A Place Called Today Trailer

A Place Called Today Trailer (1972)

"Fear Is Power! You Want Your City -- Fight For It!" 15 June 1972 Drama 103 mins

Racial tensions arise when a black lawyer runs for mayor of a racially divided town.

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Cast

J. Herbert Kerr Jr.

as Randy Johnson

Lana Wood

as Carolyn Schneider

Cheri Caffaro

as Cindy Cartwright

Peter Carew

as Ben Atkinson

Woody Carter

as Black Radical

Leo Tepp

as Alexander Cartwright

Timothy Brown

as Steve Smith

Cachaco

as White Radical

Crew

Frank J. Desiderio

Frank J. Desiderio Executive Producer

R. Kent Evans

R. Kent Evans Director of Photography

Don Schain

Director

International Titles

バイオレンス・シティ/権力の炎 Trailer

City in Fear Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 15 June 1972

Production Companies

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