WUSA (1970)
Rheinhardt, un vagabond cynique, obtient un emploi d'annonceur pour la station de radio de droite WUSA à la Nouvelle-Orléans. Rheinhardt se contente de percevoir la position éditoriale réactionnaire de WUSA à l'antenne, même s'il n'est pas d'accord. Rheinhardt trouve son détachement cynique contesté par une amie, Geraldine, et par Rainey, un voisin et idéaliste troublé qui prend conscience du but caché et sinistre de WUSA. Et lorsque les événements commencent à devenir incontrôlables, même Rheinhardt constate qu'il doit prendre position.
Directeur:
Stuart Rosenberg
écrivain:
Robert Stone
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Paul Newman as Rheinhardt |
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Joanne Woodward as Geraldine |
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Anthony Perkins as Rainey |
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Laurence Harvey as Farley |
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Don Gordon as Bogdanovich |
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Pat Hingle as Bingamon |
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Bruce Cabot as King Wolyoe |
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Cloris Leachman as Philomene |
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Jerry Catron as Sidewinder Bates |
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Jim Boles as Hot Dog Vendor (uncredited) |
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Michael Anderson Jr. as Marvin |
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Leigh French as Girl |
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Moses Gunn as Clotho |
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Wayne Rogers as Minter |
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Robert Quarry as Noonan |
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Skip Young as Rep. Jimmy Snipe |
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B.J. Mason as Roosevelt Berry |
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Clifton James as Speed - Sailor in Bar |
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Tol Avery as Senator |
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Rudy Germane as Rally Spectator (uncredited) |
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Tom Anfinsen as Restaurant Patron (uncredited) |
| Directing | Stuart Rosenberg | Director |
| Writing | Robert Stone | Screenplay |
| Writing | Robert Stone | Novel |
| Sound | Lalo Schifrin | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Richard Moore | Director of Photography |
| Production | Paul Newman | Producer |
| Production | John Foreman | Producer |
| Production | Hank Moonjean | Associate Producer |
| Editing | Bob Wyman | Editor |
| Crew | Charlie Picerni | Stunts |
