A Place Called Today (1972)Racial tensions arise when a black lawyer runs for mayor of a racially divided town. Director:Don SchainWriter:Don Schain |
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A Place Called Today (1972)Racial tensions arise when a black lawyer runs for mayor of a racially divided town. Director:Don SchainWriter:Don Schain |
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J. Herbert Kerr Jr. | ... |
Randy Johnson
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| Lana Wood | ... | ||
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Cheri Caffaro | ... | |
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Richard Smedley | ... |
Ron Carton
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Timothy Brown | ... |
Steve Smith
(as Tim Brown)
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Peter Carew | ... |
Ben Atkinson
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Woody Carter | ... |
Black Radical
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Leo Tepp | ... |
Alexander Cartwright
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Cucho Viera | ... |
White Radical
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Howard Zeiden | ... |
Doug Gilmore
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Humphrey Davis | ... |
John Higgins
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George Fairley | ... |
Black Construction Worker
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Byian Johnson | ... |
Little Boy
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John LaMotta | ... |
White Construction Worker
(as John La Motta)
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Mary Rio Lewis | ... |
Mrs. Johnson
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Racial tensions arise when a black lawyer runs for mayor of a racially divided town.
One of the few Cheri Caffaro movies. Yes, she gets tied up again and abducted nude wrapped up in a sleeping bag. The movie is very heavy-handed in what's supposed to be social comment for the early 70s. Altogether pretty dismal for a movie, except for when Ms. Caffaro is on. Even Lana Wood (Natalie's sister) can't do much. Still, I picked the tape up used for five dollars so I don't feel too badly