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Nashville (1975) - film poster, directed by Robert Altman

Nashville

1975
2h 40min United States of America Feature
Directed by
Robert Altman
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

The intersecting stories of twenty-four characters—from country star to wannabe to reporter to waitress—connect to the music business in Nashville, Tennessee.

Key facts

Cast David Arkin, Barbara Baxley, Ned Beatty, Karen Black, Ronee Blakley, Timothy Brown, Keith Carradine, Geraldine Chaplin
Original language English
First release June 11, 1975 (Sweden)
Production companies ABC Entertainment
Awards National Board of Review: Top Ten Films, National Board of Review Award for Best Film
Setting Tennessee

Crew

Screenplay Joan Tewkesbury
Producer Robert Altman, Robert Eggenweiler, Scott Bushnell
Cinematography Paul Lohmann
Editing Dennis M. Hill, Sidney Levin
Music Allan F. Nicholls, Arlene Barnett, Dave Peel, Gary Busey, Joe Raposo, Jonnie Barnett, Juan Grizzle, Karen Black, Ronee Blakley

Québec / French

Québec classification General
Classification date December 10, 2013

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Soundtracks
Vinyl LP Nashville - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1975) 27 releases, 1975-1977: ABC Records, Dot Records, Interfusion, MCA Records (+1 more)
CD Nashville - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1975) 3 releases, 2000: MCA Nashville
Cassette Nashville - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1975) 5 releases, 1975-1977: ABC Records, MCA Records, PGP RTB
8-track Nashville - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1975) 4 releases, 1975-1976: ABC Records
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Sweden June 11, 1975
Theatrical United States June 11, 1975
Theatrical Australia September 26, 1975
Theatrical France November 19, 1975
Theatrical Ireland January 16, 1976
Theatrical Italy February 6, 1976
Theatrical Germany March 12, 1976
Theatrical Japan April 3, 1976
Theatrical Netherlands April 15, 1976
Theatrical Spain June 15, 1976
Classification Germany 12
Classification United States R
Versions & editions
Original version (English)
Full credits
Director Robert Altman
Cast David Arkin (Norman), Barbara Baxley (Lady Pearl), Ned Beatty (Delbert Reese), Karen Black (Connie White), Ronee Blakley (Barbara Jean), Timothy Brown (Tommy Brown), Keith Carradine (Tom Frank), Geraldine Chaplin (Opal), Robert DoQui (Wade Cooley), Shelley Duvall (L.A. Joan), Allen Garfield (Barnett), Henry Gibson (Haven Hamilton), Scott Glenn (Pfc. Glenn Kelly), Jeff Goldblum (Tricycle Man), Barbara Harris (Winifred / Albuquerque), David Hayward (Kenny Frasier), Michael Murphy (John Triplette), Allan F. Nicholls (Bill), Dave Peel (Bud Hamilton), Cristina Raines (Mary), Bert Remsen (Star), Lily Tomlin (Linnea Reese), Gwen Welles (Sueleen Gay), Keenan Wynn (Mr. Green), Merle Kilgore (Trout), James Dan Calvert (Jimmy Reese), Donna Denton (Donna Reese), Carol McGinnis (Jewel), Sheila Bailey (Smokey Mountain Laurel), Patti Bryant (Smokey Mountain Laurel), Richard Baskin (Frog), Jonnie Barnett (Jonnie Barnett), Vassar Clements (Vassar Clements), Sue Barton (Sue Barton), Elliott Gould (Elliott Gould), Julie Christie (Julie Christie), Steve Earle (Concert-goer (uncredited)), Gailard Sartain (Man at Lunch Counter (uncredited)), Joan Tewkesbury (Tom's Lover / Kenny's Mother (uncredited) (voice)), Thomas Hal Phillips (Hal Phillip Walker (uncredited)), Howard K. Smith (Howard K. Smith (uncredited))
Screenplay Joan Tewkesbury
Producer Robert Altman, Robert Eggenweiler, Scott Bushnell
Executive producer Jerry Weintraub, Martin Starger
Cinematography Paul Lohmann
Editing Dennis M. Hill, Sidney Levin
Music Allan F. Nicholls, Arlene Barnett, Dave Peel, Gary Busey, Joe Raposo, Jonnie Barnett, Juan Grizzle, Karen Black, Ronee Blakley
Sound Chris McLaughlin, James E. Webb
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q1424258
IMDb tt0073440
TMDB 3121
CQ 505
MCC Québec 9581

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Wikidata (CC0-1.0)

Source: Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec (CC0-1.0)

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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