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Tatum O'Neal
Addie Loggins
Ryan O'Neal
Moses Pray
Madeline Kahn
Trixie Delight
John Hillerman
Deputy Hardin / Jess Hardin
Jessie Lee Fulton
Miss Ollie
Noble Willingham
Mr. Robertson
Randy Quaid
Leroy
P.J. Johnson
Imogene
James N. Harrell
The Minister
Burton Gilliam
Floyd (Desk Clerk)
Hugh Gillin
2nd Deputy
Desmond Dhooge
Cotton Candy Man
Art Ellison
Silver Mine Gentleman
Lila Waters
The Minister's Wife
Bob Young
Gas Station Attendant
Jack Saunders
Station Master
Jody Wilbur
Cafe Waitress
Liz Ross
The Widow Morgan - Pearl
Yvonne Harrison
The Widow Bates - Marie
Ed Reed
The Lawman - Bates' Home
Dorothy Price
Ribbon Saleslady
Eleanor Bogart
The Widow Stanley - Elvira
Dorothy Forster
The Widow Huff - Edna
Lana Daniel
Moze's Girlfriend
Herschel Morris
The Barber
Dejah Moore
Salesgirl - $20 Bill
Ralph Coder
Store Manager
Harriet Ketchum
Store Customer
Kenneth Hughes
Harem Tent Barker
George Lillie
The Photographer
Floyd Mahaney
Beau - Hardin's Deputy
Gilbert Milton
Leroy's Father
Tandy Arnold
Leroy's Brother
Dennis Beden
Leroy's Brother
Vernon Schwanke
Leroy's Brother
Rose-Mary Rumbley
Aunt Billie (as Rosemary Rumbley)

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A review by John Chard

Written by John Chard on Wed Jan 27 2016

Utterly delightful. Father and daughter Ryan and Tatum O'Neal, under Peter Bogdanovich's superlative direction, produce one of the most affectingly warm and cunningly sly movies of the 1970s. Set in depression era America and beautifully photographed in pristine monochrome by Laszlo Kovacs, it's a period piece that refuses to get old, such is the deft imagery and sharpness of the screenplay. Story essentially comes down to conman Moses Pray (R. O'Neal) hooking up with orphan Addie Loggins (T. O'Neal), who may or may not be his actual daughter. Addie proves to be a precocious live wire, no...