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NORTH DALLAS FORTY (1979)
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Wide receiver Phil Elliott plays for a 1970s era professional football team based in Dallas, Texas named the North Dallas Bulls, which closely resembles the Dallas Cowboys.
The aging Elliott is struggling to stay competitive and relies heavily on painkillers. Elliott and popular quarterback Seth Maxwell are outstanding players, but they also characterize the drug-, sex-, and alcohol-fueled party atmosphere of NFL teams of this era. Elliott only wants to play the game and retire, and own a home with his girl Charlotte, who he loves.
The Bulls play for an iconic coach who turns a blind eye to anything that his players may be doing off the field or anything that his assistant coaches and trainers condone to keep those players in the game. As one player finally erupts to a coach: "Every time I call it a game, you call it a business. And every time I call it a business, you call it a game."
Wide receiver Phil Elliott plays for a 1970s era professional football team based in Dallas, Texas named the North Dallas Bulls, which closely resembles the Dallas Cowboys.
The aging Elliott is struggling to stay competitive and relies heavily on painkillers. Elliott and popular quarterback Seth Maxwell are outstanding players, but they also characterize the drug-, sex-, and alcohol-fueled party atmosphere of NFL teams of this era. Elliott only wants to play the game and retire, and own a home with his girl Charlotte, who he loves.
The Bulls play for an iconic coach who turns a blind eye to anything that his players may be doing off the field or anything that his assistant coaches and trainers condone to keep those players in the game. As one player finally erupts to a coach: "Every time I call it a game, you call it a business. And every time I call it a business, you call it a game."
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Directed by
Ted Kotcheff
Writing credits
Peter Gent
(novel)
Frank Yablans
(screenplay) &
Ted Kotcheff
(screenplay) and
Peter Gent
(screenplay)
Nancy Dowd
uncredited
Rich Eustis
uncredited
Cast
Nick Nolte...Phillip Elliott
Mac Davis...Seth Maxwell
Charles Durning...Coach Johnson
Dayle Haddon...Charlotte Caulder
Bo Svenson...Jo Bob Priddy
John Matuszak...O. W. Shaddock
Steve Forrest...Conrad Hunter
G.D. Spradlin...B. A. Strothers
Dabney Coleman...Emmett Hunter
Savannah Smith Boucher...Joanne Rodney (as Savannah Smith)
Marshall Colt...Art Hartman
Guich Koock...Eddie Rand
Deborah Benson...Mrs. Hartman
Jim Boeke...Stallings (as James F. Boeke)
John Bottoms...Vip
Walter Brooke...Doctor
Alan Autry...Balford (as Carlos Brown)
Danny J. Bunz...Tony Douglas
Jane Daly...Ruth
Rad Daly...Conrad
Cliff Frazier...Monroe
Stanley Grover...March
Glenn-Michael Jones...Locker Boy (as Glenn Michael Jones)
Frank O'Neill...Assistant Trainer
Tommy Reamon...WR Delma Huddle
Tom Reese...Coach Waddy
Jeffrey Severson...Partridge
Grant Kilpatrick...Monsignor
Kevin Cooney...Pete Peterson
Tony Frank...Rindquist
Doug France...Alcie Weeks
Garrie Kelly...Party Guest
Debbie Turner...Party Guest
Michele Turner...Party Guest
Jasmine Gagnier...Party Guest
Sharyn Lee...Party Guest
Joe Portaro...Party Guest
Lauren Jennifer Downing...Party Guest
Nanci Roberts...Bunny Girl
Kathleen Mary Larken...Peggy
Don J. Berberet...Referee
Randall Braxtan...Billy FitchKory Olson...Salesman
Louie Kelcher...Football Player
Harold Jackson...Football Player
Michael Ballew...Football Player (as Mike Ballew)
Martin Imhof...Football Player
Ronnie L. Coleman...Football Player
Boyd Matson...TV Announcer
Ross Porter...TV Announcer
Michele Turner Wilson...Stewardess Twin
Produced by
Frank Baur....associate producer
Jack B. Bernstein....executive producer
Frank Yablans....producer
Original Music by
John Scott
Cinematography by
Paul Lohmann
(director of photography)
Film Editing by
Jay Kamen
Casting by
