Mark's Music Circus
presents
Films & Soundtracks of

Musical Films

Release Date	Film	Soundtrack	Cast	Crew	Company Credits
13 February 1972 [USA] 1 June 1972 [UK] 7 July 1972 [Ireland] 13 July 1972 [Hong Kong] 19 August 1972 [Japan] 21 August 1972 {Venice Film Festival} [Italy] 1 September 1972 [Italy] 15 September 1972 [France] 15 September 1972 [West Germany] 22 September 1972 [Finland] 28 September 1972 [Australia] 2 October 1972 [Sweden] 6 October 1972 [Spain] 9 October 1972 [Greece] 12 October 1972 [Argentina] 12 October 1972 [Netherlands] 20 October 1972 [Portugal] 27 October 1972 [Denmark] 4 November 1972 [Uruguay] March 1973 [Turkey] 5 April 1973 [Colombia] 5 May 1973 (re-release) [Japan] December 1973 [Poland] 28 February 1974 [Hungary] 12 December 1974 (re-release) [Argentina] 16 May 1975 [East Germany] 22 December 1977 [Gent, Belgium] 13 March 1980 (re-release) [Hungary] 30 November 1984 (re-release) [Finland] 21 June 2002 (re-release) [UK] 3 February 2010 (re-release) [France] 24 May 2017 {Seattle International Film Festival} [USA]	CABARET (Drama | Musical) [2 hours 4 minutes] A female girlie club entertainer in Weimar Republic era Berlin romances two men while the Nazi Party rises to power around them.	MEIN HERR Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Liza Minnelli MONEY, MONEY Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey WILLKOMMEN ("WELCOME") Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Joel Grey TOMORROW BELONGS TO ME Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung onscreen by the Nazi youth with singing voice provided by Mark Lambert CABARET Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Liza Minnelli TWO LADIES Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Joel Grey IF YOU COULD SEE HER Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Joel Grey MAYBE THIS TIME Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Liza Minnelli TILLER GIRLS Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Joel Grey HEIRAT Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sung by Greta Keller SITTING PRETTY Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb Used instrumentally DON'T TELL MAMA (uncredited) Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb IT COULDN'T PLEASE ME MORE (uncredited) Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb MARRIED (uncredited) Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb SO WHAT (uncredited) Written by John Kander and Fred Ebb	LIZA MINNELLI ... Sally Bowles MICHAEL YORK ... Brian Roberts HELMUT GRIEM ... Maximilian von Heune JOEL GREY ... Master of Ceremonies FRITZ WEPPER ... Fritz Wendel MARISA BERENSON ... Natalia Landauer ELISABETH NEUMANN-VIERTEL ... Fraulein Schneider HELEN VITA ... Fraulein Kost SIGRID VON RICHTHOFEN (as SIGRID VON RICHTHOFEN) ... Fraulein Mayr GERD VESPERMANN ... Bobby RALF WOLTER ... Herr Ludwig GEORG HARTMANN ... Willi RICKY RENÉE (as RICKY RENEE) ... Elke ESTRONGO NACHAMA ... Cantor KATHRYN DOBY ... Kit-Kat Dancer INGE JAEGER ... Kit-Kat Dancer ANGELIKA KOCH ... Kit-Kat Dancer HELEN VELKOVORSKA ... Kit-Kat Dancer GITTA SCHMIDT ... Kit-Kat Dancer LOUISE QUICK ... Kit-Kat Dancer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: OLIVER COLLIGNON ... Hitler youth singer (uncredited) PIERRE FRANCKH ... Nazi with Collecting Box (uncredited) MARK LAMBERT ... Hitler youth singer (singing voice) (uncredited) ELLEN UMLAUF ... Lady at Party (uncredited)	Directed by: BOB FOSSE ========= Writing Credits: JOE MASTEROFF ... (based on the musical play "Cabaret" book by) JOHN VAN DRUTEN ... (based on the play by) CHRISTOPHER ISHERWOOD ... (stories) JAY PRESSON ALLEN (as JAY ALLEN) ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: CY FEUER ... producer HAROLD NEBENZAL ... associate producer MARTIN BAUM ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: JOHN KANDER RALPH BURNS ... (adaptation score) (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEOFFREY UNSWORTH ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: DAVID BRETHERTON ========= Casting by: RENATE NEUCHL ========= Production Design by: ROLF ZEHETBAUER ========= Art Direction by: HANS JÜRGEN KIEBACH (as JURGEN KIEBACH) ========= Costume Design by: CHARLOTTE FLEMMING ========= Makeup Department: SUSI KRAUSE ... hair stylist / makeup artist GUS LE PRE ... hair stylist: Miss Minnelli RAIMUND STANGL ... hair stylist / makeup artist ========= Production Management: PIA ARNOLD ... production manager WOLFRAM KOHTZ ... unit manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: WOLFGANG GLATTES ... assistant director DOUGLAS GREEN ... assistant director STEFAN ZÜRCHER ... second assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: RICHARD EGLSEDER ... property master HERBERT STRABEL (as HERBERT STRABL) ... set dresser ========= Sound Department: DAVID HILDYARD ... sound ROBERT KNUDSON ... dubbing ARTHUR PIANTADOSI ... dubbing DOUG GRINDSTAFF ... sound editor (uncredited) KITTY MALONE ... foley mixer (uncredited) JAMES NELSON ... supervising sound editor (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: HERBERT FISCHER ... gaffer LARS LOOSCHEN ... stills PETER MACDONALD ... camera operator JOHN CAMPBELL ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: ILLE SIEVERS ... wardrobe UTE MEYER-MARTIN ... costume assistant (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: DAVID RAMIREZ ... assistant editor ========= Music Department: RALPH BURNS ... conductor / music arranger / music supervisor FRED EBB ... composer: additional songs / lyrics by ILLO ENDRULAT ... music editor BOB FOSSE ... musical numbers staged by JOHN KANDER ... composer: additional songs RAOUL KRAUSHAAR ... music coordinator KAROLA STORR ... music editor ROBERT TRACY (as ROBERT N. TRACY) ... music editor FRED WERNER ... choreographic music associate ========= Script and Continuity Department: TRUDY VON TROTHA (as TRUDI VON TROTHA) ... script supervisor ========= Other crew: JUTTA BEIL ... dance co-ordinator BOB FOSSE ... dances staged by VIC HEUTSCHY ... unit publicist JANE MEAGHER ... auditor HAROLD PRINCE ... produced on the New York stage by OSMAN RAGHEB ... dialogue coach JOHN SHARPE ... choreographic assistant HUGH WHEELER ... research consultant MICHAEL ALPERT ... publicist (uncredited) STEPHANIE DANIEL ... double: Liza Minnelli (uncredited) VIRGINIA LORD ... publicist (uncredited) MYRNA POST ... publicist (uncredited)	Production Companies: Allied Artists Pictures (present) (as Allied Artists Pictures Corporation and A B C Pictures Corp.) ABC Pictures (present) (as Allied Artists Pictures Corporation and A B C Pictures Corp.) A Feuer and Martin Production (as A Feuer & Martin Production Of) Bavaria Film (uncredited) ========= Distributors: Allied Artists Pictures (1972)     [USA]     Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1972)     [AUSTRALIA]     Theatrical Centfox (1972)     [WEST GERMANY]     Theatrical Fox Norena Film A/S (1972)     [NORWAY]     Theatrical Fox-MGM Film (1972)     [SWEDEN]     Theatrical Fox-Rank (1972)     [UK]     Theatrical International Film Distributors (1972)     [CANADA]     Theatrical Netherlands Fox Film Corporation (1972)     [NETHERLANDS]     Theatrical MGM-Fox Films (1973)     [ARGENTINA]     Theatrical American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1975)     [USA]     TV Citadel Films (1979)     [CANADA]     Theatrical - (re-release) MGM/CBS Home Video (1981)     [USA]     VHS Nord Video (1981)     [NORWAY]     VHS / Beta / Video 2000 CBS Video (1982)     [USA]     Video - (Betamax) Star Video (1982)     [AUSTRALIA]     VHS CBS/Fox (1983)     [USA]     VHS - (drawer box release) CBS/Fox (1983)     [USA]     Video - (LaserDisc) CEL Home Video (1983)     [AUSTRALIA]     VHS Rank Video (1983)     [UK]     VHS CBS/Fox (1984)     [USA]     VHS CBS/Fox (1985)     [ARGENTINA]     VHS Video Elit (1986)     [GREECE]     VHS Video Gems (for ABC Video Enterprises) (1986)     [UK]     VHS CBS/Fox (1988)     [USA]     VHS CBS/Fox (1990)     [USA]     VHS Atlas Films (1991)     [GERMANY]     VHS Braveworld (1992)     [UK]     VHS Parkfield Entertainment (1992)     [UK]     VHS Warner Home Video (1992)     [USA]     VHS Warner Home Video (1993)     [USA]     Video - (LaserDisc) 4 Front Video (1995)     [UK]     VHS PolyGram Video (1995)     [UK]     VHS BMG Video (1996)     [AUSTRALIA]     VHS Cinema Club (1996)     [UK]     VHS Video Collection International (1996)     [UK]     VHS Warner Home Video (1996)     [USA]     VHS Warner Home Video (1997)     [USA]     VHS - (25th Anniversary edition) Warner Home Video (1998)     [CANADA]     DVD Warner Home Video (1998)     [USA]     DVD - (special edition) Warner Home Video (1998)     [USA]     VHS Warner Home Video (2000)     [USA]     DVD Warner Home Video (2000)     [USA]     VHS Manga Films (2001)     [SPAIN]     DVD Scanbox Entertainment (2001)     [SWEDEN]     DVD BBC Video (2002)     [UK]     DVD EuroVideo (2002)     [GERMANY]     DVD Fremantle Home Entertainment (2002)     [UK]     DVD Warner Home Video (2003)     [USA]     DVD Prism Leisure Corporation (2004)     [UK]     DVD Fremantle Home Entertainment (2005)     [UK]     DVD Warner Home Video (2006)     [USA]     DVD Fremantle Home Entertainment (2009)     [USA]     DVD Warner Home Video (2010)     [USA]     DVD Warner Home Video (2012)     [USA]     DVD - (40th Anniversary edition) Fremantle Home Entertainment (2012)     [UK]     DVD Rai Movie (2016)     [ITALY]     TV Warner Archive Collection (2018)     [USA]     DVD F.J. Lucas [BRAZIL]     VHS ========= Other Companies: Audiolink Radio Communications (walkie talkies) CBS (VHS package design) (uncredited) Edit-Rite (sound effects) (as Edit-Rite, Inc.) Modern Film Effects (titles) Todd-AO Studios (re-recording) (uncredited)
