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Sounder (24-Sep-1972)

Director: Martin Ritt

Writer: Lonne Elder III

From novel by: William H. Armstrong

Producer: Robert B. Radnitz

Keywords: Drama

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
James Best
Actor
26-Jul-1926   Roscoe P. Coltrane on Dukes
Kevin Hooks
Film Director
19-Sep-1958   Passenger 57
Cicely Tyson
Actor
19-Dec-1933   Sounder
Paul Winfield
Actor
22-May-1941 7-Mar-2004 Jim in the 1974 Huckleberry Finn

CAST

starring
Cicely Tyson   ...   Rebecca
Paul Winfield   ...   Nathan Lee
introducing
Kevin Hooks   ...   David Lee
co-starring
Carmen Mathews   ...   Mrs. Boatwright
Taj Mahal   ...   Ike
with
James Best   ...   Sheriff Young
Eric Hooks   ...   Earl
Yvonne Jarrell   ...   Josie Mae
Sylvia "Kuumba" Williams   ...   Harriet
and
Janet MacLachlan   ...   Camille
Ted Airhart   ...   Mr. Perkins
Richard Durham   ...   Perkins' Foreman
Wendell Brumfield   ...   Deputy #1
Al Bankston   ...   Deputy #2
Myrle Sharkey   ...   Teacher
Inez Durham   ...   Court Clerk
Judge William Thomas Bennett   ...   Judge
Rev. Thomas N. Phillips   ...   Pastor
Carl Braser   ...   Wagon Driver
Jerry Leggio, Jr.   ...   Guard #1
Pete Goff   ...   Guard #2
Walter L. Chaney   ...   Guard #3
Roy Idom   ...   Guard #4
Randy Wilson   ...   Convict #1
Isaac Greggs   ...   Convict #2
Jackie Spears   ...   Girl #1
Porter Mathews   ...   Boy #1
Timothy Smith   ...   Boy #2
Spencer Bradford   ...   Clarence

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