The Rowdyman (1972)
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Sometimes it seems as though all the character roles in Canadian films have been played by Al Waxman, Chris Wiggins and Gordon Pinsent. It is Pinsent who functions as both star and coscripter of the modest character study Rowdyman. He plays a roustabout, libinous middle-ager who accidently causes… More Sometimes it seems as though all the character roles in Canadian films have been played by Al Waxman, Chris Wiggins and Gordon Pinsent. It is Pinsent who functions as both star and coscripter of the modest character study Rowdyman. He plays a roustabout, libinous middle-ager who accidently causes the death of an old friend. At first refusing to allow this tragedy to affect him, Pinsent slowly accepts the fact that he needs to make a general housecleaning of his life. While many independent Canadian films tend to trot out the usual Ontario and Alberta locations, Rowdyman makes excellent use of the underexploited vistas of Newfoundland. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Peter Carter
- Genres
- Drama, Art House & International, Gay & Lesbian
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- May 18, 1972 Wide
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Cast
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Frank Converse
as Andrew Scott
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Stuart Gillard
as Constable Bill
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Gordon Pinsent
as Will Cole
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Linda Goranson
as Ruth Lowe
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Ted Henley
as Constable Williams
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Dawn Greenhalgh
as Woman on the Train
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Will Geer
as Stan
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Austin Davis
as Walt
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Estelle Wall
as Mary Cole
