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Year:
Duration:
127 min
Genres:
Action | Romance
IMDB rate:
6.1
Director:
Richard Fleischer
Awards:
1 win
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1975-07-25
Filming Locations: Ashland-Belle Helene Plantation - State Highway 75, Geismer, Louisiana, USA
Cast
Actor
Character
James Mason
Warren Maxwell
Susan George
Blanche Maxwell
Perry King
Hammond Maxwell
Richard Ward
Agamemnon
Brenda Sykes
Ellen
Ken Norton
Mede
Lillian Hayman
Lucrezia Borgia
Roy Poole
Doc Redfield
Ji-Tu Cumbuka
Cicero
Paul Benedict
Brownlee
Ben Masters
Charles
Ray Spruell
Wallace
Louis Turenne
De Veve
Duane Allen
Topaz
Earl Maynard
Babouin
Debbi Morgan
Dite
Irene Tedrow
Mrs. Redfield
Reda Wyatt
Big Pearl
Simone McQueen
Madam Caroline
Evelyn Hendrickson
Beatrix
Stanley J. Reyes
Major Woodford (as Stanley Reyes)
John Barber
Le Toscan
Durwyn Robinson
Meg
Kerwin Robinson
Alph
Deborah Ann Young
Tense
Debra Blackwell
Blonde Girl
Kuumba
Black Mother
Stocker Fontelieu
Wilson
Edwin Edwards
Gambler (scenes deleted)
Sylvester Stallone
Young Man in Crowd (scenes deleted)
Warren Kenner
(uncredited)
Laura Misch Owens
Prostitute (uncredited)
Rosemary Tichenor
Slave-Buying Woman (uncredited)
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Trivia
Received its first DVD release in 2008.
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One of a number of 1970s productions about slavery. They include: Roots (1977), Slavers (1978), Ashanti (1979), Drum (1976), Mandingo (1975) Huckleberry Finn (1974), Goodbye Uncle Tom (1971), Uncle Tom's Cabin (1976), A Woman Called Moses (1978), Roots: The Next Generations (1979), and The Fight Against Slavery (1975).
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The fifth and final collaboration between director Richard Fleischer and cinematographer Richard H. Kline.
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Goofs
In the movie's first scene, as Brownlee inspects a row of slaves he smokes a cigar which is obviously lit (smoke, ash, etc). But when he clenches the cigar in his mouth and leans in to inspect a slave's teeth, the cigar changes to one that has never been lit. (Maybe a precaution against burning the other actor's face?)
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About 18 minutes into the movie, when Dite tells Hammond that she's "knocked up", her leg changes position between shots.
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During Mede's first fight in the city, he and his opponent are wrestling on the grass. When they roll over the floor, the grass is moving like a slipping carpet would, revealing it to be a sheet of artificial green, probably lying on the floor of a sound stage.
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Quotes
Mede: I thought you was better than the white man, Masta. But you is just white!
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Hammond Maxwell: Cousin Charles, What the hell you doing, kissin on the mouth?
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Faq
Q
What are the differences between the International Version and the US DVD/BD by Legend Films/Paramount?
A
If you compare the international Version and the American DVD/BD Release by Legend Films/Paramount you will see that director Richard Fleischer shot several scenes in 2 different versions: one version includes sequences with naked actors and the other version shows the exact same scene with actors wearing clothes. Additionally the American Re-Release version includes some more nude scenes as well as some more violent content. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.
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