5 June 1972 {premiere} [Kingston, Jamaica] August 1972 {Venice Film Festival} [Italy] 8 February 1973 [New York City, New York, USA] 14 April 1976 [France] 9 June 1976 (TV premiere) [Sweden] 5 August 1977 [Denmark] 11 August 1977 [Netherlands] 3 April 1978 [Japan] 17 October 2004 {Film on Music Festival} [Czech Republic] 12 March 2008 {CH4 Film Jamaica} [UK] September 2009 {Toronto International Film Festival} [Canada]	THE HARDER THEY COME (Crime | Drama | Music) [2 hours] With dreams of becoming a successful Reggae singer, a young Jamaican man finds corruption from his record producers and the drug pushers they're connected to. Rather than fail his dreams Ivan lets nothing stand in his way, not even the law.	YOU CAN GET IT IF YOU REALLY WANT Performed by Jimmy Cliff Composed by Jimmy Cliff DRAW YOUR BRAKES Performed by Scotty aka David Scott Composed by Derrick Harriot and David Scott PRESSURE DROP Performed by Toots & The Maytals Composed by Fredric Hibbert aka Toots Hibbert MANY RIVERS TO CROSS Performed by Jimmy Cliff Composed by Jimmy Cliff JOHNNY TOO BAD Performed by The Slickers Composed by Hylton Bexford, Winston Bailey, Sydney Crooks and Derric Crooks SHANTY TOWN Performed by Desmond Dekker Composed by Dacres aka Desmond Dekker SWEET AND DANDY Performed by Toots & The Maytals Composed by Fredric Hibbert aka Toots Hibbert THE HARDER THEY COME Performed by Jimmy Cliff Composed by Jimmy Cliff RIVERS OF BABYLON Performed by The Melodians Composed by Brent Dowe and Trevor McNaughton SITTING HERE IN LIMBO Performed by Jimmy Cliff Composed by Jimmy Cliff	JIMMY CLIFF ... Ivanhoe "Ivan" Martin JANET BARTLEY ... Elsa CARL BRADSHAW ... Jose Smith RAS DANIEL HARTMAN ... Pedro BASIL KEANE ... Preacher BOB CHARLTON ... Hilton WINSTON STONA ... Detective Ray Jones LUCIA WHITE ... Mother VOLAIR JOHNSON ... Pushcart Boy BEVERLY ANDERSON ... Housewife CLOVER LEWIS ... Market Woman ELIJAH CHAMBERS ... Longa PRINCE BUSTER ... DJ at Dance ED 'BIM' LEWIS ... Photographer BOBBY LOBAN ... Fitz JOANNE DUNN ... Barmaid ADRIAN ROBINSON ... Editor DON TOPPING ... DJ KARL LESLIE ... Freddie SANDRA REDWOOD ... Girl ULA FRASER ... Elsa Friend CAROL LAWES ... Elsa Friend ASTON 'BAM' WINTER ... Drunk Rest of cast listed alphabetically: TOOTS HIBBERT ... Self (uncredited) FRANCO NERO ... Django (archive footage) (uncredited)	Directed by: PERRY HENZELL ========= Writing Credits: PERRY HENZELL ... (written by) & TREVOR D. RHONE ... (written by) ========= Produced by: PERRY HENZELL ... producer STEPHEN A. HOUSDEN ... executive producer (2007 restored version) S. LEIGH SAVIDGE ... executive producer (restored version) JEFF SCHEFTEL ... producer (30th Anniversary DVD) CHRIS BLACKWELL ... executive producer (uncredited) YVONNE BREWSTER ... associate producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: JIMMY CLIFF DESMOND DEKKER THE SLICKERS ========= Cinematography by: PETER JESSOP DAVID MCDONALD FRANKLYN ST. JUSTE ========= Film Editing by: REICLAND ANDERSON (as SEICLAND ANDERSON) JOHN VICTOR SMITH RICHARD WHITE ========= Art Direction by: SALLY HENZELL ========= Production Management: YVONNE JONES ... production manager SCOTT MICHAEL NABAT ... post-production supervisor (2006 restoration) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ROBERT RUSSELL ... assistant director TONY STRAW ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: BOB POVEY ... sound BURNING SPEAR (as WINSTON RODNEY) ... sound ========= Stunts: ALTON ELLIS ... stunt double: Jimmy Cliff ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ERNEST DAVIS ... assistant camera ROY MARSDEN ... gaffer ========= Editorial Department: MARLENE FLETCHER ... supervising editor JEREMY THOMAS ... assistant editor ========= Other crew: JOHN SOLIE ... cover illustrator ========= Thanks: LAURA FERGUSON ... special thanks DAVID GARONZIK ... special thanks ARTHUR GORSON ... special thanks	Production Companies: International Films Xenon Pictures ========= Distributors: New World Pictures (1973)     [USA]     Theatrical PolyGram Video (1991)     [USA]     VHS The Criterion Collection (1992)     [USA]     Video - (laserdisc) Xenon Entertainment Group (1994)     [USA]     VHS - (pan and scan) Tapeworm Video Distributors (1998)     [USA]     VHS - (pan and scan) Xenon Pictures (2000)     [WORLD-WIDE]     All Media Xenon Entertainment Group (2002)     [USA]     VHS - (EP pan and scan) Continental Home Vídeo (2003)     [BRAZIL]     DVD Xenon Entertainment Group (2003)     [USA]     DVD - (30th Anniversary Edition) Xenon Entertainment Group (2006)     [USA]     DVD - (CD included) Revolver Entertainment (2007)     [UK]     All Media Umbrella Entertainment (2009)     [AUSTRALIA]     All Media Another World Entertainment (2010)     [DENMARK]     DVD Arsenal Filmverleih (2010)     [GERMANY]     DVD Xenon Entertainment Group (2010)     [USA]     DVD California Pictures (2011)     [WORLD-WIDE]     All Media Syndctd Entertainment (2013-2014)     [USA]     Theatrical BBC Two (2016)     [UK]     TV Shout! Factory (2019)     [USA]     Blu-ray - (collector's edition) Succéfilm AB [SWEDEN]     Theatrical Home Box Office Home Video (HBO) [USA]     VHS - (plastic clamshell) Thorn EMI Video [UK]     VHS - (pan and scan) ========= Other Companies: David Redfern / Retna (cover photos) Island Records (soundtrack)
14 June 1972 [New York City, New York, USA] 13 January 1973 [Japan] 22 August 1973 [Venezuela]	FILLMORE (Documentary | Music) [1 hour 45 minutes] A dozen rock groups are shown playing in the final five nights of shows leading up the closing of Fillmore West on July 4, 1971.	HELLO FRIENDS Written by Barbara Mauritz (uncredited) Performed by Barbara Mauritz (as Lamb) ISN'T IT JUST A BEAUTIFUL DAY ("RIVER BOULEVARD") Written by Barbara Mauritz (uncredited) Performed by Barbara Mauritz (as Lamb) YOU GOT ME HUMMIN' Written by Isaac Hayes (uncredited) and David Porter (uncredited) Performed by Cold Blood WISH I KNEW HOW IT WOULD FEEL TO BE FREE Written by Billy Taylorv and Dick Dallas (uncredited) Performed by Cold Blood CANDY MAN Written by Gary Davis (aka Reverend Gary Davis) (uncredited) Performed by Hot Tuna UNCLE SAM BLUES Traditional, arranged by Jorma Kaukonen (uncredited) and Jack Casady (uncredited) Performed by Hot Tuna FRESH AIR Written by by Jesse Oris Farrow c Performed by Quicksilver Messenger Service MOJO Written by Chet Powers (uncredited) Performed by Quicksilver Messenger Service WE CAN BE TOGETHER Written by Paul Kantner (uncredited) Performed by Jefferson Airplane I'LL BE LONG GONE Written by Boz Scaggs (uncredited) Performed by Boz Scaggs CASEY JONES Written by Jerry Garcia (uncredited) and Robert Hunter (uncredited) Performed by Grateful Dead JOHNNY B. GOODE Written by Chuck Berry (uncredited) Performed by Grateful Dead WHITE BIRD Written by David LaFlamme (uncredited) and Linda LaFlamme (uncredited) Performed by It's a Beautiful Day THE SKY IS CRYING Written by Elmore James (uncredited) Performed by The Elvin Bishop Group INCIDENT AT NESHABUR Written by Alberto Gianquinto (uncredited) and Carlos Santana (uncredited) Performed by Santana (uncredited) IT'S ABOUT THAT TIME Written by Miles Davis (uncredited) Performed by Santana IN A SILENT WAY Written by Joe Zawinul (uncredited) Performed by Santana	BILL GRAHAM ... Bill Graham Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MARTY BALIN ... Performers (as member of The Jefferson Airplane) ELVIN BISHOP ... Themselves (as The Elvin Bishop Group) ED BOGAS ... Performers (as member of Lamb) MIKE CARABELLO ... Performers (as member of Santana) JACK CASADY ... Performers (as member of Hot Tuna) JOHN CHAMBERS ... Performers (as member of The Elvin Bishop Group) JOHN CIPOLLINA ... Performers (as member of Quicksilver Messenger Service) PAPA JOHN CREACH ... Himself JOHN DAWSON ... Performers (as member of The New Riders of the Purple Sage) BILL DOUGLASS ... Performers (as member of Lamb) SPENCER DRYDEN ... Performers (as member of The New Riders of the Purple Sage) GARY DUNCAN ... Performers (as member of Quicksilver Messenger Service) LARRY FIELDS ... Performers (as member of Cold Blood) DAVID FREIBERG ... Performers (as member of Quicksilver Messenger Service) JERRY GARCIA ... Performers (as member of The New Riders of the Purple Sage) KEITH GODCHAUX ... Performers (as member of The Grateful Dead) GRATEFUL DEAD ... Themselves (as The Grateful Dead) MICHAEL HOLMAN ... Performers (as member of It's A Beautiful Day) HOT TUNA ... Themselves ROBERT HUNTER ... Performers (as member of The Grateful Dead) IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY ... Themselves JEFFERSON AIRPLANE ... Themselves PAUL KANTNER ... Performers (as member of The Jefferson Airplane) JORMA KAUKONEN ... Performers (as member of Hot Tuna) BILL KREUTZMANN ... Performers (as member of The Grateful Dead) DAVID LAFLAMME ... Performers (as member of It's A Beautiful Day) RENEE LEBALLISTER ... Renee Dancer Hot Tuna KIP MAERCKLEIN ... Performers (as member of The Elvin Bishop Group) BARBARA MAURITZ ... Performers (as member of Lamb) RON MCKERNAN ... Performers (as member of The Grateful Dead) STEVE MILLER ... Performers (as member of The Elvin Bishop Group) JIM MURRAY ... Performers (as member of Quicksilver Messenger Service) THE NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE ... Themselves QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE ... Themselves THE ROWAN BROTHERS ... Themselves CHRIS ROWAN ... Performers (as member of The Rowan Brothers) LORIN ROWAN ... Performers (as member of The Rowan Brothers) SANTANA ... Themselves CARLOS SANTANA ... Performers (as member of Santana) PATRICIA SANTOS ... Performers (as member of It's A Beautiful Day) BOZ SCAGGS ... Performer RICK SHLOSSER ... Performers (as member of Lamb) MICHAEL SHRIEVE ... Performers (as member of Santana) GRACE SLICK ... Performers (as member of The Jefferson Airplane) BOB SWANSON ... Performers (as member of Lamb) BOB WEIR ... Performers (as member of The Grateful Dead) MIKE BLOOMFIELD ... Himself (uncredited)	Directed by: RICHARD T. HEFFRON ========= Produced by: BERT DECKER (as HERBERT F. DECKER) ... producer CLAUDE JARMAN JR. ... executive producer KEEVA KRISTAL ... producer ========= Cinematography by: ALAN CAPPS ALBERT KIHN PAUL LOHMANN ERIC SAARINEN ========= Film Editing by: RICHARD CLARKE DANIEL HALAS CHARLES TETONI ========= Production Management: MURRAY MINTZ ... production manager ========= Sound Department: JOHN CURL ... audio consultant NIGEL NOBLE ... sound mix supervisor / sound recordist ROBERT GRAVENOR ... sound recordist (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: MURRAY MINTZ ... additional cinematography ========= Editorial Department: ELI F. BLEICH ... supervising editor ========= Music Department: NIGEL NOBLE ... music recordist ========= Other crew: ELI F. BLEICH ... associate director	Production Companies: Bill Graham Organization Median Films ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (1972)     [USA]     Theatrical
