Drive, He Said (1971)
Overview
Hector is a star basketball player for the College basketball team he plays for, the Leopards. His girlfriend, Olive, doesn't know whether to stay with him or leave him. And his friend, Gabriel, who may have dropped out from school and become a protestor, wants desperately not to get drafted for Vietnam.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.801 |
Directed By
Jack Nicholson
Crew
Jack Nicholson
Jack Nicholson
Jeremy Larner
Robert Towne
Terrence Malick
Bert Schneider
Harry Gittes
Jack Nicholson
Steve Blauner
Skip Cosper
Sheldon Schrager
Jeremy Larner
Fred Roos
Harold Schneider
Pat Somerset
Donn Cambern
Bill Butler
Christopher Holmes
David Shire
Robert L. Wolfe
Dick Colean
Terry K. Meade
Robert Comer
Charles T. Knight
James Nelson
TOP CAST
William Tepper
Hector Bloom
Karen Black
Olive
Michael Margotta
Gabriel
Bruce Dern
Coach Bullion
Robert Towne
Richard
Henry Jaglom
Conrad
Michael Warren
Easly
June Fairchild
Sylvie
Don Hanmer
Director of Athletics
Lynette Bernay
Dance Instructor
Joseph Walsh
Announcer #1
Harry Gittes
Announcer #2
Charles Robinson
Jollop
Bill Sweek
Finnegan
David Ogden Stiers
Pro Owner
Jack Nicholson
Annoyed Bearded Guy
Lynne Marie Stewart
Cheerleader
B.J. Merholz
Pro Lawyer
Mireille Machu
Secretary
Kenneth Payne
President Wallop
Cathy Bradford
Rosemary
Eric Johnson
PFC. Johnson
Bill Kenney
Phoneman
Leonard Lookabaugh
Policeman
Clyde Crawford
M.P.
Mark Malinauskas
Psychiatrist
Douglas McKenzie
Doctor #1
Robert W. Page
Doctor #2
Oliver O'Ferrall
Doctor #3
Douglas Ryan
Manager
Cindy Williams
Manager's Girlfriend
Gunnar Malm
Buckholder
Bill Duffy
Trainer
Vince Fritz
Basketball Player
Billy Gaskins
Basketball Player
Vic Bartolome
Basketball Player
Lee Harvey
Basketball Player
Victor Vigeant
Basketball Player
Nick Jones
Basketball Player
Mack Koykendall
Basketball Player
Tom Sparks
Basketball Player
Michael Koontz
Basketball Player
Racim Bothal
Basketball Player
Carlton Slater
Basketball Player
Bob Rodgers
Basketball Player
Jim Rodgers
Basketball Player
Ken Smith
Basketball Player
Tom Tjader
Basketball Player
Ulysses Chang
Guerrilla
Ken Hamilton
Guerrilla
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