Top Billed Cast

Vern Stierman
Narrator
Chuck Pierce Jr.
Jim as Boy
William Stumpp
Jim as Adult
Willie E. Smith
Willie
Lloyd Bowen
Himself
Jeff Crabtree
Fred Crabtree
Glenn Carruth
Bobby Ford
Bunny Dees
Mrs. Ford
John Wallis
Mr. Ford
Sarah Coble
Mrs. Turner
Travis Crabtree
Himself
Smokey Crabtree
Himself
Robin Raffaell
Trailer Incident
Cathy Cox
Trailer Incident
Jinger Hawkins
Trailer Incident
Steve Lyons
Teen-age Couple
John P. Hixon
Self
John W. Oates
Self
B.R. Barrington
Self
Buddy Crabtree
James Crabtree
Judy Haltom
Mary Beth Searcy
Mary B. Johnson
Sister
Louise Searcy
Self
Dina Louise Savell
Baby
Phillip Bradley
Teen-age Hunter
Bill Hunt
Hunter
Monroe E. Smith
Hunter
Eddie J. Dalmes
Hunter
James E. Cobb
Hunter
William Wright
Hunter
Eddy Berdig
Hunter
Jerry Chapman
Hunter
Rickey Ashley
Hunter
Dave R. Templeton
Hunter
John Knight Jr.
Hunter
Dudley Pickens
Hunter
James Cornell
Hunter
Gene Ross
Hunter
Herb Jones
Self
Patty Dougan
Teen-age Couple
Dennis Lamb
Mr. Kennedy
Loraine Lamb
Mrs. Kennedy
George Dobson
George
Dave Ball
Dave
Jim Nicklus
Jim
Flo Pierce
Bessie Smith
Thomas Templeton
Hunter
Pamula Pierce
Child
Tammy Harper
Child
Bobby Splawn
Child
Charles Walraven
Self
Robin Raffaelli
Trailer Incident
Dave O'Brien
Mr. Turner
Billy Crawford
Corky Hill
James Tennison
Landlord
Ernest Walraven
Self
Amanda Pierce
Little Girl
Aaron Ball
Baby
Ken McElroy
Doctor
Sarah Brewers
Nurse
Glenda Page
Nurse
Sandra Peabody
Sandra (uncredited)

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A review by Wuchak

Written by Wuchak on Thu Mar 18 2021

_**The Bigfoot of southwest Arkansas**_ "The Legend of Boggy Creek" (1972) is docudrama with horror elements about the supposedly true sightings of the Fouke Monster, a three-toed Sasquatch-like creature that was seen in the Fouke region of southwest Arkansas from the 40s onward. Several locals recount their stories, often played by themselves. The modest film only cost $100,000, but unexpectedly became the 10th highest-grossing movie of 1972, raking in a whopping $20 million at the box office and another $4.8 million in 1975 with a North American rerelease. It was director Charles B. Pie...