Catch-22 (1970)
Overview
A bombardier in World War II tries desperately to escape the insanity of the war. However, sometimes insanity is the only sane way to cope with a crazy situation.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $18,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $24,911,670.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.739 |
Directed By
Mike Nichols
Crew
John Calley
Martin Ransohoff
Buck Henry
David Watkin
Mike Nichols
Sam O'Steen
Phil Adams
Ron Burke
Dick Warlock
Paul Baxley
Frank Tallman
Richard E. Butler
Steve DeFrance
Alex Sharp
Joseph Heller
Gary Morris
Maurice Zuberano
Harold Michelson
Del Armstrong
Jack Corrick
Joe L. Cramer
Elden Ruberg
Edward Teets
Larry Jost
Clive Reed
Ray Moyer
Giancarlo De Leonardis
Ernest Adler
Ernest Adler
Alan Shayne
Richard Sylbert
Meta Rebner
Bud Gaunt
Peter Ewens
John M. Jordan
Geoffrey Horne
Lee Vasque
Andrew Marton
Earl Gilbert
Martin Cohan
Robert Schultz
Ronald R. Grow
Alan McCabe
Stu Linder
Alan McCabe
TOP CAST
Alan Arkin
Capt. John Yossarian
Martin Balsam
Col. Cathcart
Richard Benjamin
Maj. Danby
Art Garfunkel
Capt. Nately
Jack Gilford
Dr. "Doc" Daneeka
Buck Henry
Lt. Col. Korn
Bob Newhart
Maj. Major Major
Anthony Perkins
Chaplain Capt. A.T. Tappman
Paula Prentiss
Nurse Duckett
Martin Sheen
1st Lt. Dobbs
Jon Voight
1st Lt. Milo Minderbinder
Orson Welles
Brigadier General Dreedle
Bob Balaban
Capt. Orr
Susanne Benton
Dreedle's WAC
Norman Fell
First Sgt. Towser
Charles Grodin
Captain Aarfy Aardvark
Austin Pendleton
Lt. Col. Moodus
Peter Bonerz
Captain J.S. McWatt
Jon Korkes
Snowden
John Brent
Cathcart's Receptionist
Collin Wilcox Paxton
Nurse Cramer
Philip Roth
Doctor
Bruce Kirby
Doctor
Jack Riley
Doctor
Felice Orlandi
Man in Black
Marcel Dalio
Old Man
Evi Maltagliati
Old Woman
Elizabeth Wilson
Mother
Richard Libertini
Brother
Liam Dunn
Father
Olimpia Carlisi
Luciana
Wendy D'Olive
Aarfy's Girl
Gina Rovere
Nately's Whore
Fernanda Vitobello
Kid Sister
Anne Caprile
Nately's Whore (french voice)
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