Brubaker (1980)
Overview
The new warden of a small prison farm in Arkansas tries to clean it up of corruption after initially posing as an inmate.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $9,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $37,121,708.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 16.096 |
Directed By
Stuart Rosenberg
Crew
Stuart Rosenberg
Enrique Bravo
W.D. Richter
Ron Silverman
Ted Mann
Lalo Schifrin
J. Michael Riva
W.D. Richter
Arthur A. Ross
Bruno Nuytten
Robert Brown
Terry Liebling
Gordon A. Webb
John Franco Jr.
Doug Willis
Chip Fowler
Charles M. Wilborn
Jon C. Andersen
Tom Bronson
Marina Pedraza
Steve Wever
D. Scott Easton
John Zemansky
Bernie Pollack
Aida Swinson
Joe Pender
Gordon A. Webb
Mary Gaffney
Vincent Saizis
Gary Liddiard
Robert Rooy
Theodore Soderberg
Aram Betkijian
Douglas O. Williams
Garrison True
Godfrey Marks
Paul Wells
Jack Hayes
Willie Navarro
William Hartman
Richard Sperber
Hendrik Wynands
Mickey Gilbert
David M. Ice
TOP CAST
Robert Redford
Henry Brubaker
Yaphet Kotto
Richard 'Dickie' Coombes
Jane Alexander
Lillian Gray
Murray Hamilton
John Deach
David Keith
Larry Lee Bullen
Morgan Freeman
Walter
Matt Clark
Roy Purcell
Tim McIntire
Huey Rauch
Richard Ward
Abraham Cook
Jon Van Ness
Zaranska
M. Emmet Walsh
C.P. Woodward
Albert Salmi
Rory Poke
Linda Haynes
Carol
Everett McGill
Eddie Caldwell
Val Avery
Wendel
Ron Frazier
Burl Willets (as Ronald C. Frazier)
David Harris
Duane Spivey (as David D. Harris)
Joe Spinell
Floyd Birdwell
James Keane
Pinky
Konrad Sheehan
Glenn Elwood
Roy Poole
Dr. Gregory
Nathan George
Leon Edwards - Prison Board
Don Blakely
Jerome Boyd
Lee Richardson
Warden Renfro
John McMartin
Senator Charles Hite
Alex Brown
Fenway Park (as Alex A. Brown)
John Chappell
Captain Cleaves
Brent Jennings
Mr. Clarence (as Brent N. Jennings)
Harry Groener
Dr. Campbell
William Newman
Dunfield - Prison Board (as William M. Newman)
Noble Willingham
Dr. Fenster
Wilford Brimley
Rogers - Prison Board
Jane Cecil
Bea Williams - Prison Board
Ebbe Roe Smith
Pavitch
Young Hwa Han
Leonard Ng
Vic Polizos
Billy Baylock
Jack O'Leary
Floor Walker
James Dukas
Oafish Rankman
J.C. Quinn
Barber
Jerry Mayer
Barber
Kent Broadhurst
Whitley
Hazen Gifford
Partridge
Bill McNulty
Richards
Rob Garrison
Pretty Boy
Ritch Brinkley
Gate Guard
Gary A. Jones
Investigative Reporter (uncredited)
Nicolas Cage
Prisoner (uncredited)
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