| Ninth Configuration, The | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1979) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, Thriller | |||||
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| Robert Loggia | Lt. Bennish | |
| Scott Wilson | Capt. Billy Cutshaw | |
| Moses Gunn | Maj. Nammack | |
| Stacy Keach | Col. Vincent Kane | |
| Neville Brand | Maj. Marvin Groper | |
| Jason Miller | Lt. Frankie Reno | |
| Ed Flanders | Col. Richard Fell | |
| George DiCenzo | Capt. Fairbanks | |
| Joe Spinell | Lt. Spinell | |
| Alejandro Rey | Lt. Gomez | |
| Tom Atkins | Sgt. Krebs | |
| Steve Sandor | 1st Cyclist | |
| Richard Lynch | 2nd Cyclist | |
| Gordon Mark | Sgt. Gilman | |
| William Lucking | Highway Patrolman |
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| Producer | William Peter Blatty
William Paul Tom Shaw |
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| Writer | William Peter Blatty
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From the creator of The Exorcist comes the definitive cut of his cult classic. In an experimental government center for troubled Vietnam veterans, the inmates run the asylum. One works on an adaptation of Shakespeare… for dogs. Another fancies himself a caped superhero. Still others masquerade as frogmen, nurses, nuns, pirates, doctors. Yet the psychiatrist in charge eyes all with a stoic reserve. Maybe too stoic: there's a mystery here. And its final resolution is like a thunderclap. William Peter Blatty, the Academy Award winning writer of The Exorcist, provides a Golden Globe winning screenplay (from his novel, Twinkle, Twinkle, Killer Kane) and directs the stellar ensemble cast of this multi-layered spellbinder. |
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