The Wild Bunch (1969)
Overview
An aging group of outlaws look for one last big score as the "traditional" American West is disappearing around them.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $6,244,087.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $638,641.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 21.942 |
Directed By
Sam Peckinpah
Crew
Jerry Fielding
Lou Lombardo
Walon Green
Al Greenway
Phil Feldman
William D. Faralla
Sam Peckinpah
Bud Hulburd
Lucien Ballard
Edward Carrere
Sam Peckinpah
Crayton Smith
Don Stott
James R. Silke
Thomas Laughridge
Archie Butler
Bernie Abramson
Clifford C. Coleman
Tap Canutt
Jack Williams
Joe Yrigoyen
Robert L. Wolfe
Chema Hernández
Mickey Gilbert
Dan Wallin
Donald Harris
Joel Cox
Sonny Burke
Whitey Hughes
Joe Yrigoyen
Denny Arnold
Bob Herron
Norman Bishop
Robert "Buzz" Henry
Danny Sands
Dick Shane
Jim Feazell
Jim Sheppard
Joe Canutt
Joe Finnegan
Roy N. Sickner
Edwin Neal
John "Bud" Cardos
Chema Hernández
Walon Green
Roy N. Sickner
Louie Elias
Gary McLarty
Roy N. Sickner
Billy E. Hughes
Bob Orrison
Tony Epper
Keester Sweeney
Ed Scheid
Stanley Martin
Bill Rivol
John O. Young
Dan Wallin
Joe Kavigan
Billy Mauch
Robert "Buzz" Henry
Howard G. Kazanjian
Phil A. Ankrom
John "Bud" Cardos
Phil Rawlins
Fred Gammon
Tommy Tedesco
Tony Terran
Alan Harshman
Raphael Kramer
Gordon T. Dawson
Emil Richards
Thomas Z. Shepard
Gerald Vinci
Reggie Jones
Laurindo Almeida
Bonnie Jean Douglas
Abe Luboff
Edgar Lustgarten
Erno Neufeld
Howard Roberts
Al Viola
Robert J. Miller
Chad Evans
Anatol Kaminsky
Milton Thomas
Ralph Ayres
Erwin Neal
Jerry Fielding
Shelly Manne
Lloyd Ulyate
Stephen R. Ferry
Carl Fortina
Ken Watson
Gary Combs
Yolanda Ponce
James F. Reber
Norman Herzburg
Greig McRitchie
Albert Woodbury
Henry Sigismonti
Bill Hart
Bill Shannon
Dominick Fera
Tommy Morgan
Mary Louise Zeyen
Arnold Losey
Tyrus Wong
James Rugg
Bud Gaunt
Stanley Feldman
Dave Friedman
Richard Tim Vanik
John Audino
William Hinshaw
Ronald Langinger
John Barton
Israel Baker
Manny Klein
Joe Porcaro
TOP CAST
William Holden
Pike Bishop
Ernest Borgnine
Dutch Engstrom
Robert Ryan
Deke Thornton
Jaime Sánchez
Angel
Warren Oates
Lyle Gorch
Edmond O'Brien
Freddie Sykes
Ben Johnson
Tector Gorch
Albert Dekker
Pat Harrigan
Strother Martin
Coffer
Emilio Fernández
Gen. Mapache
Fernando Wagner
Mohr
Alfonso Arau
Herrera
Chano Urueta
Don Jose
Jorge Russek
Major Zamorra
L.Q. Jones
T.C
Bo Hopkins
Clarence 'Crazy' Lee
Dub Taylor
Reverend Wainscoat
Paul Harper
Ross
Bill Hart
Jess
Rayford Barnes
Buck
Stephen Ferry
Sergeant McHale
Sonia Amelio
Teresa
Chalo González
Gonzalez
Elsa Cárdenas
Elsa
Aurora Clavel
Aurora
Enrique Lucero
Ignacio
Elizabeth Dupeyrón
Rocio
José Chávez
Juan Jose
René Dupeyrón
Juan
Pedro Galván
Benson
Graciela Döring
Emma
Ivan J. Rado
Ernst
Margarito Luna
Luna
Lilia Castillo
Lilia
Yolanda Ponce
Yolis
Major Perez
Perez
Ivan Scott
Paymaster
Señora Madero
Margaret
Elizabeth Unda
Carmen
Julio Corona
Julio
Archie Butler
Jabalai (uncredited)
Tap Canutt
Burt (uncredited)
Gordon T. Dawson
Pinkerton Man (uncredited)
Mickey Gilbert
Frank (uncredited)
Robert "Buzz" Henry
Bounty Hunter (uncredited)
Buck Holland
Thornton Posse Rider (uncredited)
Walt La Rue
Abe (uncredited)
Matthew Peckinpah
Boy Watching Robber Scoop Up Moneybag (uncredited)
Jack Williams
Phil (uncredited)
Joe Yrigoyen
Simkins (uncredited)
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