Brubaker

Brubaker

125 mins | Drama, Crime | June 20, 1980

The new warden of a small prison farm in Arkansas tries to clean it up of corruption after initially posing as an inmate.

Brubaker

125 mins | Drama, Crime | June 20, 1980

Brubaker
The new warden of a small prison farm in Arkansas tries to clean it up of corruption after initially posing as an inmate.
IMDb rating 7.1
Producers 20th Century Fox
Original title Brubaker
Directors Jon C. Andersen, Robert Rooy, D. Scott Easton, Stuart Rosenberg
Writers Arthur A. Ross, W.D. Richter

Cast

Robert Redford

as Henry Brubaker

Yaphet Kotto

as Richard 'Dickie' Coombes

Jane Alexander

as Lillian Gray

Murray Hamilton

as John Deach

David Keith

as Larry Lee Bullen

Morgan Freeman

as Walter

Matt Clark

as Roy Purcell

Tim McIntire

as Huey Rauch

Richard Ward

as Abraham Cook

Jon Van Ness

as Zaranska

M. Emmet Walsh

as C.P. Woodward

Albert Salmi

as Rory Poke

Linda Haynes

as Carol

Everett McGill

as Eddie Caldwell

Val Avery

as Wendel

Ron Frazier

as Burl Willets (as Ronald C. Frazier)

David Harris

as Duane Spivey (as David D. Harris)

Joe Spinell

as Floyd Birdwell

James Keane

as Pinky

Konrad Sheehan

as Glenn Elwood

Roy Poole

as Dr. Gregory

Nathan George

as Leon Edwards - Prison Board

Don Blakely

as Jerome Boyd

Lee Richardson

as Warden Renfro

John McMartin

as Senator Charles Hite

Alex Brown

as Fenway Park (as Alex A. Brown)

John Chappell

as Captain Cleaves

Brent Jennings

as Mr. Clarence (as Brent N. Jennings)

Harry Groener

as Dr. Campbell

William Newman

as Dunfield - Prison Board (as William M. Newman)

Noble Willingham

as Dr. Fenster

Wilford Brimley

as Rogers - Prison Board

Jane Cecil

as Bea Williams - Prison Board

Ebbe Roe Smith

as Pavitch

Young Hwa Han

as Leonard Ng

Vic Polizos

as Billy Baylock

Jack O'Leary

as Floor Walker

James Dukas

as Oafish Rankman

J. C. Quinn

as Barber

Jerry Mayer

as Barber

Kent Broadhurst

as Whitley

Hazen Gifford

as Partridge

Bill McNulty

as Richards

Rob Garrison

as Pretty Boy

Ritch Brinkley

as Gate Guard

Gary A. Jones

as Investigative Reporter (uncredited)

Nicolas Cage

as Prisoner (uncredited)