Screen Test #3 Trailer (1966)
23 October 1966 33 mins
One of Andy Warhol's screen tests, focusing on an actor's face for 4-5 mins.
Watch the official Screen Test #3 1966 trailer in HD below or find more Screen Test #3 videos on Vidimovie.
23 October 1966 33 mins
One of Andy Warhol's screen tests, focusing on an actor's face for 4-5 mins.
Watch the official Screen Test #3 1966 trailer in HD below or find more Screen Test #3 videos on Vidimovie.
Ann Buchanan as Self (uncredited)
Walter Burn as Self (uncredited)
John Cale as Self (uncredited)
Rufus Collins as Self (uncredited)
Salvador Dalí as Self (uncredited)
Isabel Eberstadt as Self (uncredited)
Cass Elliot as Self (uncredited)
Harry Fainlight as Self (uncredited)
John Giorno as Self (uncredited)
Beverly Grant as Self (uncredited)
Pat Hartley as Self (uncredited)
Piero Heliczer as Self (uncredited)
Jane Holzer as Self (uncredited)
Dennis Hopper as Self (uncredited)
Andy Warhol Director
Ronald Tavel Writer
Andy Warhol Producer
Paul Morrissey Director of Photography
United States 23 October 1966
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