The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972)
Overview
Outlaw and self-appointed lawmaker Judge Roy Bean rules over an empty stretch of the West that gradually grows, under his iron fist, into a thriving town, while dispensing his his own quirky brand of frontier justice upon strangers passing by.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 8.665 |
Directed By
John Huston
Crew
John Huston
John Milius
John Foreman
Robert R. Benton
John Truwe
Jane Shugrue
Terry Leonard
Hal Needham
Lynn Stalmaster
William Tuttle
Jim Markham
Mickey McCardle
Wolfgang E. Marum
Don MacDougall
M. James Arnett
Stan Barrett
Fred Brookfield
Jim Burk
Gary Combs
Steve DeFrance
Bennie E. Dobbins
Alan Gibbs
Richard Farnsworth
Chuck Henson
Leroy Johnson
Fred Krone
Kimo Owens
David Sharpe
Dean Smith
Neil Summers
Thomas Del Ruth
Richard Wahrman
Willard B. Scott
Edith Head
Paul Newman
Maurice Jarre
Richard Moore
Hugh S. Fowler
Tambi Larsen
Monty Westmore
Larry Jost
Keith Stafford
Richard Portman
TOP CAST
Paul Newman
Judge Roy Bean
Victoria Principal
Maria Elena
Ned Beatty
Tector Crites
Matt Clark
Nick the Grub
Roddy McDowall
Frank Gass
Jacqueline Bisset
Rose Bean
Bill McKinney
Fermel Parlee
Anthony Perkins
Reverend LaSalle
Tab Hunter
Sam Dodd
Stacy Keach
Bad Bob
Steve Kanaly
Whorehouse Lucky Jim
John Huston
Grizzly Adams
Ava Gardner
Lily Langtry
Roy Jenson
Outlaw
Gary Combs
Outlaw
Richard Farnsworth
Outlaw
Leroy Johnson
Outlaw
Fred Krone
Outlaw
Dean Smith
Outlaw
Jim Burk
Bart Jackson
Francesca Jarvis
Mrs. Jackson
Neil Summers
Snake River Rufus Krile
Jeannie Epper
Whore
Fred Brookfield
Outlaw
Bennie E. Dobbins
Outlaw
Terry Leonard
Outlaw
Margo Epper
Whore
Stephanie Epper
Whore
Barbara J. Longo
Fat Lady
Frank Soto
Mexican Leader
Karen Carr
Mrs. Grub
Lee Meza
Mrs. Parlee
Dolores Clark
Mrs. Whorehouse Jim
Jack Colvin
Pimp
Bruno the Bear
Watch Bear
Howard Morton
Photographist
Billy Pearson
Stationmaster
Stan Barrett
Killer
Dean Casper
Desk Clerk
Don Starr
Opera House Manager
Alfred G. Bosnos
Opera House Clerk
Anthony Zerbe
Hustler
John Hudkins
Man at Stage Door
David Sharpe
Doctor
Ken Freehill
Bedfellow (uncredited)
Mark Headley
Billy The Kid (uncredited)
Duncan Inches
Man at Vinegaroon (uncredited)
Rusty Lee
Tuba Player (uncredited)
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