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Mr. Mean (1977)

R 98 min  -  Action | Drama  -   December 1977 (USA)
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Director:

Fred Williamson

Writer:

Fred Williamson

Stars:

Fred Williamson, Lou Castel and Raimund Harmstorf
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Cast

Cast overview:
Fred Williamson ...
Mr. Mean
Lou Castel ...
Huberto
Raimund Harmstorf Raimund Harmstorf ...
Rommell
Crippy Yocard Crippy Yocard ...
Rene
Antonio Maimone Antonio Maimone ...
Rico
Rita Silva Rita Silva ...
Carla
Pat Brocato Pat Brocato ...
Tony
David Mills David Mills ...
Lt. Rigoli
Stelio Candelli Stelio Candelli ...
Ranati
Tawfiq Said Tawfiq Said ...
Driver
Angela Doria Angela Doria ...
Farm Girl
Richard Oneto Richard Oneto ...
Man
Satch Satch ...
Himself
Charles Borromel Charles Borromel ...
Johnny
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Independent Film

Genres:

Action | Drama

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Country:

Italy | USA

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

Destinazione Roma See more »

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Po' Boy Productions See more »
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Trivia

In an interview with Jay Slater, Fred Williamson told how he made this movie during the shooting of Enzo G. Castellari's _Inglorious Bastards (1977)_. He would take the camera equipment and crew every Saturday and Sunday and film "Mr Mean", unknown to the producer at that time. He wrote the story Monday to Friday and shot on the weekends what he had written that week. See more »