Man and Boy

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Plot

This western is notable for having Bill Cosby in a dramatic role in his first feature film. Caleb Rivers (Cosby) is a black Civil War Veteran who just wants to clear out his Arizona homestead and live in peace with his neighbors. Instead, he and his son (George Spell) have to track his stolen horse all over the Southwest, fighting bigoted bullies and the hardships of nature the whole way. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Cast

Leif Erickson - Sheriff Mossman; Gloria Foster - Ivy Revers; Yaphet Kotto - Nate Hodges; Shelley Morrison - Rosita; Henry Silva - Caine; George Spell - Billy Revers; Dub Taylor - Atkins; Douglas Turner Ward - Lee Christmas; John Anderson - Stretch; Bill Cosby - Caleb Revers

Credit

Rolland M. Brooks - Art Director, R. Robert Rosenbaum - Associate Producer, Glenn Wright - Costume Designer, E.W. Swackhamer - Director, John A. Martinelli - Editor, J.J. Johnson - Composer (Music Score), Quincy Jones - Composer (Music Score), Quincy Jones - Musical Direction/Supervision, Arnold Rich - Cinematographer, Bill Cosby - Producer, Marvin Miller - Producer, Anthony Mondello - Set Designer, Harry J. Essex - Screenwriter, Oscar Saul - Screenwriter, Kay Rose - Sound Effects Editor, Rejean Ducharme - Book Author

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For the novel by Tony Parsons, see Man and Boy (novel).
For films by the same title, see Man and Boy (film).

Man and Boy is a play by Terence Rattigan.

It was first performed at The Queen's Theatre, London, and Brooks Atkinson Theatre, New York, in 1963. It was poorly received, but revived in 2005 at the Duchess Theatre, London, with David Suchet as the lead part, Gregor Antonescu, to great acclaim.[1] Roundabout Theatre Company revived the play on Broadway in the fall of 2011 at the American Airlines Theatre starring Tony Award winner Frank Langella.[2]

The Australian premiere of Man and Boy was performed at the Garrick Theatre in Perth, Western Australia in June 2007.[3]

Synopsis

The play is a study of a ruthless, sociopathic businessman: his inability to love and the impact of this on others (notably, his son and his wife). The central character Gregor Antonescu was based on the lives of Ivar Kreuger, the Swedish Match King and Samuel Insull the Anglo-American investor.[4]

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