The Young Savages (1961)
Overview
A district attorney investigates the racially charged case of three teenagers accused of the murder of a blind Puerto Rican boy.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.215 |
Directed By
John Frankenheimer
Crew
John Frankenheimer
Edward Anhalt
J.P. Miller
Evan Hunter
Harold Hecht
Burr Smidt
James Crowe
Jack Angel
Roselle Novello
Robert J. Schiffer
Joan St. Oegger
Gilbert Kurland
Carter DeHaven Jr.
Harry D. Mills
Eldon Coutts
Sydney Pollack
Pat Duggan
Lionel Lindon
Eda Warren
David Amram
TOP CAST
Burt Lancaster
Hank Bell
Dina Merrill
Karin Bell
Edward Andrews
R. Daniel Cole
Vivian Nathan
Mrs. Escalante
Shelley Winters
Mary diPace
Larry Gates
Randolph
Telly Savalas
Detective Lt. Gunderson
Pilar Seurat
Louisa Escalante
Jody Fair
Angela Rugiello
Roberta Shore
Jenny Bell
Milton Selzer
Dr. Walsh
Robert Burton
Judge
David J. Stewart
Barton
Stanley Kristien
Danny diPace
John Davis Chandler
Arthur Reardon
Neil Burstyn
Anthony 'Batman' Aposto
Luis Arroyo
Zorro
José Pérez
Roberto Escalante
Richard Velez
Gargantua
Chris Robinson
Pretty Boy Savarese
Elaine Martone
Minor Role
Robert Biheller
Turtleneck
Clegg Hoyt
Whitey
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