Skokie (1981)
A dramatization of the controversial trial concerning the right for Neo-Nazis to march in the predominantly Jewish community of Skokie, Illinois.
Director: Herbert Wise
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Danny Kaye as Max Feldman |
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John Rubinstein as Herb Lewisohn |
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Carl Reiner as Abbot Rosen |
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Kim Hunter as Bertha Feldman |
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Eli Wallach as Bert Silverman |
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Lee Strasberg as Morton Weisman |
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Brian Dennehy as Police Chief Arthur Buchanan |
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George Dzundza as Frank Collin |
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Ed Flanders as Mayor Albert J. Smith |
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Charles Levin as Rabbi Steinberg |
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Stephen D. Newman as Aryeh Neier |
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James Sutorius as David Hamlin |
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Marin Kanter as Janet Feldman |
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Robin Bartlett as JDL Girl |
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David Hurst as Sol Goldstein |
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Joseph Leon as Hershkowitz |
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Ruth Nelson as Grandma Jannsen |
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Robin Morse as Penny Jannsen |
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Michele Shay as Sheila |
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Douglas Alan-Mann as Minister |
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Jack Callahan as Father Kelly |
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Dan Conway as Anchorman |
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Richard Cusak as Board Member |
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Harry Elders as Judge |
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Beatrice Fredman as Survivor |
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Robert J. Jones Jr. as Reporter |
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Pamela Keith as Reporter |
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Dan Le Monnier as Murray |
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Ted Liss as Justice |
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Mitch Litrofsky as C.A.R. Leader |
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Marie Mathay as Phyllis |
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Bob McCord as Bailiff |
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Ward Ohrman as Judge |
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Jack Orend as Nazi |
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Chelcie Ross as Nazi |
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Ned Schmidtke as Reporter |
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Taylor Williams as Reporter |
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Patti Wilkus as Survivor |
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Nancy Cartwright as (uncredited) |
| Writing | Ernest Kinoy | Writer |
| Directing | Herbert Wise | Director |
| Editing | Robert M. Reitano | Editor |
| Camera | Alex Thomson | Director of Photography |
| Production | Herbert Brodkin | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Stephen A. Rotter | Editor |
| Production | Bernard Sofronski | Executive Producer |
| Art | Richard Bianchi | Art Direction |
| Production | Robert Berger | Producer |
| Art | Amy Marshall | Set Decoration |
