Joe Buck is a wide-eyed hustler from Texas hoping to score big with wealthy New York City women; he finds a companion in Enrico “Ratso” Rizzo, an ailing swindler with a bum leg and a quixotic fantasy of escaping to Florida.

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Film Cast:

• Joe Buck: Jon Voight
• Enrico “Ratso” Rizzo: Dustin Hoffman
• Cass: Sylvia Miles
• Mr. O’Daniel: John McGiver
• Shirley: Brenda Vaccaro
• Towny: Barnard Hughes
• Sally Buck: Ruth White
• Annie: Jennifer Salt
• Woodsy Niles: Gilman Rankin
• Little Joe: Gary Owens
• Little Joe: T. Tom Marlow
• Ralph: George Eppersen
• Cafeteria Manager: Al Scott
• Mother on the Bus: Linda Davis
• Old Cow-Hand: J.T. Masters
• The Old Lady: Arlene Reeder
• Rich Lady: Georgann Johnson
• Jackie: Jonathan Kramer
• TV Bishop: Anthony Holland
• The Young Student: Bob Balaban
• Freaked-Out Lady: Jan Tice
• Bartender: Paul Benjamin
• Vegetable Grocer: Peter Scalia
• Vegetable Grocer: Vito Siracusa
• Hat Shop Owner: Peter Zamagias
• Hotel Clerk: Arthur Anderson
• Laundromat Lady: Tina Scala
• Laundromat Lady: Alma Felix
• Escort Service Man: Richard Clarke
• The Frantic Lady: Ann Thomas
• Gretel McAlbertson: Viva
• Hansel McAlbertson: Paul Rossilli
• The Party: Ultra Violet
• The Party: Paul Jabara
• The Party: International Velvet
• The Party: Cecelia Lipson
• The Party: Taylor Mead
• The Party: Paul Morrissey
• The Waitress: Joan Murphy
• Bus Driver: Al Stetson
• Bus Passenger (uncredited): M. Emmet Walsh
• Woman in TV Montage (uncredited): Sandy Duncan
• Man in TV Montage (uncredited): Philip Bruns
• Joe Pyne on TV Show (uncredited): Waldo Salt
• St. Bernard Owner (uncredited): Bill Walters
• Gina (uncredited): Barbara Maggio
• Pimp (uncredited): Jay Morran
• Hippie in Coffee Shop (uncredited): Renee Semes
• Hippie (uncredited): Jeffrey Walker
• Old Lady in Subway (uncredited): Mary Boylan
• Party Guest (uncredited): Marlene Clark
• Party Guest (uncredited): Paul Jasmin
• Party Guest (uncredited): Pat Ast
• Rapist in Flashback (uncredited): Randall Carver
• Bus Passenger (uncredited): Robert Dahdah
• Man at Lunch Counter (uncredited): Trent Gough

Film Crew:

• Music Supervisor: John Barry
• Assistant Director: Burtt Harris
• Associate Producer: Kenneth Utt
• Costume Design: Ann Roth
• Editor: Hugh A. Robertson
• Sound Editor: Jack Fitzstephens
• Creative Consultant: Jim Clark
• Assistant Production Manager: Fred C. Caruso
• Screenplay: Waldo Salt
• Sound Mixer: Dick Vorisek
• Director: John Schlesinger
• Makeup Artist: Irving Buchman
• Makeup Artist: Dick Smith
• Novel: James Leo Herlihy
• Producer: Jerome Hellman
• Director of Photography: Adam Holender
• Set Decoration: Philip Smith
• Sound: Abe Seidman
• Camera Operator: Richard C. Kratina
• Assistant Editor: Richard P. Cirincione
• Assistant Editor: Ed Rothkowitz
• Continuity: Nicholas Sgarro
• Music: Toots Thielemans
• Production Design: John Robert Lloyd
• Title Graphics: Pablo Ferro
• Hairstylist: Bob Grimaldi
• Electrician: Norman Leigh
• Production Manager: Hal Schaffel
• Sound Editor: Vincent Connelly
• Key Grip: Michael Mahony
• Assistant Art Director: Willis Conner
• Assistant Editor: Leonard Saltzberg
• Electrician: Willie Meyerhoff
• Carpenter: Edward Swanson
• Scenic Artist: Edward Carzero
• Wardrobe Supervisor: Max Soloman

Movie Reviews:

• Potential Kermode: **”I’m walking here! I’m walking here!” Shuffling, perhaps.**

  One can always count on Hoffman and his ability to absorb the character he is portraying with such ease. He has a knack at portraying that deep, bronchial coughing schtick. When watching, I had to wear a surgical mask – just in case.

  Voight, as usual, is magnificent as the innocent amongst the scum. Watching this wide eyed lone ranger slowly losing the tassels from his jacket is a deeply moving experience.

  A word of warning, you may want to use antibacterial wipes on your tv screen after watching Hoffman here. One cannot be too careful.

  – Potential Kermode