| The Intruder | |||||
| Roger Corman Productions (1962) | |||||
| Drama | |||||
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#642 |
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| William Shatner | Adam Cramer | |
| Frank Maxwell | Tom McDaniel | |
| Beverly Lunsford | Ella McDaniel | |
| Robert Emhardt | Verne Shipman | |
| Leo Gordon | Sam Griffin | |
| Charles Barnes | Joey Greene | |
| Charles Beaumont | Mr. Paton | |
| Katherine Smith | Ruth McDaniel | |
| George Clayton Johnson | Phil West | |
| William F. Nolan | Bart Carey | |
| Phoebe Rowe | Mrs. Lambert | |
| Bo Dodd | Sheriff | |
| Walter Kurtz | Gramps | |
| Oceo Ritch | Jack Allardyce | |
| Jeanne Cooper | Vi Griffin |
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| Producer |
Gene Corman
Roger Corman |
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| Writer |
Charles Beaumont
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| Cinematography |
Taylor Byars
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| Musician |
Herman Stein
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A man in a gleaming white suit comes to a small Southern town on the eve of integration. He calls himself a social reformer. But what he does is stir up trouble--trouble he soon finds he can't control. |
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