Days of Heaven (1978)
Overview
In 1916, a Chicago steel worker accidentally kills his supervisor and flees to the Texas panhandle with his girlfriend and little sister to work harvesting wheat in the fields of a stoic farmer.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $3,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,700,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 10.503 |
Directed By
Terrence Malick
Crew
Terrence Malick
Terrence Malick
Billy Weber
Erin Talbott
John Bailey
Edie Baskin
Joe Watts
John Thomas
James F. Boyle
Haskell Wexler
Jacob Brackman
Bert Schneider
Néstor Almendros
Bertine Taylor
Robert Gould
Ennio Morricone
Dianne Crittenden
Jack Fisk
Les Kimber
Jerry R. Allen
Harold Schneider
Patricia Norris
Mel Merrells
Wallace C. Bennett
Martin Walters
Johnny Lattanzio
Jacob Brackman
Coulter Adams
Skip Cosper
Jered Green
Don Nablo
Malcolm Kendall
Barry Merrells
Jamie Brown
Bruno Engler
Rod Parkhurst
Frank Merrells
Alan Levine
John Brumby
Clyde Hart
Robert Eber
Rob Lockwood
Allen Byers
Jim Cox
Glen Lambert
Allan Bromberg
Peter Gregory
Jean Marler
Eric Van Haren Noman
Clyde McKinney
Chansonetta Emmons
Marion Segal
Ennio Morricone
Reg Glass
Daniel Allan Carlin
Louis Hogue
William Notman
Paul Ryan
Judith Lamb
Elinor Renfield
Caroline Biggerstaff
Susan Martin
Terry Bolo
Marilyn Tasso
Barry Thomas
Dessie Markovsky
Lewis Hine
Sandro Fois
Leo Kottke
Sergio Marcotulli
Stephen Katz
John T. Reitz
Andrew D. Wilson
Tikki Goldberg
Barbara Morrison
Ted Roberts
Colin C. Mouat
Robert Burton
Barbara Claman
Gabriella Belloni
Kent Remington
George Ronconi
Philip Boole
Alan Splet
Joe Wachter
Don MacDougall
Ken Middleham
Rick Smith
Michael Galloway
Geno Havens
Karen Rea
Bob McMillian
Robert Thirlwell
Jeffrey Schneider
Denny Bruce
Nathalie Seaver
John Iles
Roberta Friedman
Robert W. Glass Jr.
George Trirogoff
Enrico DeMelis
Susan Vermazen
Richard Garibaldi
John Wilkinson
Sharron Miller
Charles L. Campbell
Dan Perri
TOP CAST
Richard Gere
Bill
Brooke Adams
Abby
Sam Shepard
The Farmer
Linda Manz
Linda
Robert J. Wilke
The Farm Foreman
Jackie Shultis
Linda's Friend
Stuart Margolin
Mill Foreman
Timothy Scott
Harvest Hand
Gene Bell
Dancer
Doug Kershaw
Fiddler
Richard Libertini
Vaudeville Leader
Frenchie Lemond
Vaudeville Wrestler
Sahbra Markus
Vaudeville Dancer
Bob Wilson
Accountant
Muriel Jolliffe
Headmistress
John Wilkinson
Preacher
King Cole
Farm Worker
Terrence Malick
Mill Worker (uncredited)
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