The Christian Licorice Store (1971)
1h 30m
Running Time
November 1, 1971Release Date
The Christian Licorice Store (1971)
1h 30m
Running Time
November 1, 1971Release Date
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Plot.
A tennis champ falls in with the Hollywood crowd, finds himself being corrupted by the life in the fast lane.
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Cast & Crew.
Beau Bridges
Cane
Maud Adams
Cynthia
Gilbert Roland
Jonathan 'JC' Carruthers
Allan Arbus
Monroe
Anne Randall
Texas Girl
James Frawley
Director
Monte Hellman
Joseph
Floyd Mutrux
Writer
Jaclyn Hellman
Mary
Michael Laughlin
Producer
'Butch' Bucholtz
Self
Lalo Schifrin
Composer
Jean Renoir
Self
David L. Butler
Cinematographer
Dido Freire
Self
Richard A. Harris
Editor
Walter Barnes
P.C. Stayne
McLean Stevenson
Smallwood
Howard Storm
McGhee
Greg Mullavey
Robin
Larry Gelman
Assistant Director
Louis de Farra
Mime
Gary Rose
Evans
Billy James
Reporter
Rusty Durrell
Reporter
Dawn Cleary
Hostess
Barbara Leigh
1st Starlet
Joanna Phillips
2nd Starlet
James Jeter
Texas Man
Nina Varela
Parking Lady
Bruce Graziano
Big Sailor
Harold 'Red' Keller
Little Sailor / Producer's Assistant
Toni Clayton
Mercedes Girl
Robert Schiller
Hollywood Party Guest
George Kirgo
Hollywood Party Guest
Joyce Haber
Hollywood Party Guest
Merritt Blake
Hollywood Party Guest
Larry Gordon
Hollywood Party Guest
Robert Kaufman
Hollywood Party Guest
John Hallowell
Hollywood Party Guest
Theodore J. Flicker
Hollywood Party Guest
Mike Medavoy
Hollywood Party Guest
Danny Arnold
Hollywood Party Guest
Jack Hanson
Hollywood Party Guest
Guy Webster
Hollywood Party Guest
Sidney Prince
Hollywood Party Guest
James B. Harris
Hollywood Party Guest
Steve Parkes
Hollywood Party Guest
Will Thornbury
Hollywood Party Guest
James Raskin
Hollywood Party Guest
Jack Schwartzman
Hollywood Party Guest
Kathleen Kavanee
Last Party Guest
Elmer Modlin
Last Party Guest
Kelly Bohanon
Last Party Guest
Sugar Bear
Last Party Guest
Victoria Lockwood
Last Party Guest
Howard Hesseman
Last Party Guest
Gwen Welles
Last Party Guest
Eris Sandy Tillare
Last Party Guest
Chuck Childers
Last Party Guest
Indus Arthur
Last Party Guest
Al Maines
Last Party Guest
Harry Frazier
Last Party Guest
Alicia Bond
Last Party Guest
Bill Van Meter
Last Party Guest
Talia Shire
Last Party Guest
Ed Geldart
Last Party Guest
Fred Roos
Casting
Patricia Norris
Costume Design
Michael C. Butler
Camera Operator
Jennifer Shull
Casting
Dale Hennesy
Art Direction
William Randall
Sound
James Nelson
Supervising Sound Editor
Ray Molyneaux
Set Dresser
John Fleckenstein
Assistant Camera
Morton Stevens
Music Supervisor
Bruce Chevillat
Second Assistant Director
Ray Summers
Costume Design
Barry Bedig
Property Master
Ray Quiroz
Script Supervisor
Al Overton
Sound Mixer
Gene Kearney
Best Boy Grip
Sam Moore
Leadman
Gene Feldman
Supervising Music Editor
Jack A. Finlay
Supervising Sound Editor
Christopher N. Seiter
Production Manager
Dean Goodhill
Still Photographer
Faith Schmehr
Hairstylist
Brian Perreau
Makeup Artist
Howard A. Small
Transportation Coordinator
Robert Chaldu
Best Boy Grip
Lee Wenner
Production Secretary
Grant Tucker
Dolly Grip
Jack Gereghty
Still Photographer
Chuck Record
Key Grip
Ronald L. Stirling
Boom Operator
Tom Konig
First Assistant Director
Conrad Bullard
Assistant Property Master
Oscar Elm
Construction Coordinator
Tony Butler
Assistant Camera
Don Knight
Gaffer
Herb Steinore
Assistant Editor
Francis X. Feighan
Unit Publicist
Linda Sommers
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Wiki.
The Christian Licorice Store is a 1971 American drama film directed by James Frawley and starring Beau Bridges and Maud Adams. The title of the film is based on lyrics from the song "Pleasant Street" by Tim Buckley who makes a cameo in the film.