Payday (1973)
Overview
Country singer Maury Dann lives life in the fast lane, counting on his rakish charm and raw talent to excuse his reckless behavior. Touring on the road in the rural south with his dedicated manager, his loyal driver and his long-suffering girlfriend, Maury seduces groupies, brawls and breaks the law, brashly relying on his team to cover for him. Heedlessly alienating all those who care for him, Maury blindly keeps the pedal to the metal.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $760,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.386625 |
Directed By
Daryl Duke
Crew
Fred B. Phillips
Horst Grandt
Steven R. Stevens
Natalie Drache
Ed Azlant
Leon Chooluck
Joseph A. August Jr.
Fred J. Brown
Richard C. Glouner
Gary Grillo
Richard Bremerkamp
Bernie Schwartz
Ed Bogas
Doug Pentek
Richard Halsey
Ed Bogas
Martin Fink
Len Smith
Don Carpenter
Ralph J. Gleason
Scott Conrad
Daryl Duke
Don Carpenter
Oscar Rodriguez
TOP CAST
Rip Torn
Maury Dann
Ahna Capri
Mayleen Travis
Elayne Heilveil
Rosamond McClintock
Michael C. Gwynne
Clarence McGinty
Jeff Morris
Bob Tally
Cliff Emmich
Chicago
Henry O. Arnold
Ted
Bobby Smith
Lyman Pitt
Dallas Smith
Henry Tutweiler
Richard Hoffman
Foggy Bottom Yonce
Walter Bamberg
Bridgeway
Eleanor Fell
Galen Dann
Linda Spatz
Sandy
Earle Trigg
Bob Dickey
Winton McNair
Officer Ratliff
Micheal Edwards
Restaurant Manager
Gene Cody
Motel Manager
Frazier Moss
Jesse Weatherwax
Bill Littleton
Process Server
Philip Wende
Billy Lee Blackstone
Ed Neeley
Abe
Sonny Shroyer
Dabney
Cliff Hillerby
Club Manager
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