Two thousand maniacs
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Production dates and credits taken from AFI.; Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. CBPF.; Photography, Herschell G. Lewis ; production designer, David F. Friedman ; editor, Robert Sinise ; original music, Herschell G. Lewis ; music arrangement, Larry Wellington ; music conductor, Chuck Scott ; sound recording, David F. Friedman.; Connie Mason (Terry Adams), Thomas Wood (Tom White), Jeffrey Allen (Mayor Buckman), Ben Moore (Lester), Shelby Livingston (Bea Miller), Gary Bakeman (Rufe), Jerome Eden (John Miller), Michael Korb (David Wells), Yvonne Gilbert (Beverly Wells), Mark Douglas (Harper), Linda Cochran (Betsy), Vincent Santo (Billy), Andy Wilson (Policeman), The Pleasant Valley Boys (Themselves).; Filmed in St. Cloud, Florida.; PFA 1616-01-7685. CONDITION NOTE: Last checked: 2003/10/ 8 good condition; scratches near head; color is somewhat light but not faded; PFA 1616-01-7684. CONDITION NOTE: Last checked: 2003/10/ 8 good/fair condition; color is good; sprocketing and perforation damage throughout; projectable but print 1616- 01-7685 is better
Six Yankee tourists are lured into the fictional small Southern town of Pleasant Valley by "redneck" citizens to be the "guests of honor" for the April 1965 centennial celebration of the two days where Union troops destroyed the town at the end of the Civil War. The tourists are initially treated with hospitality and given rooms to stay in the local hotel. However that afternoon, after an argument with her husband, Bea goes off with Harper to a wooded area, where he slices off her right thumb. Bea's dismembered limbs are roasted over a barbecue with the townspeople in attendance.
Six Yankee tourists are lured into the fictional small Southern town of Pleasant Valley by "redneck" citizens to be the "guests of honor" for the April 1965 centennial celebration of the two days where Union troops destroyed the town at the end of the Civil War. The tourists are initially treated with hospitality and given rooms to stay in the local hotel. However that afternoon, after an argument with her husband, Bea goes off with Harper to a wooded area, where he slices off her right thumb. Bea's dismembered limbs are roasted over a barbecue with the townspeople in attendance.
Credits
- Lewis, Herschell Gordon, 1926-2016
- Friedman, David F., 1923-2011.
- Sinise, Robert.
- Mason, Connie.
- Wood, Thomas.
- Allen, Jeffrey.
- Moore, Ben.
- Box Office Spectaculars.
- Audio Brandon Films.
- Cast
- Connie Mason
Sources
- BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE · record ↗ — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, description, credits
- Wikidata · Q1633937 ↗ — country
Record added 2026-09-13 16:09:35