North Dallas Forty (1979)
Wait till you see the weird part.
119 min
A semi-fictional account of life as a professional football player. Loosely based on the Dallas Cowboys team of the early 1970s.
- Release date
- January 17, 1980
- Country of origin
- United States
- Music
- John Scott
- Box office
- $26,079,312
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Trailer
Soundtrack
- Main Titleinstrumental3:15
- Weight Room (revised)instrumental1:08
- Phil and Joanneinstrumental1:42
- Stallings (revised) / Phil Gets Floored (revised) / Break Ininstrumental2:03
- Jo Bob’s Jock Strap (revised)instrumental1:31
- Weight Room (original)instrumental1:12
- Night of Paininstrumental3:52
- Full Speedinstrumental1:43
- Can I Count on You, Phil?instrumental0:39
- Phil’s Horse Ranchinstrumental1:56
- Something Special in Chicagoinstrumental1:51
- Brand New Kneeinstrumental2:11
Cast
- Nick Nolte as Phillip Elliott
- Mac Davis as Seth Maxwell
- Charles Durning as Coach Johnson
- Dayle Haddon as Charlotte Caulder
- Bo Svenson as Jo Bob Priddy
- John Matuszak as O. W. Shaddock
- Steve Forrest as Conrad Hunter
- G.D. Spradlin as Coach B. A. Strothers
- Dabney Coleman as Emmett Hunter
- Savannah Smith Boucher as Joanne Rodney
- Marshall Colt as Eddie Rand
- Guich Koock as Eddie Rand
- Deborah Benson as Mrs. Hartman
- Jim Boeke as Stallings
- John Bottoms as Vip
- Walter Brooke as Doctor
- Alan Autry as Balford
- Jane Daly as Ruth
- Rad Daly as Conrad
- Cliff Frazier as Monroe
- Stanley Grover as March
- Glenn-Michael Jones as Locker Boy
- Tom Reese as Coach Waddy
- Kevin Cooney as Pete Peterson
- Tony Frank as Rindquist
Crew
- Ted Kotcheff · Director
- Peter Gent · Writer
- Frank Yablans · Writer
- Ted Kotcheff · Writer
- Frank Yablans · Producer
- John Scott · Composer
- Paul Lohmann · Cinematographer
- Jay Kamen · Editor
- Lynn Stalmaster · Casting director
- Alfred Sweeney · Production designer