12 October 1972 [USA] 5 April 1973 [UK] 25 May 1973 [Ireland] 2 June 1973 [Japan] 12 September 1973 [Netherlands] 12 September 1973 [Sweden] 21 September 1973 [Finland] 27 September 1973 [France] 4 October 1973 [Argentina] 15 October 1973 [Denmark] 31 October 1973 [Portugal] 1 November 1973 [West Germany] December 1975 [Iceland]	LADY SINGS THE BLUES (Biography | Drama | Music) [2 hours 24 minutes] The story of the troubled life and career of the legendary Jazz singer, Billie Holiday. Born Elinore Harris, Billie Holiday had a difficult teen and young adulthood period, which included working in brothels, both as a cleaning woman and a prostitute, and being raped. Through this difficulty, she dreamed of becoming a jazz singer. She got her initial singing break when she applied at a Harlem club that was looking for a dancer, but where she got hired as a singer. There, she met and fell in love with the suave Louis McKay. After this initial break, Billie wanted her singing career to move to the mainstream clubs in downtown Manhattan. She took a risk when she agreed to be the lead singer for the Reg Hanley Band, a primarily white group, who convinced her that she would have to make her mark in regional tours before her Manhattan dream could happen. As Billie tried to advance her career, pressures of life, including being a black woman, led to her not so secret substance abuse (especially of heroin), not so secret because of her increasingly erratic behavior, both on stage and off. As those around her, including Louis, worked to support Billie emotionally to get off drugs, Billie faced other issues, such as open narcotic use being a criminal offense, which in combination with the effects of the heroin use itself could be Billie's downfall despite her singing talent.	TAIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS Written by Porter Grainger and Everett Robbins Sung by Blinky (as Blinky Williams) HAPPY (uncredited) Written by Michel Legrand and Smokey Robinson Sung by Michael Jackson ALL OF ME (uncredited) music and lyrics by Seymour Simons and Gerald Marks DON'T EXPLAIN (uncredited) music and lyrics by Arthur Herzog Jr. and Billie Holiday GOD BLESS THE CHILD (uncredited) music and lyrics by Arthur Herzog Jr. and Billie Holiday FINE AND MELLOW (uncredited) music and lyrics by Billie Holiday GIMME A PIGFOOT AND A BOTTLE OF BEER (uncredited) music and lyrics by Wesley Wilson GOOD MORNING HEARTACHE (uncredited) music and lyrics by Irene Higginbotham, Ervin Drake and Dan Fisher I CRIED FOR YOU (uncredited) music by Gus Arnheim and Abe Lyman, lyrics by Arthur Freed LADY SINGS THE BLUES (uncredited) music and lyrics by Billie Holiday and Herbie Nichols LOVER MAN (OH, WHERE CAN YOU BE?) (uncredited) music and lyrics by Jimmy Davis, Roger Ramirez and Jimmy Sherman MEAN TO ME (uncredited) music by Fred E. Ahlert, lyrics by Roy Turk MY MAN (uncredited) music by Maurice Yvain, lyrics by Channing Pollock OUR LOVE IS HERE TO STAY (uncredited) music by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin THE MAN I LOVE (uncredited) music by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin STRANGE FRUIT (uncredited) music and lyrics by Lewis Allan THEM THERE EYES (uncredited) music and lyrics by William Tracey, Doris Tauber and Maceo Pinkard WHAT A LITTLE MOONLIGHT CAN DO (uncredited) music and lyrics by Harry M. Woods YOU'VE CHANGED (uncredited) music by Carl Fischer, lyrics by Bill Carey	Directed by: SIDNEY J. FURIE ========= Writing Credits: CHRIS CLARK ... (screenplay) SUZANNE DE PASSE (as SUZANNE DE PASSE) ... (screenplay) WILLIAM DUFTY ... (book) BILLIE HOLIDAY ... (book) TERENCE MCCLOY ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: BRAD DEXTER ... producer BERRY GORDY ... executive producer EDDIE SAETA ... associate producer JAY WESTON ... producer JAMES S. WHITE ... producer ========= Music by: MICHEL LEGRAND ========= Cinematography by: JOHN A. ALONZO (as JOHN ALONZO) ========= Film Editing by: ARGYLE NELSON JR. (as ARGYLE NELSON) ========= Casting by: JOE SCULLY ========= Production Design by: CARL ANDERSON ========= Set Decoration by: REG ALLEN ========= Costume Design by: RAY AGHAYAN NORMA KOCH BOB MACKIE ========= Makeup Department: CHERIE ... hair stylist DON SCHOENFELD ... makeup supervisor ========= Production Management: MILLIE MOORE ... post-production supervisor EDDIE SAETA ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: CHARLES WASHBURN ... assistant director IRBY SMITH ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: GENE LAURITZEN ... construction coordinator BILL GOLD ... poster designer (uncredited) CAREY HARRIS JR. ... swing gang (uncredited) BILL HUDSON ... greensman (uncredited) JACK IANNARELLI ... props (uncredited) JOHN LA SALANDRA ... construction supervisor (uncredited) MAURICE LARSON ... painter (uncredited) RICHARD M. RUBIN ... props (uncredited) FRED R. SIMPSON JR. ... leadman (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: DAVID DOCKENDORF ... re-recording mixer BILL FORD ... sound mixer MARVIN E. LEWIS ... cable person (uncredited) DON MERRITT ... boom operator (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: HENRY MILLAR ... special effects (uncredited) ========= Stunts: ERNEST ROBINSON ... stunts ========= Camera and Electrical Department: RICHARD HART ... gaffer HARRY REZ ... best boy KENNETH ADAMS ... grip (uncredited) SHERMAN FULTON ... electrician (uncredited) RANDY GLASS ... best boy (uncredited) ELISHA HARRIS ... electrician (uncredited) LEROY LYDIA ... grip (uncredited) SAL OREFICE ... electrician (uncredited) ARNOLD L. RICH ... camera operator (uncredited) TOM SAWYER ... dolly operator (uncredited) THOMAS SCOTT ... assistant camera (uncredited) ORLANDO SUERO ... still photographer (uncredited) JOSEPH M. WILCOTS ... assistant camera (uncredited) EDDIE WILLIS ... grip (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: BOB COCHRAN ... extras casting (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: ELIZABETH COURTNEY ... costumes executed by NORMA KOCH ... costumes FRANK SOMPER ... furs PAULINE CAMPBELL ... costumer (uncredited) KENT JAMES ... costumer (uncredited) CLIFF LANGER ... costumer (uncredited) EDNA TAYLOR ... costumer (uncredited) JOE WILLIAMS ... costumer (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: ROBERTA ADYE ... associate editor PAUL LAMASTRA ... assistant editor ========= Music Department: GIL ASKEY ... music supervisor RALPH JAMES HALL ... music editor / re-cut version BEN BARRETT ... music contractor (uncredited) JOHN COLLINS ... musician: guitar (uncredited) JUNE EDGERTON ... music editor (uncredited) HARRY EDISON ... musician: trumpet (uncredited) ========= Transportation Department: GENE CLINESMITH ... transportation GEORGE ALDEN ... mechanic (uncredited) EDWARD BAKEN ... driver (uncredited) JAMES D. BRUBAKER ... transportation captain (uncredited) EDWARD CHARLES ... driver (uncredited) DALE HENRY ... assistant transportation (uncredited) ========= Other crew: JANET HUBBARD ... researcher LOUIS MCKAY ... technical advisor LAWRENCE SCHILLER ... montages / title designer JUDY ST. GERARD ... creative consultant MICHAEL COOKSEY ... craft service (uncredited) STEPHEN J. FISHER ... auditor (uncredited) TERENCE MCCLOY ... dialogue coach (uncredited) STEVEN P. SAETA ... assistant auditor (uncredited) WILLIAM SMITH ... auditor (uncredited) VINCENT TUBBS ... unit publicist (uncredited)	Production Companies: Jobete Productions Motown Productions Paramount Pictures Sidney J. Furie Productions Weston Productions ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1972)     [USA]     Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1972)     [UK]     Theatrical Nova Film (1973)     [NETHERLANDS]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1973)     [SWEDEN]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1973)     [NORWAY]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1973)     [FINLAND]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1973)     [ARGENTINA]     Theatrical American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1980)     [USA]     TV - (broadcast premiere) TV3 (1988)     [FINLAND]     TV ========= Other Companies: The Mark Baron Company (agency publicity)
11 December 1972 [New York City, New York, USA] 20 December 1972 {Royal premiere} [London, UK] 21 December 1972 [UK] 25 December 1972 [Spain] 30 December 1972 [Japan] 16 February 1973 [Ireland] February 1973 [Atlanta, Georgia, USA] 17 May 1973 [Argentina] 28 August 1973 [Denmark] 31 August 1973 [Sweden] 8 September 1973 [Italy] 14 September 1973 [Finland] 27 September 1973 [France] April 1974 [Turkey] 27 June 1974 [Hungary] 10 November 1974 {TV premiere} [West Germany]	MAN OF LA MANCHA (Drama | Fantasy | Musical) [2 hours 12 minutes] The funny story of mad but kind and chivalrous elderly nobleman Don Quixote who, aided by his squire Sancho Panza, fights windmills that are seen as dragons to save prostitute Dulcinea who is seen as a noblewoman.	MAN OF LA MANCHA (I, DON QUIXOTE) Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Performed by Simon Gilbert, Peter O'Toole (speaking), and James Coco IT'S ALL THE SAME Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by Sophia Loren DULCINEA Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Performed by Simon Gilbert and Men's Chorus I'M ONLY THINKING OF HIM Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by Julie Gregg, Rosalie Crutchley and Ian Richardson I REALLY LIKE HIM Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by James Coco THE BARBER'S SONG Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by Gino Conforti GOLDEN HELMET OF MAMBRINO Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by Simon Gilbert, James Coco, Gino Conforti, and Men's Chorus LITTLE BIRD, LITTLE BIRD Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by Brian Blessed and Chorus THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by Simon Gilbert THE FIGHT Music adapted by Laurence Rosenthal from music composed by Mitch Leigh Played by orchestra THE DUBBING (KNIGHT OF THE WOEFUL COUNTENANCE) Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by Harry Andrews, Sophia Loren and James Coco THE ABDUCTION Music adapted by Laurence Rosenthal from music composed by Mitch Leigh THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM (reprise) Sung by Simon Gilbert MAN OF LA MANCHA (reprise) Sung by Simon Gilbert ALDONZA Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by Sophia Loren A LITTLE GOSSIP Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Sung by James Coco DULCINEA (reprise) Sung by Sophia Loren THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM (second reprise) Spoken by Sophia Loren and Peter O'Toole MAN OF LA MANCHA (second reprise) Sung by Simon Gilbert , Sophia Loren, and James Coco THE PSALM Music by Mitch Leigh Words taken from the Latin version of Psalm 130 Sung by Ian Richardson FINALE: THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Sung by Sophia Loren, Ian Richardson, Julie Gregg and Mixed Chorus	PETER O'TOOLE ... Don Quixote De La Mancha / Miguel Cervantes / Alonso Quijana SOPHIA LOREN ... Dulcinea / Aldonza JAMES COCO ... Sancho