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Steelyard Blues [DVD] [1973]
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Format:DVD
: Program Type:Movie
: Product Name:Steelyard Blues [DVD] [1973]
: Studio:Warner Bros. Digital Distribution
: Product Tags:DVD
: Region Code:0
In this counter-culture caper comedy, directed by Alan Myerson (whose work with The Committee and Second City gives the film a quirky sketch comedy freshness), Donald Sutherland plays Veldini, a sad-eyed demolition-derby driver, serving time for larceny. He also possesses a millennial desire to wreck every car manufactured in the United States from 1940 to 1960. After being released from jail, Veldini hatches a scheme to restore an old U.S. World War II amphibian plane to escape conventional society and fly off to a new nonconformist world. Searching for spare parts to complete the restoration, Veldini realizes that a particular electrical circuit is available only at the local Navy base, and he decides to rob the base to steal the circuit. Involved in the caper with him is Iris (Jane Fonda in a burlesque of her performance in Klute) as a 100-dollar-a-night call girl who is sick of being humiliated; Veldini's kid brother (John Savage); and Eagle (Peter Boyle), a schizophrenic out-of-work circus performer. Standing in the way of Veldini's scheme is Frank Veldini (Howard Hesseman), his older brother and a politically ambitious district attorney.~Paul Brenner
Name : Jane Fonda: Role : Iris
Name : Donald Sutherland: Role : Veldini
Name : Peter Boyle: Role : Eagle
Name : Garry Goodrow: Role : Duval
Name : Howard Hesseman: Role : Frank
Name : John Savage: Role : The Kid
Name : Dan Barrows: Role : Rocky
Name : Lynn Bernay: Role : Bar Waitress
Name : John Brent: Role : Tattoo Parlor Man
Name : James Cranna: Role : Luncheonette Man
Name : Alan Myerson: Role : Director
Name : Donald Sutherland: Role : Producer
Name : Harold Schneider: Role : Producer
Name : Julia Phillips: Role : Producer
Name : Michael Phillips: Role : Producer
Name : Tony Bill: Role : Producer
Name : David S. Ward: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Laszlo Kovacs: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Stevan Larner: Role : Cinematographer
Name : David Shire: Role : Composer (Music Score)
[!Program Type:Movie!] [!Product Name:Steelyard Blues [DVD] [1973!]] [!Studio:Warner Bros. Digital Distribution!] [!Product Tags:DVD!] [!Region Code:0!] [!Jane Fonda:Iris!] [!Donald Sutherland:Veldini!] [!Peter Boyle:Eagle!] [!Garry Goodrow:Duval!] [!Howard Hesseman:Frank!] [!John Savage:The Kid!] [!Dan Barrows:Rocky!] [!Lynn Bernay:Bar Waitress!] [!John Brent:Tattoo Parlor Man!] [!James Cranna:Luncheonette Man!] [!Alan Myerson:Director!] [!Donald Sutherland:Producer!] [!Harold Schneider:Producer!] [!Julia Phillips:Producer!] [!Michael Phillips:Producer!] [!Tony Bill:Producer!] [!David S. Ward:Screenwriter!] [!Laszlo Kovacs:Cinematographer!] [!Stevan Larner:Cinematographer!] [!David Shire:Composer (Music Score)!]
: Program Type:Movie
: Product Name:Steelyard Blues [DVD] [1973]
: Studio:Warner Bros. Digital Distribution
: Product Tags:DVD
: Region Code:0
In this counter-culture caper comedy, directed by Alan Myerson (whose work with The Committee and Second City gives the film a quirky sketch comedy freshness), Donald Sutherland plays Veldini, a sad-eyed demolition-derby driver, serving time for larceny. He also possesses a millennial desire to wreck every car manufactured in the United States from 1940 to 1960. After being released from jail, Veldini hatches a scheme to restore an old U.S. World War II amphibian plane to escape conventional society and fly off to a new nonconformist world. Searching for spare parts to complete the restoration, Veldini realizes that a particular electrical circuit is available only at the local Navy base, and he decides to rob the base to steal the circuit. Involved in the caper with him is Iris (Jane Fonda in a burlesque of her performance in Klute) as a 100-dollar-a-night call girl who is sick of being humiliated; Veldini's kid brother (John Savage); and Eagle (Peter Boyle), a schizophrenic out-of-work circus performer. Standing in the way of Veldini's scheme is Frank Veldini (Howard Hesseman), his older brother and a politically ambitious district attorney.~Paul Brenner
Name : Jane Fonda: Role : Iris
Name : Donald Sutherland: Role : Veldini
Name : Peter Boyle: Role : Eagle
Name : Garry Goodrow: Role : Duval
Name : Howard Hesseman: Role : Frank
Name : John Savage: Role : The Kid
Name : Dan Barrows: Role : Rocky
Name : Lynn Bernay: Role : Bar Waitress
Name : John Brent: Role : Tattoo Parlor Man
Name : James Cranna: Role : Luncheonette Man
Name : Alan Myerson: Role : Director
Name : Donald Sutherland: Role : Producer
Name : Harold Schneider: Role : Producer
Name : Julia Phillips: Role : Producer
Name : Michael Phillips: Role : Producer
Name : Tony Bill: Role : Producer
Name : David S. Ward: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Laszlo Kovacs: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Stevan Larner: Role : Cinematographer
Name : David Shire: Role : Composer (Music Score)
[!Program Type:Movie!] [!Product Name:Steelyard Blues [DVD] [1973!]] [!Studio:Warner Bros. Digital Distribution!] [!Product Tags:DVD!] [!Region Code:0!] [!Jane Fonda:Iris!] [!Donald Sutherland:Veldini!] [!Peter Boyle:Eagle!] [!Garry Goodrow:Duval!] [!Howard Hesseman:Frank!] [!John Savage:The Kid!] [!Dan Barrows:Rocky!] [!Lynn Bernay:Bar Waitress!] [!John Brent:Tattoo Parlor Man!] [!James Cranna:Luncheonette Man!] [!Alan Myerson:Director!] [!Donald Sutherland:Producer!] [!Harold Schneider:Producer!] [!Julia Phillips:Producer!] [!Michael Phillips:Producer!] [!Tony Bill:Producer!] [!David S. Ward:Screenwriter!] [!Laszlo Kovacs:Cinematographer!] [!Stevan Larner:Cinematographer!] [!David Shire:Composer (Music Score)!]



