The Gun (1974)
Overview
The odyssey of an American handgun and the dramatic way it reshapes the lives of its various owners.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.188 |
Directed By
John Badham
Crew
John Badham
Richard Levinson
Jay Benson
William Link
Stevan Larner
Walter M. Simonds
Frank Morriss
Richard Levinson
William Link
Richard Levinson
William Link
TOP CAST
Stephen Elliott
Art Hilliard
Jean Le Bouvier
Fran
Wallace Rooney
Howie
David Huffman
Wayne
Pepe Serna
Natcho
Edith Diaz
Gloria
Felipe Turich
Señor Peralta
Valentin de Vargas
Frank (as Val DeVargas)
Ramon Bieri
Walt Kelsy
Michael McGuire
Wilke
Ron Thompson
Tom
John Sylvester White
Braverman
Richard Bright
Gil Strauss
Mariclare Costello
Beryl Strauss
Randy Gray
Kenny
Eric Server
Gun Salesman
Bernie Kuby
Demonstrator
Lee de Broux
Pawn Shop Owner
Gene Dynarski
Mr. Russell
Susan Bay Nimoy
Joyce
Anna Aries
Sandy
Jay Varela
Orlando
Pepe Hern
Car Salesman
Joaquin Garay
Priest
Christine Avila
Felicia
Jana Bellan
Ellie Kelsey
Michael Richardson
Ron Aikens
Larry Ellis
Minister
Sandy Brown Wyeth
Ticket Girl
Peter Miller
TV Commentator
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