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The City

The City

Genres

DramaTV Movie

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The trials and tribulations of the first Hispanic mayor of a major Southwestern city.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

100 mins

Rating

1/10

Release Date

17 May 1971

Country

United States of America

Cast

Anthony Quinn

Anthony Quinn

Mayor Thomas Jefferson Alcala

E.G. Marshall

E.G. Marshall

Sheridan Hugotor

Robert Reed

Robert Reed

Sealy Graham

Pat Hingle

Pat Hingle

Ira Groom

John Larch

John Larch

Holland Yermo

Kaz Garas

Kaz Garas

Unknown Man

Skye Aubrey

Skye Aubrey

Sabina Menard

Peggy McCay

Peggy McCay

Mrs. Lockney

Lorraine Gary

Lorraine Gary

Victoria Ulysses

Emanuel Smith

Emanuel Smith

Det. Loop

Paul Lees

Paul Lees

Det. Kosse

John F. Milholland

John F. Milholland

Plainclothes Detective

Pablita Velarde Hardin

Pablita Velarde Hardin

Mrs. Cintra

Jim Smith

Jim Smith

Ambulance Attendant

Sue Ann Carpenter

Sue Ann Carpenter

Lala Lajilla

James L. McConkey

James L. McConkey

Bangi Fox

Marjorie M. Sanford

Marjorie M. Sanford

Virginia Fox

W. Robert Stevens

W. Robert Stevens

Bishop Martin Bremend

Scott Britt

Scott Britt

Commune Hippie

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