Panza HARRY ANDREWS ... The Innkeeper / The Governor JOHN CASTLE ... Sanson Carrasco / The Duke BRIAN BLESSED ... Pedro IAN RICHARDSON ... The Padre JULIE GREGG ... Antonia ROSALIE CRUTCHLEY ... The Housekeeper GINO CONFORTI ... The Barber MARNE MAITLAND ... Captain of the Guard DOROTHY SINCLAIR ... The Innkeeper's Wife MIRIAM ACEVEDO ... Fermina DOMINIC BARTO (as DOMINIC BARTÓ) ... Muleteer POLDO BENDANDI ... Muleteer PEPPI BORZA ... Muleteer MARIO DONEN ... Muleteer FRED EVANS ... Muleteer GUSTAVO DE NARDO (as FRANCESCO FERRINI) ... Muleteer PAOLO GOZLINO ... Muleteer TEDDY GREEN ... Muleteer PETER JOHNSTON ... Muleteer ROY JONES ... Muleteer CONNEL MILES ... Muleteer STEFFEN ZACHARIAS ... Muleteer LOU ZAMPROGNA ... Muleteer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CALOGERO CARUANA ... Muleteer (uncredited) ROLANDO DE SANTIS ... Muleteer (uncredited)	Directed by: ARTHUR HILLER ========= Writing Credits: DALE WASSERMAN ... (musical play) DALE WASSERMAN ... (screenplay) MIGUEL DE CERVANTES Y SAAVEDRA ... (novel) (uncredited) DALE WASSERMAN ... (television play "I, Don Quixote") (uncredited) ========= Produced by: SAUL CHAPLIN ... associate producer ALBERTO GRIMALDI ... executive producer ARTHUR HILLER ... producer ========= Cinematography by: GIUSEPPE ROTUNNO ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: ROBERT C. JONES ========= Casting by: MAUDE SPECTOR ========= Costume Design by: LUCIANO DAMIANI ========= Makeup Department: GIUSEPPE ANNUNZIATA ... makeup artist RAMON GOW ... hair stylist ADA PALOMBI ... hair stylist AMALIA PAOLETTI ... hair stylist CHARLES E. PARKER (as CHARLES PARKER) ... makeup artist EUCLIDE SANTOLI ... makeup artist STEFANO FAVA ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: LANFRANCO DIOTALLEVI ... unit manager PAOLO INFASCELLI ... unit manager LUCIANO PESCIAROLI ... unit manager LUCIANO PIPERNO ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: FRANCO CIRINO ... assistant director MAURO SACRIPANTI ... assistant director ========= Art Department: ELIO ALTAMURA ... property master ARRIGO BRESCHI ... set dresser LUCIANO DAMIANI ... set designer SIBYLLE ULSAMER (as SIBYLLA ULSAMER) ... assistant: set designer ALESSANDRO ALBERTI ... assistant art director (uncredited) GIOVANNI NATALUCCI ... set designer (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: DAVID HILDYARD ... sound RICHARD PORTMAN ... sound KITTY MALONE ... foley artist (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: ADRIANO PISCHIUTTA ... special effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: RODOLFO BRAMUCCI ... chief electrician GIUSEPPE MACCARI ... camera operator MAZZINI SALVATORE (as MAZZINI SALVATORI) ... key grip DOUGLAS KIRKLAND ... still photographer (uncredited) PIERO SERVO ... first assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SIBYLLE ULSAMER (as SIBYLLA ULSAMER) ... assistant to costume designer ========= Editorial Department: DAVID BLANGSTED ... assistant editor ========= Music Department: RICHARD CARRUTH ... music editor JOE DARION ... lyricist: musical play MITCH LEIGH ... composer: musical play LAURENCE ROSENTHAL ... conductor / music adaptor TED SEBERN ... music editor HERBERT W. SPENCER (as HERBERT SPENCER) ... musical associate SIMON GILBERT ... singing voice: Peter O'Toole (uncredited) LAURENCE ROSENTHAL ... composer: incidental music (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: ELVIRA D'AMICO ... script supervisor ========= Other crew: HAL JAMES ... producer: New York stage production ROY JONES ... assistant choreographer GILLIAN LYNNE ... choreographer ALBERT MARRE ... director: original stage production PHILL NORMAN ... title designer: Westheimer Company ALBERT W. SELDEN ... producer: New York stage production MARIO OLIVIERI ... first production assistant (uncredited)	Production Companies: Produzioni Europee Associate (PEA) (as PEA - Produzioni Europee Associate) ========= Distributors: United Artists (1972)     [USA]     Theatrical United Artists (1972)     [UK]     Theatrical) Kommunenes Filmcentral (KF) (1973)     [NORWAY]     Theatrical United Artists (as Artistas Unidos) (1973)     [ARGENTINA]     Theatrical United Artists (1973)     [SWEDEN]     Theatrical MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1991)     [USA]     VHS Warner Home Video (1991)     [USA]     VHS MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1993)     [USA]     Video - (LaserDisc) MGM Home Entertainment (2004)     [USA]     DVD Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2005)     [GERMANY]     DVD CBS/Fox [USA]     VHS ========= Other Companies: Edit International (sound effects) (as Edit International Ltd.) International Recordings (music recorded at) (as International Recording Studios, Rome) Westheimer Company (titles)

Musical Television Productions

Transmission Date	Programme	Soundtrack	Cast	Crew	Company Credits
10 September 1972 [USA] 9 September 2005 {Toronto International Film Festival} [Canada]	LIZA WITH A Z (Music | TV Special) [55 minutes] Liza Minnelli stars in a television concert directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse. She performs such songs as the title number, "Liza with a 'Z'" and "Son of a Preacher Man". The concert concludes with a medley of songs from the film Cabaret (1972).	1. "YES" (written by John Kander and Fred Ebb [as Kander and Ebb]) 2. "GOD BLESS THE CHILD" (written by Arthur Herzog Jr. and Billie Holiday) 3. "SAY LIZA (LIZA WITH A "Z")" (written by John Kander and Fred Ebb [as Kander and Ebb]) 4. "IT WAS A GOOD TIME" (written by Michael Curb, Mack David, Maurice-Alexis Jarre) 5. "I GOTCHA" (written by Joe Tex) 6. "SON OF A PREACHER MAN" (written by John Hurley and Ronnie Wilkins) 7. "RING THEM BELLS" (written by John Kander and Fred Ebb [as Kander and Ebb]) 8. "BYE BYE BLACKBIRD" (written by Mort Dixon and Ray Henderson) 9. "YOU'VE LET YOURSELF GO" (written by Charles Aznavour) 10. "MY MAMMY" (written by Walter Donaldson, Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young) 11. "CABARET MEDLEY" (written by John Kander and Fred Ebb [as Kander and Ebb]) 12. "BOWS" (written by George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, Gustav Gerson Kahn)	LIZA MINNELLI ... Herself Rest of cast listed alphabetically: TONY BENNETT ... Himself - Audience Member (uncredited) MARISA BERENSON ... Herself - Audience Member (uncredited) CANDY ANN BROWN ... Dancer (uncredited) SPENCER HENDERSON ... Dancer (uncredited) LORNA LUFT ... Herself - Audience Member (uncredited) VINCENTE MINNELLI ... Himself - Audience Member (uncredited) KENNY MORSE ... Drummer (uncredited) ANN REINKING ... Dancer (uncredited) MARK TERRY ... Himself (uncredited) KAY THOMPSON ... Herself - Audience Member (uncredited) GWEN VERDON ... Herself - Audience Member (uncredited)	Directed by: BOB FOSSE ========= Writing Credits: FRED EBB ... (written by) ========= Produced by: MICHAEL ARICK ... Restoration Producer FRED EBB ... producer BOB FOSSE ... producer DAVID HORN ... series producer ANU KRISHNAN ... producer BARRY SCHULMAN ... executive producer ========= Cinematography by: OWEN ROIZMAN ========= Film Editing by: ALAN HEIM ========= Production Design by: ROBERT RANDOLPH ========= Art Direction by: SABINA DALEY ========= Costume Design by: FRANK L. THOMPSON (as FRANK THOMPSON) ========= Makeup Department: BOB JARIS ... makeup artist SIMON SCUDERA ... hair stylist: Miss Minnelli CHRISTINA SMITH (as CHRISTINA) ... makeup designer: Miss Minnelli ========= Production Management: KENNETH UTT ... production supervisor ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: PAUL GANAPOLER ... assistant director ========= Art Department: BEN CHAPPEL ... lead developer BRIAN SANTALONE ... art implementation YING ZHOU-HUDSON ... graphic artist ========= Sound Department: C. ROBERT FINE (as BOB FINE) ... re-recording mixer CHRISTOPHER NEWMAN (as CHRIS NEWMAN) ... sound ANDY POTVIN ... sound consultant: 2000 reissue PHIL RAMONE ... audio designer ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ROGER SANDLER ... still photographer TOM VOLPE ... grip (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: HALSTON ... clothes: Miss Minnelli GEORGE NEWMAN ... wardrobe supervisor ========= Editorial Department: MARK NOWICKI ... colorist: 2000 reissue TRUDY SHIP ... assistant editor IRVING RATHNER ... negative cutter (uncredited) ========= Music Department: NICK BELJIC ... soundtrack construction: 2000 reissue RALPH BURNS ... musical arranger BILLY BYERS ... musical arranger RICHARD A. CRAWFORD ... soundtrack construction: 2000 reissue FRED EBB ... original musical material by GREG FAUST (as GREGORY FAUST) ... soundtrack construction: 2000 reissue JACK FRENCH ... conductor MARVIN HAMLISCH ... musical co-ordinator HERB HARRIS ... music contractor JOHN KANDER ... original musical material by MORT LINDSEY (as MORT LINDSAY) ... musical arranger PETER MATZ ... musical arranger ROBERT RIEGER ... soundtrack construction: 2000 reissue FRED WERNER ... musical arranger / musical supervisor JIM YOUNG ... soundtrack construction: 2000 reissue ANDREW KAZDIN ... music producer (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: NICHOLAS SGARRO (as NICK SGARRO) ... script supervisor ========= Other crew: BOB FOSSE ... choreographer PHIL FRIEDMAN ... stage manager NEIL MERON ... presenter: 2000 reissue LIZA MINNELLI ... presenter: 2000 reissue LOUISE QUICK ... assistant choreographer DEANNE WENBLE (as DEANNA WENBLE) ... production assistant CRAIG ZADAN ... presenter: 2000 reissue DIANA COFRESI-TERRERO ... production assistant (uncredited) LESLIE KRIESEL ... copy editor (uncredited) BRIAN LEE ... technical director (uncredited) BILL O'DONNELL ... program director (uncredited) ========= Thanks: BARBARA CRANDALL ... special thanks (2000 reissue) RICHARD EISENBERG (as RICK EISENBERG) ... special thanks (2000 reissue) ALAN ETT ... special thanks (2000 reissue) JIM HARDY ... special thanks (2000 reissue) BOB HEIBER ... special thanks (2000 reissue) IRENE LAWLER ... special thanks (2000 reissue) PAUL RUTAN JR. (as PAUL RUTAN) ... special thanks (2000 reissue)	Production Companies: Singer (presents) The Bob Fosse Fred Ebb Production A Flora (production) ========= Distributors: National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1972)     [USA]     TV Showtime Networks (2006)     [USA]     TV - (restored version) Anchor Bay Entertainment (UK) (2006)     [UK]     DVD Showtime Entertainment Television (2006)     [USA]     DVD - (collector's editon) Showtime Networks (2006)     [USA]     All Media - (presents: Restored version) ========= Other Companies: Lyceum Theatre (theater) Halston (costumes: Miss Minnelli's Clothes by) Chace Production (soundtrack reconstruction: 2000 restration) HTV (post production services: 2000 Restration) (as HTV, Inc.) King Media Services (DVD authoring: 2006) Showtime Networks (presents) (restored version) Triage Laboratories (laboratory services: Restoration 2006)