Lynn Stalmaster
Production Design by
Alfred Sweeney
Set Decoration by
Arthur Jeph Parker
(as Art Parker)
Costume Design by
Dorothy Jeakins
Makeup Department
Robert Dawn....makeup artist (as Bob Dawn)
Edouard F. Henriques....makeup artist (as Eddie Henriques)
Gladys Witten....hair stylist
Production Management
Frank Baur....unit production manager
Lindsley Parsons Jr.....executive production manager: Paramount (uncredited)
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Victor Hsu....assistant director
Kalai Strode....second assistant director
Art Department
Terry E. Lewis....property master (as Terry Lewis)
Gunnar Mattson....construction coordinator
Hank Giardina....paint foreman (uncredited)
Sound Department
Bub Asman...sound effects editor
Pierre Jalbert....dialogue editor
Larry Jost....sound mixer
Alan Robert Murray....sound effects editor (as Alan Murray)
Alan L. Nineberg ....dialogue editor (as Alan Nineberg)
John Wilkinson....sound re-recording mixer (as John Keene Wilkinson)
Ted Kotcheff
Writing credits
Peter Gent
(novel)
Frank Yablans
(screenplay) &
Ted Kotcheff
(screenplay) and
Peter Gent
(screenplay)
Nancy Dowd
uncredited
Rich Eustis
uncredited
Cast
Nick Nolte...Phillip Elliott
Mac Davis...Seth Maxwell
Charles Durning...Coach Johnson
Dayle Haddon...Charlotte Caulder
Bo Svenson...Jo Bob Priddy
John Matuszak...O. W. Shaddock
Steve Forrest...Conrad Hunter
G.D. Spradlin...B. A. Strothers
Dabney Coleman...Emmett Hunter
Savannah Smith Boucher...Joanne Rodney (as Savannah Smith)
Marshall Colt...Art Hartman
Guich Koock...Eddie Rand
Deborah Benson...Mrs. Hartman
Jim Boeke...Stallings (as James F. Boeke)
John Bottoms...Vip
Walter Brooke...Doctor
Alan Autry...Balford (as Carlos Brown)
Danny J. Bunz...Tony Douglas
Jane Daly...Ruth
Rad Daly...Conrad
Cliff Frazier...Monroe
Stanley Grover...March
Glenn-Michael Jones...Locker Boy (as Glenn Michael Jones)
Frank O'Neill...Assistant Trainer
Tommy Reamon...WR Delma Huddle
Tom Reese...Coach Waddy
Jeffrey Severson...Partridge
Grant Kilpatrick...Monsignor
Kevin Cooney...Pete Peterson
Tony Frank...Rindquist
Doug France...Alcie Weeks
Garrie Kelly...Party Guest
Debbie Turner...Party Guest
Michele Turner...Party Guest
Jasmine Gagnier...Party Guest
Sharyn Lee...Party Guest
Joe Portaro...Party Guest
Lauren Jennifer Downing...Party Guest
Nanci Roberts...Bunny Girl
Kathleen Mary Larken...Peggy
Don J. Berberet...Referee
Randall Braxtan...Billy FitchKory Olson...Salesman
Louie Kelcher...Football Player
Harold Jackson...Football Player
Michael Ballew...Football Player (as Mike Ballew)
Martin Imhof...Football Player
Ronnie L. Coleman...Football Player
Boyd Matson...TV Announcer
Ross Porter...TV Announcer
Michele Turner Wilson...Stewardess Twin
Produced by
Frank Baur....associate producer
Jack B. Bernstein....executive producer
Frank Yablans....producer
Original Music by
John Scott
Cinematography by
Paul Lohmann
(director of photography)
Film Editing by
Jay Kamen
Casting by
Lynn Stalmaster
Production Design by
Alfred Sweeney
Set Decoration by
Arthur Jeph Parker
(as Art Parker)
Costume Design by
Dorothy Jeakins
Makeup Department
Robert Dawn....makeup artist (as Bob Dawn)
Edouard F. Henriques....makeup artist (as Eddie Henriques)
Gladys Witten....hair stylist
Production Management
Frank Baur....unit production manager
Lindsley Parsons Jr.....executive production manager: Paramount (uncredited)
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Victor Hsu....assistant director
Kalai Strode....second assistant director
Art Department
Terry E. Lewis....property master (as Terry Lewis)
Gunnar Mattson....construction coordinator
Hank Giardina....paint foreman (uncredited)
Sound Department
Bub Asman...sound effects editor
Pierre Jalbert....dialogue editor
Larry Jost....sound mixer
Alan Robert Murray....sound effects editor (as Alan Murray)
Alan L. Nineberg ....dialogue editor (as Alan Nineberg)
John Wilkinson....sound re-recording mixer (as John Keene Wilkinson)
