| McCabe And Mrs. Miller - D MCCA | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1971) | |||||
| Drama, Western | |||||
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#208 |
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| Warren Beatty | John McCabe | |
| Julie Christie | Constance Miller | |
| Rene Auberjonois | Sheehan | |
| William Devane | The Lawyer | |
| John Schuck | Smalley | |
| Corey Fischer | Mr. Elliot | |
| Bert Remsen | Bart Coyle | |
| Shelley Duvall | Ida Coyle | |
| Keith Carradine | Cowboy | |
| Michael Murphy | Eugene Sears | |
| Antony Holland | Ernie Hollander | |
| Hugh Millais | Butler | |
| Manfred Schulz | Kid | |
| Jace Van Der Veen | Breed | |
| Jackie Crossland | Lily |
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| Producer | David Foster
Mitchell Brower |
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| Writer | Robert Altman
Brian McKay |
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| Cinematography | Vilmos Zsigmond
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John McCabe (Warren Beatty) has a lot of charm but not a lot of brains. He says he gambles but people think he might have shot to death a gunfighter. He sets up a brothel. Then Constance Miller (Julie Christie) arrives in the Old West town called Presbyterian Church, in the state of Washington. She is strong and lovely; she wants to help run the brothel so they can both make money from it. She has her own girls and is a professional prostitute herself. The business does well, but then a big company wants to buy it and McCabe does not want to sell. |
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