Other Films

Release Date	Film	Soundtrack	Cast	Crew	Company Credits
9 March 1972 [New York City, New York, USA] 10 March 1972 [USA] 8 July 1972 [Japan] 14 July 1972 [Ireland] 11 August 1972 [Finland] 13 August 1972 [UK] 14 August 1972 [Sweden] 17 August 1972 [Netherlands] 24 August 1972 [Hong Kong] 6 September 1972 [France] 12 September 1972 [Madrid, Spain] 14 September 1972 [Italy] 21 September 1972 [West Germany] 16 October 1972 [Denmark] 16 October 1972 [Norway] 25 December 1972 [Brazil] 1 January 1973 [Uruguay] 2 February 1973 [Portugal] 13 April 1973 [Gent, Belgium] January 1974 [Turkey] 24 March 1975 [Poland] 1 May 1975 [Hungary] 27 May 1977 [East Germany] 6 May 2004 (DVD premiere) [Greece] 5 March 2005 {Belgrade Film Festival} [Serbia] 10 August 2010 (Blu-ray premiere) [USA] 27 February 2012 {Belgrade Film Festival} [Serbia] 20 March 2015 {Jameson Dublin International Film Festival} [Ireland] 16 October 2018 {Grand Lyon Film Festival} [France]	WHAT'S UP DOC? (Comedy) [1 hour 34 minutes] Two researchers have come to San Francisco to compete for a research grant in Music. One seems a bit distracted, and that was before he meets her. A strange woman seems to have devoted her life to confusing and embarassing him. At the same time a woman has her jewels stolen and a government whistle blower arrives with his stolen top secret papers. All, of course have the same style and color overnight bag.	YOU'RE THE TOP Composed by Cole Porter Performed by Ryan O'Neal & Barbra Streisand AS TIME GOES BY Composed by Herman Hupfeld Performed by Ryan O'Neal & Barbra Streisand SANTA LUCIA Written by Teodoro Cottrau Performed by Peter Bogdanovich	BARBRA STREISAND ... Judy Maxwell RYAN O'NEAL ... Howard Bannister MADELINE KAHN ... Eunice Burns KENNETH MARS ... Hugh Simon AUSTIN PENDLETON ... Frederick Larrabee MICHAEL MURPHY ... Mr. Smith PHILIP ROTH (as PHIL ROTH) ... Mr. Jones SORRELL BOOKE ... Harry STEFAN GIERASCH ... Fritz MABEL ALBERTSON ... Mrs. Van Hoskins LIAM DUNN ... Judge Maxwell JOHN HILLERMAN ... Hotel Manager GEORGE MORFOGEN ... Headwaiter GRAHAM JARVIS ... Bailiff RANDY QUAID ... Professor Hosquith M. EMMET WALSH ... Arresting Officer KEVIN O'NEAL ... Delivery Boy ELEANOR ZEE ... Banquet Receptionist PAUL CONDYLIS ... Room Service Waiter FRED SCHEIWILLER ... Jewel Thief CARL SAXE ... Jewel Thief JACK PERKINS ... Jewel Thief PAUL B. KIPILMAN ... Druggist GIL PERKINS ... Jones' Driver CHRISTA LANG ... Mrs. Hosquith STAN ROSS ... Musicologist PETER PAUL EASTMAN ... Musicologist ERIC BROTHERSON ... Larrabee's Butler ELAINE PARTNOW ... Party Guest GEORGE BURRAFATO (as GEORGE R. BURRAFATO) ... Eunice's Cab Driver JERRY SUMMERS ... Smith's Cab Driver MARK THOMPSON (as MORT THOMPSON) ... Airport Cab Driver DON BEXLEY (as DONALD T. BEXLEY) ... Skycap LEONARD LOOKABAUGH ... Painter on Roof CANDICE BENNETT (as CANDACE BROWNELL) ... Ticket Seller SEAN MORGAN ... Banquet Official PATRICIA O'NEAL ... Lady on Plane JOE ALFASA ... Waiter in Hall CHUCK HOLISON (as CHUCK HOLLOM) ... Pizza Cook Rest of cast listed alphabetically: TOM ANFINSEN ... Musicologist (uncredited) NICK BORGANI ... Musicologist (uncredited) JOHN BYNER ... Man at the Hotel Banquet (uncredited) DONALD CHAFFIN ... Musicologist (uncredited) GEORGE HOLMES ... Waiter (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Musicologist (uncredited) KENNER G. KEMP ... Musicologist (uncredited) RON KINWALD ... Musicologist (uncredited) BRUCE MCBROOM ... Man Kissing Mrs. Van Hoskin's Hand in Hotel Lobby (uncredited) WILLIAM NIVEN ... Painter (uncredited) MONTY O'GRADY ... Musicologist (uncredited) JOHN PEDRINI ... Musicologist (uncredited) JOE PINE ... Waiter (uncredited) MURRAY POLLACK ... Musicologist (uncredited) ANTHONY REDONDO ... Party Guest (uncredited) TONY REGAN ... Musicologist (uncredited) LEODA RICHARDS ... Party Guest (uncredited) BILL RIDDLE ... Cab Driver (uncredited) HANK ROBINSON ... Musicologist (uncredited) COSMO SARDO ... Hotel Waiter (uncredited) DICK SONDERGAARD ... Musicologist (uncredited) NORMAN STEVANS ... Musicologist (uncredited) BOB TEMPLETON ... Musicologist (uncredited) ARTHUR TOVEY ... Party Guest (uncredited) JOHN VICK ... Airport Driver (uncredited) ERICK VINTHER ... Best Man (uncredited)	Directed by: PETER BOGDANOVICH ========= Writing Credits: BUCK HENRY ... (screenplay) and DAVID NEWMAN ... (screenplay) & ROBERT BENTON ... (screenplay) PETER BOGDANOVICH ... (story) ========= Produced by: PETER BOGDANOVICH ... producer PAUL LEWIS ... associate producer ========= Music by: ARTIE BUTLER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: LÁSZLÓ KOVÁCS (as LASZLO KOVACS) ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: VERNA FIELDS ========= Casting by: NESSA HYAMS ========= Production Design by: POLLY PLATT ========= Art Direction by: HERMAN A. BLUMENTHAL ========= Set Decoration by: JOHN P. AUSTIN (as JOHN AUSTIN) ========= Costume Design by: POLLY PLATT ... (uncredited) ========= Makeup Department: DON L. CASH (as DON CASH) ... makeup artist LYNDA GURASICH ... hair stylist FRED WILLIAMS ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: FRED AHERN ... unit production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JERRY BALLEW ... second assistant director RAY GOSNELL JR. (as RAY GOSNELL) ... assistant director DOUG MORRISON ... second assistant director ========= Art Department: ROBEY COOPER ... prop master NORMAN HAWKINS ... construction coordinator SAL SOMMATINO ... assistant prop man MARTY WUNDERLICH ... assistant prop man FRANK L. BROWN ... set dresser (uncredited) BILL GOLD ... poster designer (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: LES FRESHOLTZ ... sound RICHARD RAGUSE ... boom man ========= Special Effects by: R.A. MACDONALD (as ROBERT MacDONALD) ... special effects ========= Stunts: JOE AMSLER ... stunts CRAIG R. BAXLEY (as CRAIG BAXLEY) ... stunts PAUL BAXLEY ... stunt coordinator / stunts JERRY BRUTSCHE (as GERALD BRUTSCHE) ... stunts RICHARD E. BUTLER (as DICK BUTLER) ... stunts TED DUNCAN ... stunts PATTY ELDER ... stunts DONNA GARRETT ... stunts TED GROSSMAN (as TED M. GROSSMAN) ... stunts BOB HARRIS ... stunts BILL HICKMAN ... stunts LOREN JANES ... stunts DEAN JEFFRIES ... stunts JOHN MOIO (as JOHN ANGELO MOIO) ... stunts VICTOR PAUL ... stunts JOE PRONTO ... stunts GLENN RANDALL JR. (as GLENN H. RANDALL Jr.) ... stunts ERNEST ROBINSON ... stunt driver / stunts GEORGE ROBOTHAM (as GEORGE N. ROBOTHAM) ... stunts WALLY ROSE ... stunts ALEX SHARP ... stunts PAUL STADER ... stunts FRED STROMSOE ... stunts JERRY SUMMERS ... stunts MORTON C. THOMPSON (as MORT THOMPSON) ... stunts JACK VERBOIS ... stunts BUD WALLS ... stunts MARVIN WALTERS ... stunts RICHARD WASHINGTON (as DICK WASHINGTON) ... stunts GIL CASPER ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: RICHMOND L. AGUILAR (as RICHARD AGUILAR) ... gaffer BOBBY BYRNE (as ROBERT BYRNE) ... camera operator DICK COLEAN (as RICHARD COLEAN) ... assistant cameraman ROBERT L. GUTHRIE (as ROBERT GUTHRIE) ... assistant cameraman GEORGE HILL ... key grip LEONARD LOOKABAUGH ... dolly grip AARON PAZANTI ... best boy PAUL CAVEN ... electrician (uncredited) BRUCE MCBROOM ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: NANCY MCARDLE ... costume supervisor: women's costumes RAY PHELPS ... costume supervisor: men's costumes ========= Editorial Department: WILLIAM NEEL ... assistant film editor ========= Location Management: HARRY ZUBRINSKY ... location manager ========= Music Department: ARTIE BUTLER ... conductor / music arranger LAURINDO ALMEIDA ... musician: guitar (uncredited) ROBERT BAIN ... musician: guitar (uncredited) HARRY BLUESTONE ... musician: violin (uncredited) ARTIE BUTLER ... musician: piano (uncredited) VINCE DE ROSA ... musician: French horn (uncredited) CHUCK DOMANICO ... musician: bass (uncredited) JACK ELLIOTT ... orchestrator (uncredited) ALLYN FERGUSON ... orchestrator (uncredited) DONALD HARRIS ... music editor (uncredited) TOMMY JOHNSON ... musician: tuba (uncredited) VIRGINIA MAJEWSKI ... musician: viola soloist (uncredited) SHELLY MANNE ... musician: drums (uncredited) EUGENE MARKS ... music editor (uncredited) TED NASH ... musician: saxophone (uncredited) UAN RASEY ... musician: trumpet (uncredited) HOWARD ROBERTS ... musician: guitar (uncredited) JIM SELF ... musician: tuba (uncredited) BUD SHANK ... musician: woodwinds (uncredited) CARL W. STALLING ... composer: stock music (uncredited) SYLVESTER G. STRUDWICK ... musician: oboe soloist (uncredited) TOMMY TEDESCO ... musician: guitar (uncredited) DAN WALLIN ... scoring mixer (uncredited) EUGENE WORSELY JR. ... musician: clarinet (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: HAZEL W. HALL (as HAZEL HALL ... script supervisor) ========= Transportation Department: GIL CASPER ... driver: insert car BUD DAWSON ... transportation ========= Other crew: NEIL CANTON ... production aide FRANK MARSHALL ... assistant to producer MAE WOODS ... director's secretary JOE AMSLER ... stand-in: Ryan O'Neal (uncredited) BARBARA BARRETT ... voice (uncredited) CARL COMBS ... unit publicist (uncredited) CAROLE CONN ... voice (uncredited) ROBERT DULAINE ... voice (uncredited) JOAN PATTI ... voice (uncredited) MARLENE PINCKARD ... voice (uncredited) COLE SIMPSON ... voice (uncredited)	Production Companies: Warner Bros. (presents) (as Warner Bros. A Warner Communications Company) Saticoy Productions (as A Saticoy Production) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1972)     [USA]     Theatrical Columbia-Warner Distributors (1972)     [UK]     Theatrical Warner Bros. (1972)     [NETHERLANDS]     Theatrical Warner-Columbia Film (1972)     [SWEDEN]     Theatrical atlas Film (1972)     [WEST GERMANY]     Theatrical Roadshow Film Distributors (1972)     [AUSTRALIA]     Theatrical Columbia-Warner Distributors (1973)     [PORTUGAL]     Theatrical American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1976)     [USA]     TV Warner Home Video (1990)     [GERMANY]     VHS Warner Home Video (2003)     [GERMANY]     DVD Disney Channel (2017)     [GERMANY]     TV Warner Home Vídeo [BRAZIL]     VHS Varus Video [RUSSIA]     VHS ========= Other Companies: Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera cranes) (uncredited) Panavision (photographic equipment) (as Panavision®) The Golds West Inc. (titles) (as The Golds West, Inc.)
