Ein Zug für zwei Halunken (1973)
Im Amerika der 30er Jahre liefern sich ein Tramp und ein Zugführer den Zweikampf ihres Lebens. Amerika in den Jahren der Depression. Züge sind für Arbeitslose und Landstreicher ein beliebtes, weil kostenloses Transportmittel vorausgesetzt, man läßt sich nicht erwischen. Nur die berüchtigte Linie 19 wird gemieden, dort prügelt der sadistische Lokführer Shack aufgesprungene “Hobos” mit Eisenstangen und Ketten vom Zug. Doch der ungekrönte König der Tramps, “As-Nr. 1”, läßt sich diesen Terror nicht gefallen und fordert den brutalen Shack heraus.
Der Regisseur: Robert Aldrich
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Lee Marvin as A No. 1 |
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Ernest Borgnine as Shack |
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Keith Carradine as Cigaret |
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Charles Tyner as Cracker |
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Malcolm Atterbury as Hogger |
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Simon Oakland as Policeman |
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Harry Caesar as Coaly |
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Hal Baylor as Yardman's Helper |
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Matt Clark as Yardlet |
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Elisha Cook Jr. as Gray Cat |
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Joe Di Reda as Dinger |
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Liam Dunn as Smile |
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Diane Dye as Girl in Water |
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Robert Foulk as Conductor |
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Jim Goodwin as Fakir |
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Raymond Guth as Preacher |
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Sid Haig as Grease Tail |
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Karl Lukas as Pokey Stiff |
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Edward McNally as Yard Clerk |
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John Steadman as Stew Bum |
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Vic Tayback as Yardman |
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Dave Willock as Groundhog |
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Don Blackman as Old Shine (uncredited) |
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Jack Collins as Dispatcher (uncredited) |
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Richard Daughty as The Cub (uncredited) |
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Bennie E. Dobbins as Mechanic (uncredited) |
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Dennis Falt as Hobo Camp Occupant (uncredited) |
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Joe Haworth as Ash Eater (uncredited) |
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Lance Henriksen as Railroad Worker (uncredited) |
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Harry Hickox as Elder (uncredited) |
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Bern Hoffman as Halfy (uncredited) |
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James Kingsley as Machinist (uncredited) |
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Ralph Montgomery as Alkee Stiff (uncredited) |
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Hal Jon Norman as Hobo (uncredited) |
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Danny 'Big Black' Rey as Hobo (uncredited) |
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Wayne Sutherlin as Gink (uncredited) |
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Forrest Wood as Station Agent (uncredited) |
| Sound | Frank De Vol | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Stanley Hough | Producer |
| Writing | Jack London | Story |
| Directing | Robert Aldrich | Director |
| Camera | Joseph F. Biroc | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Christopher Knopf | Writer |
| Production | Saul Wurtzel | Unit Production Manager |
| Editing | Roland Gross | Associate Editor |
| Directing | Barry Steinberg | Second Assistant Director |
| Directing | Larry Powell | Second Assistant Director |
| Editing | Frank Capacchione | Associate Editor |
| Sound | Richard Overton | Sound Mixer |
| Production | Kenneth Hyman | Executive Producer |
| Directing | Malcolm R. Harding | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Michael D. Moore | Second Unit Director |
| Crew | Dave Davies | Unit Publicist |
| Production | Jack Baur | Casting |
| Editing | Michael Luciano | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | William Turner | Makeup Artist |
| Art | Ygnacio Sepulveda | Property Master |
| Art | Walter Blake | Title Designer |
| Art | John LaSalandra | Construction Coordinator |
| Camera | Kenneth Peach Jr. | Camera Operator |
| Art | Raphael Bretton | Set Decoration |
| Directing | Howard Hohler | Script Supervisor |
| Camera | Joe Jackman | Camera Operator |
| Crew | Henry Millar Jr. | Special Effects |
| Sound | Theodore Soderberg | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Art | Jack Martin Smith | Art Direction |
| Crew | Walter Scott | Stunt Double |
