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Jon Voight

29 December 1938, Yonkers, New York, USA

Burt Reynolds

11 February 1936, Lansing, Michigan, USA

Ned Beatty

6 July 1937, Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Ronny Cox

23 July 1938, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, USA

26 September 1925, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Randall Deal

Bill McKinney

12 September 1931, Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA

Herbert 'Cowboy' Coward

21 August 1938, South Carolina, USA

17 November 1937, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

John Fowler

6 July 1932, Elbert County, Georgia, USA

2 February 1923, Buckhead, Georgia, USA

Macon McCalman

30 December 1932, Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Hoyt Pollard

Belinda Beatty

Charley Boorman

23 August 1966, Wimbledon, London, England, UK

John Boorman

18 January 1933, Rosehill, Carshalton, Surrey, England, UK

James Dickey

2 February 1923, Buckhead, Georgia, USA

Ed

Played by: Jon Voight

Lewis

Played by: Burt Reynolds

Bobby

Played by: Ned Beatty

Drew

Played by: Ronny Cox

Old Man

Played by: Ed Ramey

Lonnie

Played by: Billy Redden

First Griner

Played by: Seamon Glass

Second Griner

Played by: Randall Deal

Mountain Man

Played by: Bill McKinney

Toothless Man

Played by: Herbert 'Cowboy' Coward

First Deputy

Played by: Lewis Crone

Ambulance Driver

Played by: Johnny Popwell

Doctor

Played by: John Fowler

Nurse

Played by: Kathy Rickman

Mrs. Biddiford

Played by: Louise Coldren

Taxi Driver

Played by: Peter Ware

Sheriff Bullard

Played by: James Dickey

Deputy Queen

Played by: Macon McCalman

Boy at Gas Station

Played by: Hoyt Pollard

Martha Gentry

Played by: Belinda Beatty

Ed's Boy

Played by: Charley Boorman

Variety

It's the stuff of which slapdash oaters and crime programmers are made but the obvious ambitions of Deliverance are supposed to be on a higher plane.

September 18, 2007

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Groucho Reviews

Boorman's interpretation of the material resulted in an American cinematic classic built not only on shock and awe, but emotional subtlety. [Blu-ray]

July 03, 2012

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Common Sense Media

Classic '70s adventure has brutal, disturbing violence.

November 08, 2016

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Chicago Reader

John Boorman's 1972 film of the James Dickey novel has a beautiful visual style that balances the film's machismo message.

September 18, 2007

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Creative Loafing

This powerful adaptation of James Dickey's best-selling novel finds director John Boorman establishing a sense of menace almost from the start, and the "squeal like a pig" sequence continues to haunt viewers even decades after the fact.

July 13, 2012

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New York Times

So many of Dickey's lumpy narrative ideas remain in his screenplay that John Boorman's screen version becomes a lot less interesting than it has any right to be.

May 20, 2003

Cinemaphile.org

Boorman's film still speaks to us in profound ways, as if to indicate hidden wisdom has long rested in frames glossed up by a once-shocking philosophy.

August 19, 2014

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Time Out

It's a haunting, nightmarish vision.

January 26, 2006

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Chicago Sun-Times

A fantasy about violence, not a realistic consideration of it.

October 23, 2004

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Film4

A sad, brilliant reminder that sometimes people are the most threatening monsters of all.

August 24, 2008

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Reel Film Reviews

...an underwhelming adaptation of an underwhelming book.

December 24, 2014

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TIME Magazine

Each of the four lead performances is exceptional, none more so than Burt Reynolds' beefy, supercilious Lewis.

August 24, 2008

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