10 March 1972 [USA] 21 July 1972 [Brazil] July 1972 {Trieste International Science Fiction Film Festival} [Italy] 28 September 1972 (70mm version) [UK] 13 November 1972 [Sweden] 21 May 1973 [Madrid, Spain] 26 April 1974 (TV premiere) [West Germany] 3 December 1975 [France] 8 August 1977 (TV premiere) [Norway] 25 January 1980 [Portugal] 31 January 1980 [Netherlands] 11 April 1981 (TV premiere) [Japan] 16 September 1986 [Japan] 22 October 2006 {Panorama of European Cinema} [Greece] 31 October 2018 {Trieste Science+Fiction Festival} [Italy]	SILENT RUNNING (Drama | Sci-Fi) [1 hour 29 minutes] In a future Earth barren of all flora and fauna, the planet's ecosystems exist only in large pods attached to spacecraft. When word comes in that the pods are to be jettisoned into space and destroyed, most of the crew of the Valley Forge rejoice at the prospect of going home. Not so for botanist Freeman Lowell, who loves the forest and its creatures. He kills his colleagues taking the ship deep into space. Alone on the craft with his only companions being three small robots, Lowell revels in joys of nature. When colleagues appear to "rescue" him, he realizes he has only one option available to him.	SILENT RUNNING Lyrics by Diane Lampert Music by Peter Schickele Performed by Joan Baez REJOICE IN THE SUN Lyrics by Diane Lampert Music by Peter Schickele Performed by Joan Baez	BRUCE DERN ... Freeman Lowell CLIFF POTTS ... John Keenan RON RIFKIN ... Marty Barker JESSE VINT ... Andy Wolf MARK PERSONS ... the Drone STEVEN BROWN ... the Drone CHERYL SPARKS ... the Drone LARRY WHISENHUNT ... the Drone Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JOSEPH CAMPANELLA ... Neal - Berkshire' Captain (voice) (uncredited) ROY ENGEL ... Anderson (voice) (uncredited)	Directed by: DOUGLAS TRUMBULL ========= Writing Credits: DERIC WASHBURN ... (written by) & MICHAEL CIMINO (as MIKE CIMINO) ... (written by) and STEVEN BOCHCO (as STEVE BOCHCO) ... (written by) ========= Produced by: MICHAEL GRUSKOFF ... producer MARTY HORNSTEIN (as MARTIN HORNSTEIN) ... associate producer DOUGLAS TRUMBULL ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: PETER SCHICKELE ========= Cinematography by: CHARLES F. WHEELER ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: AARON STELL ========= Set Decoration by: FRANK LOMBARDO (as FRANCISCO LOMBARDO) ========= Makeup Department: DICK DAWSON ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: MARTY HORNSTEIN (as MARTIN HORNSTEIN) ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BRAD H. ARONSON (as BRAD ARONSON) ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: CHARLES T. KNIGHT (as CHARLES KNIGHT) ... sound JOHN H. NEWMAN ... sound editor RICHARD PORTMAN ... re-recording ========= Special Effects by: VERNON ARCHER ... special effects JIM DOW (as JAMES DOW) ... drone units R.L. HELMER (as R. L. HELMER) ... special effects RICHARD O. HELMER ... special effects MARLIN JONES ... special effects PAUL KRAUS ... drone units JAMES RUGG ... special effects DON TRUMBULL ... drone units GERALD ENDLER ... mechanical effects (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: RICHARD ALEXANDER ... special designs JOHN BAUMBACH ... special designs JOHN DYKSTRA ... special photographic effects LELAND MCLEMORE ... special designs GARY RICHARDS ... special designs ROBERT SHEPHERD (as BOB SHEPHERD) ... special designs WILLIAM SHOURT (as BILL SHOURT) ... special designs WAYNE SMITH ... special designs DOUGLAS TRUMBULL ... special photographic effects RICHARD YURICICH ... special photographic effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: HARRY SUNDBY ... special lighting effects BILL BOHNY ... assistant camera (uncredited) JIM HOOVER ... assistant camera (uncredited) DICK JOHNSON ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: JACK TAKEUCHI ... set costumer ANN VIDOR ... wardrobe advisor ========= Music Department: PETER SCHICKELE ... conductor MILT HOLLAND ... musician: tympani (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: RAY QUIROZ (as RAYMOND QUIROZ) ... script supervisor ========= Other crew: JOSEPH BYRD ... special electronic consultant WINFIELD CHITISTER (as Chief WINFIELD CHITISTER BMCM USN Ret.) ... technical advisor RICHARD FOY ... titles consultant GEORGE MCCART ... technical advisor TOM PISKURA ... video consultant BEVERLY WALKER ... unit publicist (uncredited)	Production Companies: Universal Pictures (as A Universal/Douglas Trumbull-Michael Gruskoff Film) Trumbull/Gruskoff Productions (as A Douglas Trumbull-Michael Gruskoff Production of) ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (as A Universal Release) (1972)     [USA]     Theatrical Rank Film Distributors (1972)     [UK]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [NORWAY]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [SWEDEN]     Theatrical Paramount Films de España (1973)     [SPAIN]     Theatrical National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1974)     [USA]     TV - (broadcast premiere) Yleisradio (YLE) (1980)     [FINLAND]     TV Astória Filmes (1980)     [PORTUGAL]     Theatrical TV Asahi (1981)     [JAPAN]     TV Esselte Video (1984)     [FINLAND]     VHS Cable Hogue Co. (1986)     [JAPAN]     Theatrical MCA/Universal Home Video (1992)     [USA]     VHS Image Entertainment (1998)     [USA]     DVD Universal Pictures Finland (2001)     [FINLAND]     DVD Universal Pictures (2002)     [GERMANY]     DVD Universal Studios Home Video (2002)     [USA]     DVD Universal Pictures (2003)     [NETHERLANDS]     DVD Umbrella Entertainment (2008)     [AUSTRALIA]     DVD Eureka Entertainment (2011)     [UK]     Blu-ray / DVD - (limited edition) Koch Media (2014)     [GERMANY]     Blu-ray / DVD Universal Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Nordic (2015)     [FINLAND]     Blu-ray CIC Video [WEST GERMANY]     VHS ========= Other Companies: Video Associates (promotions) (as Video Associates, Inc.) American Airlines (our most sincere thanks to) AMF (our most sincere thanks to) (as AMF Incorporated) American Optical Company (our most sincere thanks to) (as American Optical Corporation) Concord Communications Systems (our most sincere thanks to) Dow Chemical Company (our most sincere thanks to) (as Dow Chemical U.S.A.) Duro-Test (our most sincere thanks to) (as Duro-Test Corporation) Fairchild, Republic Division (our most sincere thanks to) Kasper Instruments (our most sincere thanks to) Polaroid (our most sincere thanks to) (as Polaroid Corporation) Rapistan (our most sincere thanks to) Scientific Products (our most sincere thanks to) Spacelabs (our most sincere thanks to) (as Spacelabs, Inc.) Tektronix (our most sincere thanks to) (as Tektronix, Inc.) Thetford (our most sincere thanks to) (as Thetford Corporation) Ritek Digital Studios (DVD authoring and encoding) (uncredited) International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of: affiliated with A.F.L. - C.I.O.) (as I.A.T.S.E.) Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) (approved) (no. 23100) United States Forest Service (our most sincere thanks to) (as The United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service) Univac Division, Sperry Rand (our most sincere thanks to) (as Univac Division, Sperry Rand Corporation)
14 March 1972 {premiere} [New York City, New York, USA] 15 March 1972 [New York City, New York, USA] 22 March 1972 [Los Angeles, California, USA] 24 March 1972 [Canada] 24 March 1972 [USA] 15 July 1972 [Japan] 10 August 1972 [Uruguay] 23 August 1972 {premiere} [London, UK] 24 August 1972 [UK] 24 August 1972 [West Germany] 25 August 1972 [Ireland] 10 September 1972 [Brazil] 14 September 1972 {premiere} [Rome, Italy] 20 September 1972 [Argentina] 21 September 1972 [Italy] 27 September 1972 [Sweden] 28 September 1972 [Netherlands] 29 September 1972 [Finland] 29 September 1972 [Greece] 30 September 1972 {premiere} [Paris, France] 4 October 1972 [Mexico] 16 October 1972 [Oslo, Norway] 18 October 1972 [France] 20 October 1972 [Spain] 24 October 1972 [Portugal] 27 October 1972 [Gent, Belgium] 2 November 1972 [Australia] 26 December 1972 [Denmark] 31 December 1972 [Poland] 24 March 1973 (re-release) [Japan] 11 October 1973 [Hong Kong] October 1973 [Turkey] 1 January 1975 [Czechoslovakia] 25 May 1977 [South Korea] 7 October 1978 (re-release) [Japan] 18 August 1979 (re-release) [Italy] 24 January 1980 (re-release) [Hong Kong] 31 October 1980 (re-release) [Taiwan] 25 March 1982 [Hungary] 1 November 1990 (re-release) [Australia] 30 November 1990 (re-release) [Turkey] 6 March 1991 (re-release) [Iceland] 21 March 1997 (re-release) [USA] 7 August 1997 (re-release) [Australia] 14 August 1998 (re-release) [Mexico] 23 September 2001 {Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival} [Canada] February 2004 {Berlin International Film Festival} [Germany] 19 June 2004 (re-release) [Japan] September 2004 {Deauville Film Festival} [France] 2 August 2006 (re-release) [France] 15 June 2008 {Taormina International Film Festival} [Italy] 27 September 2008 {Festival do Rio BR} [Brazil] 23 October 2008 {Rome Film Festival} [Italy] 25 September 2009 (re-release) [UK] 5 February 2010 {Digital Film Festival} [Canada] 27 May 2010 (re-release) [South Korea] 2 November 2010 (re-release) [Italy] 17 June 2011 (re-release) [Spain] 10 November 2011 (re-release) [Netherlands] 24 November 2011 (re-release) [Argentina] 1 March 2012 (re-release) (limited) [USA] 19 October 2012 (re-release) [Taiwan] 29 November 2012 (re-release) [Peru] 8 February 2013 (re-release) [Mexico] 18 September 2013 (re-release) [France] 24 January 2015 (re-release) [Chile] 18 April 2015 {Beijing International Film Festival} [China] 17 July 2015 {Jerusalem Film Festival} [Israel] 4 June 2016 (re-release) (limited) [Peru] 30 June 2016 (re-release) [Greece] 16 September 2016 (re-release) [Brisbane / Sydney, Australia] 10 November 2016 {Stockholm International Film Festival} [Sweden] 27 September 2019 (re-release) (4K restored version) [Taiwan]	THE GODFATHER (Crime | Drama) [2 hours 55 minutes] The Godfather "Don" Vito Corleone is the head of the Corleone mafia family in New York. He is at the event of his daughter's wedding. Michael, Vito's youngest son and a decorated WW II Marine is also present at the wedding. Michael seems to be uninterested in being a part of the family business. Vito is a powerful man, and is kind to all those who give him respect but is ruthless against those who do not. But when a powerful and treacherous rival wants to sell drugs and needs the Don's influence for the same, Vito refuses to do it. What follows is a clash between Vito's fading old values and the new ways which may cause Michael to do the thing he was most reluctant in doing and wage a mob war against all the other mafia families which could tear the Corleone family apart.	