Deliverance (1972)

Movie Details

Original Title Deliverance

Original Language EN

Budget $2,000,000

Revenue $46,122,355

Status Released

Popularity 2.4

Cast

Jon Voight

Ed Gentry

Popularity: 2.2

Burt Reynolds

Lewis Medlock

Popularity: 2.3

Ned Beatty

Bobby Trippe

Popularity: 12.3

Ronny Cox

Drew Ballinger

Popularity: 1.4

Ed Ramey

Old Man at the Gas-Station

Popularity: 0.2

Billy Redden

Lonnie - The Banjo Boy

Popularity: 0.4

Seamon Glass

First Griner

Popularity: 0.4

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Randall Deal

Second Griner

Popularity: 0.1

Bill McKinney

Mountain Man

Popularity: 1.1

Herbert 'Cowboy' Coward

Toothless Man

Popularity: 0.2

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Lewis Crone

First Deputy

Popularity: 0.0

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Ken Keener

Second Deputy

Popularity: 0.0

Key Crew

Screenplay James Dickey

Director John Boorman

Producer John Boorman

Editor Tom Priestley

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures

Elmer Enterprises

Videos & Trailers

Lewis, You're Ruined!

Clip

Extended Preview

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Trailer

Neil LaBute on Deliverance

Featurette

The Ability to Survive

Clip

We Are Lost

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Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

rape based on novel or book river banjo strangeness wound wilderness georgia canoe rafting hillbilly rapids male rape

Reviews from TMDB

talisencrw 10/10

Jul 19, 2016

This was remarkable and scared the crap out of me. I read the book eons ago, probably 1988, for a first-year university class back when I was earning my first degree. Not a Burt Reynolds fan, and having only seen two other works by Boorman (the great 'Point Blank' and the not-so-great 'Exorcist II: ... Read more

John Chard 10/10

Aug 11, 2016

Brutal, Beautiful and Brilliant. Four Atlanta friends - Lewis (Burt Reynolds), Ed (John Voight), Bobby (Ned Beatty), and Drew (Ronny Cox) – decide to canoe down the Cahulawassee River out in the Georgia wilderness. They see it as a test of manliness whilst also wanting to experience this part o ... Read more

Bazzjazz 9/10

Jul 16, 2018

The Banjo scene still haunts me today! Never mind the New Beaty scene. Great movie.