Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (1973)
Overview
Pat Garrett is hired as a lawman on behalf of a group of wealthy New Mexico cattle barons to bring down his old friend Billy the Kid.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $4,638,783.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $11,000,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 12.19 |
Directed By
Sam Peckinpah
Crew
Rudy Wurlitzer
Gordon Carroll
Bob Dylan
John Coquillon
David Berlatsky
Garth Craven
Tony de Zarraga
Richard Halsey
Roger Spottiswoode
Robert L. Wolfe
Sam Peckinpah
Patricia Mock
Ted Haworth
Jack Wilson
Gordon T. Dawson
Jesus Marin Bello
Larry Powell
William H. Burton Sr.
Gary Combs
Jerry Gatlin
Harrold Laswell
Katherine Haber
Ray Moyer
Herbert Smith
Jim Henderling
Alfonso Sánchez Tello
Newt Arnold
Gordon T. Dawson
Robert J. Visciglia Sr.
Harry W. Tetrick
Charles M. Wilborn
Bill Wistrom
Augie Lohman
Bill Hart
Herbert Smith
Gabriel Torres
Michael Butler
Dan Carlin Sr.
Carl Fortina
Jim Keltner
Dan Wallin
Chema Hernández
Whitey Hughes
Walter Scott
TOP CAST
James Coburn
Pat Garrett
Kris Kristofferson
Billy the Kid
Richard Jaeckel
Sheriff Kip McKinney
Katy Jurado
Mrs. Baker
Chill Wills
Lemuel
Barry Sullivan
Chisum
Jason Robards
Governor Wallace
Bob Dylan
Alias
R.G. Armstrong
Ollinger
Luke Askew
Eno
John Beck
Poe
Richard Bright
Holly
Matt Clark
J.W. Bell
Rita Coolidge
Maria
Jack Dodson
Howland
Jack Elam
Alamosa Bill Kermit
Emilio Fernández
Paco
Paul Fix
Pete Maxwell
L.Q. Jones
Black Harris
Slim Pickens
Sheriff Colin Baker
Jorge Russek
Silva
Charles Martin Smith
Charlie Bowdre
Harry Dean Stanton
Luke
Claudia Bryar
Mrs. Horrell
John Davis Chandler
Norris
Michael T. Mikler
Denver
Aurora Clavel
Ida Garrett
Rutanya Alda
Ruthie Lee
Walter Kelley
Rupert
Rudy Wurlitzer
Tom O'Folliard
Elisha Cook Jr.
Cody
Gene Evans
Mr. Horrell
Donnie Fritts
Beaver
Dub Taylor
Josh
Don Levy
Sackett
Bruce Dern
Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)
Sam Peckinpah
Will (uncredited)
Larry Powell
Man Shot by Billy the Kid (uncredited)
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