"MAIN TITLE (THE GODFATHER WALTZ)" Written by Nino Rota "I HAVE BUT ONE HEART" Written by Johnny Farrow, Marty Symes Performed by Al Martino (uncredited) "THE PICKUP" Nino Rota "CONNIE'S WEDDING" Carmine Coppola "THE HALLS OF FEAR" Nino Rota "SICILIAN PASTORALE" Nino Rota "LOVE THEME FROM THE GODFATHER" Nino Rota "THE GODFATHER WALTZ" Nino Rota "APOLLONIA" Nino Rota "THE NEW GODFATHER" Nino Rota "THE BAPTISM" Nino Rota "THE GODFATHER FINALE" Nino Rota	MARLON BRANDO ... Don Vito Corleone AL PACINO ... Michael Corleone JAMES CAAN ... Sonny Corleone RICHARD S. CASTELLANO (as RICHARD CASTELLANO) ... Clemenza ROBERT DUVALL ... Tom Hagen STERLING HAYDEN ... Capt. McCluskey JOHN MARLEY ... Jack Woltz RICHARD CONTE ... Barzini AL LETTIERI ... Sollozzo DIANE KEATON ... Kay Adams ABE VIGODA ... Tessio TALIA SHIRE ... Connie GIANNI RUSSO ... Carlo JOHN CAZALE ... Fredo RUDY BOND ... Cuneo AL MARTINO ... Johnny Fontane MORGANA KING ... Mama Corleone LENNY MONTANA ... Luca Brasi JOHN MARTINO ... Paulie Gatto SALVATORE CORSITTO ... Bonasera RICHARD BRIGHT ... Neri ALEX ROCCO ... Moe Greene TONY GIORGIO ... Bruno Tattaglia VITO SCOTTI ... Nazorine TERE LIVRANO ... Theresa Hagen VICTOR RENDINA ... Philip Tattaglia JEANNIE LINERO ... Lucy Mancini JULIE GREGG ... Sandra Corleone ARDELL SHERIDAN ... Mrs. Clemenza SIMONETTA STEFANELLI ... Apollonia - Sicilian Sequence ANGELO INFANTI ... Fabrizio - Sicilian Sequence CORRADO GAIPA ... Don Tommasino - Sicilian Sequence FRANCO CITTI ... Calo - Sicilian Sequence SARO URZÌ ... Vitelli - Sicilian Sequence Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CHRIS ANASTASIO ... Policeman (uncredited) NORM BACCHIOCCHI ... Luca Brasi's Assassin (uncredited) MAX BRANDT ... Extra in Furniture-Moving Scene (uncredited) TYBEE BRASCIA ... Dancer in Wedding Scene (uncredited) CARMINE COPPOLA ... Piano Player in Montage (uncredited) GIAN-CARLO COPPOLA ... Baptism Observer (uncredited) ITALIA COPPOLA ... Extra in Wedding Scene (uncredited) ROMAN COPPOLA ... Boy on Street Who Attended Funeral (uncredited) SOFIA COPPOLA ... Michael Francis Rizzi (uncredited) DON COSTELLO ... Don Victor Stracci (uncredited) ROBERT DAHDAH ... Crowd (uncredited) RICHARD FASS ... Tom Hagen's Son (uncredited) GRAY FREDERICKSON ... Cowboy on the Set at Woltz's Studio (uncredited) RON GILBERT ... Usher in Bridal Party (uncredited) ANTHONY GOUNARIS ... Anthony Vito Corleone (uncredited) JOE LO GRIPPO ... Sonny's Bodyguard (uncredited) SONNY GROSSO ... Cop Outside Hospital (uncredited) LOUIS GUSS ... Don Zaluchi (uncredited) MERRIL E. JOELS ... Toll Both Collector (uncredited) RANDY JURGENSEN ... Sonny's Killer #1 (uncredited) TONY KING ... Tony - Stablehand (uncredited) PETER LEMONGELLO ... Singer (uncredited) TONY LIP ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) LOU MARTINI JR. ... Boy at Wedding (uncredited) RAYMOND MARTINO ... Corleone Family Member (uncredited) JOSEPH MEDAGLIA ... Priest at Baptism (uncredited) CAROL MORLEY ... Night Nurse (uncredited) RICK PETRUCELLI ... Lou - Sollozzo's Driver (uncredited) JOE PETRULLO ... Pallbearer (uncredited) BURT RICHARDS ... Floral Designer (uncredited) SAL RICHARDS ... Drunk (uncredited) CHUCK RILEY ... Narrator of Theatrical Trailer (voice) (uncredited) TOM ROSQUI ... Rocco Lampone (uncredited) NINO RUGGERI ... Mobster at Funeral with Barzini (uncredited) FRANK SIVERO ... Street Extra (uncredited) FILOMENA SPAGNUOLO ... Extra in Wedding Scene (uncredited) JOE SPINELL ... Willi Cicci (uncredited) GABRIELE TORREI ... Enzo the Baker (uncredited) NICK VALLELONGA ... Wedding Party Guest (uncredited) ED VANTURA ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) RON VETO ... Extra in Hospital Scene (uncredited) MATTHEW VLAHAKIS ... Clemenza's Son (uncredited) CONRAD YAMA ... Fruit Vendor (uncredited)	Directed by: FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA ... (directed by) ========= Writing Credits: MARIO PUZO ...(screenplay by) and FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA ... (screenplay by) MARIO PUZO ... (based on the novel by) ========= Produced by: GRAY FREDERICKSON ... associate producer AL RUDDY (as ALBERT S. RUDDY) ... producer (produced by) ROBERT EVANS ... studio executive (uncredited) ========= Music by: NINO ROTA ... (music composed by) ========= Cinematography by: GORDON WILLIS ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: WILLIAM REYNOLDS ... (edited by) PETER ZINNER ... (edited by) ========= Casting by: LOUIS DIGIAIMO ... (casting) ANDREA EASTMAN ... (casting) FRED ROOS ... (casting) ========= Production Design by: DEAN TAVOULARIS ========= Art Direction by: WARREN CLYMER ========= Set Decoration by: PHILIP SMITH ========= Costume Design by: ANNA HILL JOHNSTONE ========= Makeup Department: PHILIP LETO (as PHIL LETO) ... hair stylist PHIL RHODES (as PHILIP RHODES) ... makeup DICK SMITH ... makeup ========= Production Management: FRED C. CARUSO (as FRED CARUSO) ... unit production manager: Oaktree Productions VALERIO DE PAOLIS ... production manager: sicilian unit NED KOPP ... production manager: second unit (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: PAUL BAXLEY ... second unit director TONY BRANDT ... assistant director: sicilian unit FRED T. GALLO (as FRED GALLO) ... assistant director: Oaktree Productions STEPHEN F. KESTEN ... assistant director (uncredited) MICHAEL RAUCH ... d.g.a. trainee (uncredited) STEVEN P. SKLOOT ... second assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: SAMUEL VERTS ... assistant art director: sicilian unit WILLIAM CANFIELD ... set dresser (uncredited) ROBERT HART ... carpenter (uncredited) ROBERT SCAIFE ... construction coordinator (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: CHARLES GRENZBACH (as BUD GRENZBACH) ... re-recordist CHRISTOPHER NEWMAN ... production recordist RICHARD PORTMAN ... re-recordist HOWARD BEALS ... sound effects editor (uncredited) STEVE COOK ... adr mixer (uncredited) PIERRE JALBERT ... assistant sound editor (uncredited) LES LAZAROWITZ ... boom operator (uncredited) KITTY MALONE ... foley artist (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: SASS BEDIG ... special effects: Oaktree Productions A.D. FLOWERS ... special effects: Oaktree Productions JOE LOMBARDI ... special effects: Oaktree Productions PAUL J. LOMBARDI ... special effects supervisor (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: KEVIN CHAJA ... data management (2007 restoration) CHRIS CLAUSING ... MTI operator: digital image clean up (2007 restoration) PADRAIC CULHAM ... compositor (2007 restoration) DAPHNE DENTZ ... senior digital intermediate producer (2007 restoration) KARINA DESIN ... data management (2007 restoration) JOE DUBS ... MTI operator: digital image clean up (2007 restoration) LLOYD KAPLOWITZ ... MTI operator: digital image clean up (2007 restoration) VALERIE MCMAHON ... MTI operator: digital image clean up (2007 restoration) MIKE MORENO ... MTI operator: digital image clean up (2007 restoration) EDGAR ORLINO ... MTI operator: digital image clean up (2007 restoration) CATHY QUIROZ ... MTI operator: digital image clean up (2007 restoration) BILL ROPER ... film recordist (2007 restoration) STEVE SANCHEZ ... MTI operator: digital image clean up ========= Stunts: PAUL BAXLEY ... stunt coordinator (uncredited) JOE BUCARO III ... stunt double: young Vincenzo (uncredited) ANTHONY CASO ... stunt double: for Al Pacino (uncredited) HARRY DALEY ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: MICHAEL CHAPMAN ... camera operator BILL BUTLER ... director of photography: second unit (uncredited) CALEB DESCHANEL ... camera: newspaper sequence (uncredited) / newspaper sequence (uncredited) RUSSELL ENGELS ... rigging gaffer (uncredited) ED KAMMERER ... rigging grip (uncredited) EDWARD KNOTT ... grip (uncredited) JIM MEYERHOFF ... generator operator (uncredited) ANTHONY R. PALMIERI ... camera loader (uncredited) ED QUINN ... best boy grip (uncredited) ROBERT ROYAL ... rigging key grip (uncredited) JOE RUTLEDGE ... electrician (uncredited) PETER SALIM ... second assistant camera (uncredited) TIBOR SANDS ... first assistant camera (uncredited) JACK STAGER ... still photographer (uncredited) EDWARD TONKIN ... best boy electric (uncredited) ROBERT M. VOLPE ... dolly grip (uncredited) DUSTY WALLACE ... gaffer (uncredited) ROBERT WARD ... key grip (uncredited) RAY WILLIAMS ... rigging best boy grip (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: RICCARDO BERTONI ... extras casting (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: GEORGE NEWMAN ... wardrobe supervisor MARILYN PUTNAM ... wardrobe: women JOAN JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: CHRISTOPHER GILLASPIE (as CHRIS