Skin Game (1971)
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Skin Game was historically significant as the 2000th film produced by Warner Bros. studios. The film is a comedy western starring James Garner and Louis Gossett Jr. as a pair of clever Antebellum con men. Garner regularly "sells" the black Gossett into slavery for an exalted price, then… More Skin Game was historically significant as the 2000th film produced by Warner Bros. studios. The film is a comedy western starring James Garner and Louis Gossett Jr. as a pair of clever Antebellum con men. Garner regularly "sells" the black Gossett into slavery for an exalted price, then "liberates" Gossett so that they can move on to the next sucker. Unfortunately, they outsmart themselves, and before long Gossett seems doomed to a lifetime of forced servitude. They are rescued by pretty pickpocket Susan Clark, who has a few surprises in store for them. Skin Game was supposed to be spun off into a TV series, but the project never got any farther than the 1974 pilot film Sidekicks. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Paul Bogart
- Written By
- Richard Alan Simmons
- Genres
- Western, Romance, Comedy
PG,
- Studio
- Warner Bros.
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Cast
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Edward Asner
as Plunkett
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Parley Baer
as Mr. Claggart
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Tracy Bogart
as Lizabeth
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Jim Boles
as Auction Clerk
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Al Checco
as Room Clerk
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Dort Clark
as Pennypacker
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Susan Clark
as Ginger
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Royal Dano
as John Brown
- Charles Drake
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Andrew Duggan
as Calloway
- Paris Earl
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Joel Fluellen
as Abram
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Robert Foulk
as Sheriff
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James Garner
as Quincy
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Louis Gossett Jr
as Jason O'Rourke
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Don Haggerty
as Speaker
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Henry Jones
as Sam
- Forrest Lewis
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Athena Lorde
as Margaret
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James McCallion
as Stanfil
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Juanita Moore
as Viney
- Burt Mustin
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J. Pat O'Malley
as William
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Neva Patterson
as Mrs. Claggart
- Suzanne Pleshette
- Hari
- Robert Stack
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Brenda Sykes
as Naomi
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George Tyne
as Bonner
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Napoleon Whiting
as Ned
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Jason Wingreen
as 2nd Speaker
- Rossano Brazzi
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George Wallace I
as Auctioneer
