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Cast
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Charles Bronson | As: Arthur Bishop |
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Jan-Michael Vincent | As: Steve McKenna |
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Keenan Wynn | As: Harry McKenna |
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Jill Ireland | As: The Girl |
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Linda Ridgeway | As: Louise, Steve McKenna's Girlfriend |
Storyline
Arthur Bishop is a veteran hit man who, owing to his penchant for making his targets' deaths seem like accidents, thinks himself an artist. It's made him very rich, but as he hits middle age, he's so depressed and lonely that he takes on one of his victim's sons, Steve McKenna, as his apprentice. Arthur puts him through a rigorous training period and brings him on several hits. As Steven improves, Arthur worries that he'll discover who killed his father.
| Tagline: | He has 100 ways to kill... and they all work! |
| Certification: | PG |
Cast
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Charles Bronson |
Arthur Bishop |
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Jan-Michael Vincent |
Steve McKenna |
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Keenan Wynn |
Harry McKenna |
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Jill Ireland |
The Girl |
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Linda Ridgeway |
Louise, Steve McKenna's Girlfriend |
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Frank De Kova |
The Man |
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James Davidson |
Intern |
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Lindsay Crosby |
Policeman |
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Steve Cory |
Messenger |
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Tak Kubota |
Yamoto |
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Patrick O'Moore |
Old Man |
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Martin Gordon |
American Tourist |
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Celeste Yarnall |
The Mark's Girl |
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Athena Lorde |
Old Woman |
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Alison Rose |
Young Girl |
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Howard Morton |
Car Polish Man |
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Enzo Fiermonte |
The Mark |
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Gerald Peters |
Butler |
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Steve Vinovich |
Party Guest (as Stephen Vinovich) |
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Robert Jaffe |
Party Guest |
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Kevin O'Neal |
Party Guest |
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Kenneth Wolger |
1st Hippie (as Ken Wolger) |
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Trina Mitchum |
3rd Hippie (as Trini Mitchum) |
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Amando De Vincenzo |
Priest (as Father Amando De Vincenzo) |
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Sara Taft |
Garden Party Woman (uncredited) |
Directed By
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Michael Winner |
Director |
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Francesco Cinieri |
Assistant Director |
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Peter Price |
Assistant Director |
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Jerome M. Siegel |
Assistant Director |
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Antonio Tarruella |
Second Unit Director |
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Mel Efros |
Second Assistant Director |
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Pamela Carlton |
Continuity |
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Betty Crosby |
Script Supervisor |
Writing Credits
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Lewis John Carlino |
Story |
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Lewis John Carlino |
Screenplay |
Production Crew
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Lynn Stalmaster |
Casting |
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Irwin Winkler |
Producer |
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Robert Chartoff |
Producer |
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Henry Gellis |
Associate Producer |
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Clifton Brandon |
Production Manager |
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Mario Mariani |
Production Manager |
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Hal W. Polaire |
Production Supervisor |
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Vittorio Noia |
Production Manager |
Edited By
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Frederick Wilson |
Editor |
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Michael Winner |
Editor |
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Frederick Wilson |
Supervising Editor |
Costume and Makeup
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Phil Rhodes |
Makeup Artist |
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Lambert Marks |
Costumer |
Sound
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Jerry Fielding |
Original Music Composer |
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Russ Hill |
Dialogue Editor |
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Brian Paxton |
Sound Recordist |
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Terry Rawlings |
Sound Editor |
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Burdick S. Trask |
Sound Mixer |
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Maurice Askew |
Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
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Don MacDougall |
Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Visual Effects
Camera
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Richard H. Kline |
Director of Photography |
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Robert Paynter |
Additional Photography |
Lighting
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Colin J. Campbell |
Gaffer |
Art Department
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Rodger Maus |
Art Direction |
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Herbert Westbrook |
Art Direction |
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Robert De Vestel |
Set Decoration |
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Eugene Booth |
Property Master |
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Ray Traynor |
Property Master |
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Barry Wilkinson |
Props |
Other Crew
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Richard Albain |
Special Effects |
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Alan Gibbs |
Stunt Coordinator |
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James M. Halty |
Stunts |
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Greg Anderson |
Stunts |
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J.N. Roberts |
Stunts |
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Frank Orsatti |
Stunts |
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David Watson |
Stunt Driver |
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