GILLASPIE) ... scan manager (2007 restoration) KATHLEEN LARGAY ... digital conform (2007 restoration) WALTER MURCH ... post production consultant JAN YARBROUGH ... senior digital intermediate colorist (2007 restoration) PIERRE JALBERT ... assistant editor (uncredited) MARC LAUB ... editor: New York (uncredited) BARBARA MARKS ... assistant editor (uncredited) MAURICE SCHELL ... assistant editor (uncredited) MURRAY SOLOMON ... editor: New York (uncredited) JACK WHEELER ... assistant editor (uncredited) ========= Location Management: TONY BOWERS ... location coordinator MICHAEL BRIGGS ... location coordinator PHILIP PROCTER ... location coordinator (uncredited) ========= Music Department: CARLO SAVINA ... conductor CARL FORTINA ... musician: accordion soloist (uncredited) JOHN C. HAMMELL ... music editor (uncredited) TOMMY JOHNSON ... musician: tuba (uncredited) SIDNEY LAZAR ... musician: trumpet solo (uncredited) JIMMY MAXWELL ... musician: trumpet solo (uncredited) PAUL SALAMUNOVICH ... choir conductor: boys choir (uncredited) STEPHEN SALAMUNOVICH ... boy soprano, soundtrack (uncredited) ALBERT T. VIOLA ... soloist: mandolin (uncredited) ========= Transportation Department: RAYMOND HARTWICK ... driver (uncredited) FRANK KHOURY ... transportation (uncredited) CHARLES LAZZARRO ... driver (uncredited) EDWARD VENN ... driver (uncredited) LOUIS VOLPE ... driver (uncredited) JOHN WHELAN ... driver (uncredited) ED WILSON ... driver (uncredited) ========= Other crew: ROBERT BARTH ... unit coordinator: Oaktree Productions GARY CHAZAN ... assistant to producer NANCY HOPTON (as NANCY TONERY) ... script continuity ROBERT S. MENDELSOHN ... executive assistant PETER ZINNER ... foreign post production JOHNNY CREAR ... stand-in (uncredited) ROCCO DERASMO ... teamster (uncredited) JAMES GIBLIN ... teamster captain (uncredited) SONNY GROSSO ... technical advisor (uncredited) ROBERT A. HARRIS ... producer: 2007 restoration (uncredited) MICHAEL HYATT ... assistant restorationist: 2007 restoration (uncredited) JOHNNY E. JENSEN ... cinemobile technician (uncredited) RANDY JURGENSEN ... technical advisor (uncredited) JAMES C. KATZ ... producer: 2007 restoration (uncredited) SHARI LEIBOWITZ ... production coordinator (uncredited) GEORGE LYNCH JR. ... teamster (uncredited) RICHARD NELSON ... car coordinator (uncredited) HOWARD NEWMAN ... unit publicist (uncredited) JAMES RAGAN ... production assistant (uncredited) JASMINE SABU ... animal trainer: horses (uncredited) MAURICE SCHELL ... adr loop group (uncredited) ROBERT TOWNE ... story editor (uncredited) ========= Thanks: JOE CARACAPPA ... thanks: Pro-Tek Media Preservation Services, a Kodak company, negative preparation (2007 restoration) JEFF CAVA ... thanks: for Paramount Pictures (2007 restoration) MARTIN COHEN ... thanks: for Paramount Pictures (2007 restoration) FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA ... special thanks (2007 restoration) ALLEN DAVIAU ... thanks (2007 restoration) BRIAN DRISCHELL ... thanks: The Academy Film Archive (2007 restoration) MA PREM HASYA ... executive/financier JESSI JONES ... thanks: The Academy Film Archive (2007 restoration) LIANA KROLL ... thanks: Pro-Tek Media Preservation Services, a Kodak company, negative preparation (2007 restoration) JOANNE LAWSON ... thanks: for the Film Preserve (2007 restoration) SCOTT MACQUEEN ... thanks: Pro-Tek Media Preservation Services, a Kodak company, negative preparation (2007 restoration) JAMES T. MOCKOSKI (as JAMES MOCKOSKI Archivist) ... thanks: for American Zoetrope (2007 restoration) HEATHER OLSON ... thanks: The Academy Film Archive (2007 restoration) MICHAEL POGORZELSKI ... thanks: The Academy Film Archive (2007 restoration) ROBERT RARING (as BOB RARING) ... thanks: Technicolor liaison (2007 restoration) BEN ROSENBLATT ... thanks: for Paramount Pictures (2007 restoration) GORDON WILLIS ... special thanks (2007 restoration)	Production Companies: Paramount Pictures (presents) Alfran Productions (produced by) (as Alfran Productions, Inc.) ========= Distributors: Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [ARGENTINA]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [AUSTRALIA]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [WEST GERMANY]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [SPAIN]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [FINLAND]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [FRANCE]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [UK]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [ITALY]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [JAPAN]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1972)     [NORWAY]     Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1972)     [UK]     Theatrical Paramount Pictures (1972)     [USA]     Theatrical Avala-Genex (1973)     [YUGOSLAVIA]     Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1973)     [NETHERLANDS]     Theatrical National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1974)     [USA]     TV Paramount Home Video (1979)     [USA]     VHS Esselte Video (1980)     [FINLAND]     VHS CIC Video (1981)     [UK]     Video - (Betamax) Paramount Home Video (1981)     [USA]     Video - (Betamax) Paramount Home Video (1982)     [USA]     Video - (Betamax) Esselte Video (1982)     [NORWAY]     VHS Paramount Pictures (1983)     [USA]     Theatrical - (re-release) Paramount Home Video (1985)     [USA]     Video - (Betamax) Paramount Home Video (1986)     [USA]     VHS Paramount Home Video (1987)     [USA]     VHS Mainostelevisio (MTV3) (1987)     [FINLAND]     TV CIC Victor Video (1988)     [JAPAN]     VHS Home Video Hellas (HVH) (1989)     [GREECE]     VHS CIC Video (1990)     [UK]     VHS Paramount Home Video (1990)     [USA]     VHS CIC Video (1991)     [UK]     VHS CIC Video (1992)     [UK]     VHS Paramount Home Entertainment (1992)     [NETHERLANDS]     VHS - (rental) Paramount Home Video (1992)     [USA]     VHS Paramount Home Video (1992)     [USA]     Video - (laserdisc) CIC Video (1993)     [UK]     VHS Pioneer (1993)     [WEST GERMANY]     Video - (laserdisc) CIC Victor Video (1993)     [JAPAN]     VHS CIC Video (1997)     [UK]     VHS CIC Victor Video (1997)     [JAPAN]     VHS Paramount Pictures (1997)     [USA]     Theatrical Paramount Home Video (1997)     [USA]     VHS Paramount Home Video (1997)     [USA]     Video - (laserdisc) Pioneer (1997)     [UK]     Video - (laserdisc) Nelonen (1998)     [FINLAND]     TV Paramount Home Entertainment (1999)     [NETHERLANDS]     VHS - (retail) CIC Victor Video (2000)     [JAPAN]     VHS Paramount Home Entertainment (2001)     [BRAZIL]     DVD Victor Entertainment / CIC Victor Video (2001)     [JAPAN]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2001)     [FINLAND]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2001)     [UK]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2001)     [NETHERLANDS]     DVD - (rental) Paramount Home Entertainment (2001)     [NORWAY]     DVD Paramount Home Video (2001)     [USA]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2003)     [GERMANY]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2004)     [UK]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2004)     [JAPAN]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2004)     [NETHERLANDS]     DVD - (retail) Paramount Home Entertainment (2004)     [USA]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2007)     [USA]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2008)     [USA]     Blu-ray - (The Coppola Restoration) Paramount Home Entertainment (2008)     [GERMANY]     Blu-ray Paramount Home Entertainment (2008)     [UK]     Blu-ray Paramount Home Entertainment (2008)     [UK]     DVD Paramount Home Entertainment (2008)     [NETHERLANDS]     Blu-ray Paramount Home Entertainment (2008)     [NETHERLANDS]     DVD Park Circus (2009)     [UK]     Theatrical - (re-issue) Argentina Video Home (2009)     [ARGENTINA]     DVD - (improved special edition) TV2 Norge (2009)     [NORWAY]     TV CDI Films (2011)     [ARGENTINA]     Theatrical - (re-release) Eye Film Instituut (2011)     [NETHERLANDS]     Theatrical - (digitally restored version) Paramount Pictures (2012)     [USA]     Theatrical - (re-release) Fox-Paramount Home Entertainment (2014)     [NORWAY]     Blu-ray Trifecta Entertainment and Media (2014)     [USA]     TV - (syndicated print) Fox-Paramount Home Entertainment (2015)     [NORWAY]     Blu-ray - (3-movie collection) VIVA (2015)     [UK]     TV Paramount Channel (2016)     [ITALY]     TV Seven Films (2016)     [GREECE]     Theatrical - (re-release) Paramount Home Entertainment (2016)     [UK]     Blu-ray - (reprint) Universal Pictures (through)(2016)     [UK]     Blu-ray Fathom Events (2017)     [USA]     Theatrical - (re-release) Argentina Video Home [ARGENTINA]     DVD Argentina Video Home [ARGENTINA]     VHS CIC Video [WEST GERMANY]     VHS CIC Vídeo [BRAZIL]     VHS Malofilm Home Video [CANADA]     VHS Prem'er Video Fil'm [RUSSIA]     VHS ========= Other Companies: ARRI (recorded on: Arri Film Recorders) (2007 restoration) Cinemobile System (location services: Oaktree Productions) (as Cinemobile Systems, Inc.) Dsire Design (official website design) (uncredited) Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. (completion bond) International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E. affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.) Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) (approved) (no. 23101) Motion Picture Imaging (digital restoration services by) (2007 restoration) Pro-Tek Media Preservation Services (thanks: negative preparation) (2007 restoration) (as Pro-Tek Preservation Services, a Kodak company) Technicolor (color by) (as Technicolor®)