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Boxcar Bertha (14-Jun-1972)
Director: Martin Scorsese Writers: Joyce H. Corrington; John William Corrington Based on a book: Sister of the Road by Bertha Thompson with Dr. Ben L. Reitman Music Composed by: Gib Guilbeau; Thad Maxwell Producer: Roger Corman Keywords: Drama
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
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| Victor Argo |
Actor |
5-Nov-1934 |
6-Apr-2004 |
Taxi Driver and Mean Streets |
| David Carradine |
Actor |
8-Dec-1936 |
3-Jun-2009 |
Grasshopper |
| John Carradine |
Actor |
5-Feb-1906 |
27-Nov-1988 |
In over 200 B movies |
| Bernie Casey |
Football |
8-Jun-1939 |
20-Sep-2017 |
NFL wide receiver turned actor |
| Barbara Hershey |
Actor |
5-Feb-1948 |
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Boxcar Bertha and Mary Magdalene |
| Barry Primus |
Actor |
16-Feb-1938 |
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Gold Coast |
CAST REVIEWS Review by DOGMAN (posted on 2-Oct-2007) Although the acting is rather slow and fake, this feature has it's merits and can be quite entertaining. For those who wish to see a young Ms. Hershey and Mr. Carridine in the total buff, several times, this one's a must! I saw it because I'm a railfan and love steam trains. There could have been more trains, but there is a great scene when the gang steals an engine. Scorcese was really just getting started here and it shows. Sometimes the actors look like they just don't know what to do. Also annoying is the splattering blood which looks too much like ripe red tomatoes. All in all, considering the time period his was made and the materials avialable, it's worthwhile seeing once.
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