| Ballad Of Cable Hogue, The | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1970) | |||||
| Comedy, Western | |||||
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| Jason Robards | Cable Hogue | |
| Stella Stevens | Hildy | |
| R.G. Armstrong | Quittner | |
| L.Q. Jones | Taggart | |
| Strother Martin | Bowen | |
| Slim Pickens | Ben Fairchild | |
| David Warner | Rev. Joshua Douglas Sloan | |
| Peter Whitney | Cushing | |
| Gene Evans | Clete | |
| William Mims | Jensen |
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| Producer | Sam Peckinpah
Phil Feldman |
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| Writer | John Crawford
Edmund Penney |
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| Cinematography | Lucien Ballard
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| Musician | Jerry Goldsmith
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Cable Hogue (Jason Robards) gets stuck out in a desert with no water because he has been betrayed by his former partners, Bowen (Strother Martin) and Taggart (L. Q. Jones). Cable prays for help and then finds water and a coach headed for Deaddog City. He encounters a minister called Joshua Sloane (David Warner), who says he should claim the land he found; and then he meets a prostitute called Hildy (Stella Stevens). Cable gets money from a bank and constructs a stage station with food, restroom, and water. Hildy and Cable become lovers and live together, but Cable wants to pay back Bowen and Taggart before moving away with her. |
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