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| Warner Bros. (1972) | |||||
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| Peter Boyle | Marvin Lucas | |
| Melvyn Douglas | John J. McKay | |
| Don Porter | Sen. Crocker Jarmon | |
| Robert Redford | Bill McKay | |
| Allen Garfield | Klein | |
| Karen Carlson | Nancy McKay | |
| Quinn K. Redeker | Jenkin | |
| Morgan Upton | Wally Henderson | |
| Michael Lerner | Paul Corliss | |
| Kenneth Tobey | Floyd J. Starkey | |
| Quinn Redeker | Rick Jenkin | |
| Chris Prey | David | |
| Joe Miksak | Neil Atkinson | |
| Jenny Sullivan | Lynn | |
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| Producer | Walter Coblenz
Jeremy Larner |
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| Writer | Jeremy Larner
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| Cinematography | Victor J. Kemper
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| Musician | John Rubinstein
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Nothing matters more than winning. Not even what you believe in. Bill McKay (Reford), California Democratic candidate for US Senator, a man of intetrity and idealsm, wil now let the great American political machine manipulate him. Because now he's got to win. This is a sharp insider's view of how admen, press agents, pollsters and media czars converge on election campaigns. |
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