrzej Krakowski, George Wagner
Producer(s):
Edgar Charles, Roger Corman, D'Urville Martin, Mel Taylor, Oscar Williams
Release Info:
Release Date: April 1972 | Length: 83 min | Genre: Action, Crime, Drama | Certificate: R | Note(s): Was re-released in 1977 as “The Blast”.
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