Joe Kidd (1972)
Overview
A band of Mexicans find their U. S. land claims denied and all the records destroyed in a courthouse fire. Their leader, Louis Chama, encourages them to use force to regain their land. A wealthy landowner wanting the same decides to hire a gang of killers with Joe Kidd to track Chama.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $6,330,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 11.829 |
Directed By
John Sturges
Crew
Elmore Leonard
Sidney Beckerman
Ferris Webster
Lalo Schifrin
Bruce Surtees
John Sturges
James R. Alexander
Henry Bumstead
Buddy Van Horn
Charles S. Thompson
Ernest B. Wehmeyer
James Fargo
Alexander Golitzen
Waldon O. Watson
Clint Eastwood
Jack N. Young
Robert Daley
Richard Wenz
Charles Clement
Tap Canutt
Frank Kennedy
Anatol Kaminsky
Sheridon Stokes
John Neufeld
Abe Luboff
Ronald Langinger
Edgar Lustgarten
Sam Freed Jr.
Alan Harshman
Raphael Kramer
Richard Nash
George Roberts
Eleanor Slatkin
Running Deer
Ken Watson
George Orrison
Israel Baker
Sandy DeCrescent
Chuck Queenan
Vince De Rosa
David Duke
Ralph Grierson
Alfred Lustgarten
Tony Terran
Richard Perissi
Jennings Lang
Chuck Hayward
Buddy Van Horn
Michael Lang
Mickey Gilbert
Kim Kahana
Autry Ward
Larry Bunker
Tommy Tedesco
Joe Porcaro
Lloyd Ulyate
John Audino
John Ellis
Jacob Krachmalnick
Virginia Majewski
Erno Neufeld
Dick Noel
Lalo Schifrin
Frederick Seykora
Gerald Vinci
Ray Brown
Bonnie Jean Douglas
Dorothy Remsen
Howard Roberts
Paul Shure
Milton Thomas
Walter Scott
Bob Herron
TOP CAST
Clint Eastwood
Joe Kidd
Robert Duvall
Frank Harlan
John Saxon
Luis Chama
Don Stroud
Lamarr Simms
Stella Garcia
Helen Sanchez
James Wainwright
Mingo
Paul Koslo
Roy
Gregory Walcott
Mitchell
Dick Van Patten
Hotel Manager
Lynne Marta
Elma
John Carter
Judge
Pepe Hern
Priest
Joaquín Martínez
Manolo
Chuck Hayward
Eljay
Ron Soble
Ramon
Pepe Callahan
Naco
Clint Ritchie
Calvin
Gil Barreto
Emilio
Ed Deemer
Bartender
Maria Val
Vita
Michael R. Horst
Deputy
Steve Eastin
Rider (uncredited)
Doug Greenough
Local Hire (uncredited)
Archie Harrison
Local Hire (uncredited)
Rick Kahana
Altar Boy (uncredited)
Tony Kahana
Boy (uncredited)
Mark Klinkowsky
Local Hire (uncredited)
Ron Manning
Local Hire (uncredited)
Fred McDougall
Gunman (uncredited)
Steve Miller
Local Hire (uncredited)
Read Morgan
Cowboy (uncredited)
Steve Moriarty
Citizen (uncredited)
John Quijada
Bandito (uncredited)
Neil Summers
Posse (uncredited)
A.L. Ward
Local Hire (uncredited)
Troy Ward
Local Hire (uncredited)
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