| Dirty Mary Crazy Larry | |||||
| Anchor Bay (5/17/1974) | |||||
| Action, Drama, Romance | |||||
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#129 |
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10*
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| Peter Fonda | Larry Rayder | |
| Susan George | Mary Coombs | |
| Adam Roarke | Deke Sommers | |
| Kenneth Tobey | Carl Donahue | |
| Eugene Daniels | Hanks | |
| Vic Morrow | Everett Franklin | |
| Lynn Borden | Evelyn Stanton | |
| Elizabeth James | Dispatcher | |
| Janear Hines | Millie | |
| Adrianne Herman | Cindy Stanton | |
| Tom Castranova | Steve | |
| James W. Gavin | Helicopter Pilot | |
| Al Rossi | Surl | |
| Ben Niems | Police Chief Markey | |
| George Westcott | Bridge Operator |
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| Producer |
Norman T. Herman
James H. Nicholson |
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| Writer | Leigh Chapman
Antonio Santean James H. Nicholson |
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| Cinematography | Michael D. Margulies
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Susan George (Straw Dogs) is ex-groupie Mary and Peter Fonda (Easy Rider) is wannabe-NASCAR driver Larry. They're thieves on the run from sheriff Vic Morrow (The Blackboard Jungle), who carries neither gun nor badge. According to director John Hough (The Legend of Hell House), his white trash cult classic was "an action picture with a lot of stunts." That about sums it up. The Tarantino favorite is slim on character development, but overstuffed with automobile-oriented action (most revolving around a 1969 Dodge Charger). Notable stunts include a game of chicken with a couple of 18-wheelers, a low-flying helicopter chase, and a death-defying leap over a moving bridge (Speed would up the ante with a bus). Adapted from the novel The Chase, Dirty Mary Crazy Larry also has one shocker of an ending. Adam Roarke, as levelheaded mechanic Deke, and an uncredited Roddy McDowall, as supermarket manager George, provide solid support. --Kathleen C. Fennessy |
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