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📅 1975 ⏱ 2h 5min R Released FHD / 4K

Rollerball

"In the not-too-distant future, wars will no longer exist. But there WILL be...The Game"

Science FictionAction

In a corporate-controlled future, an ultra-violent sport known as Rollerball represents the world, and one of its powerful athletes is out to defy those who want him out of the game.

🎬 DirectorNorman Jewison

📅 Release1975-06-25

🌍 CountryUnited States of America

🗣 LanguageEnglish

🏢 StudioUnited Artists, Algonquin

🗳 Votes597

🔥 Popularity1

💰 Budget$6,000,000

💵 Revenue$30,000,000

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🎭 Cast

James Caan

Jonathan E.

John Houseman

Bartholomew

Maud Adams

Ella

John Beck

Moonpie

Moses Gunn

Cletus

Pamela Hensley

Mackie

Barbara Trentham

Daphne

Shane Rimmer

Rusty, Team Executive

John Normington

Executive

Burt Kwouk

Japanese Doctor

Nancy Bleier

Girl in Library

Richard LeParmentier

Bartholomew's Aide

Robert Ito

Strategy Coach for Houston Team

Ralph Richardson

Librarian

Valli Kemp

Woman at Party (uncredited)

🎥 Crew

Original Music Composer André Previn

Screenplay William Harrison

Director Norman Jewison

Producer Norman Jewison

Director of Photography Douglas Slocombe

Editor Antony Gibbs

Stunts Dick Warlock

First Assistant Director Kip Gowans

Costume Design Julie Harris

Short Story William Harrison

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🏷 Keywords

futuresportsdystopiagameroller skatingfuture sport

💬 Reviews

John Chard ⭐ 7.5/10

2018… Norman Jewison and William Harrison expand Harrison’s short story into a full length feature film, with great results. Story takes place in 2018 and the world is a global corporate state, a hegemony of six ruling cartels. There are no wars, poverty and etc, so the cartels provide the antidote to pent up frustrations with Rollerball, a bloodthirsty arena sport where no quarter is given…

CinemaSerf ⭐ 6/10

"Rollerball" is a violent, quickly paced and ruthless sport and "Jonathan E" (James Caan) is it's acclaimed hero. Dominant and popular, the crowd love him - but his boss "Bartholomew" (John Houseman) tells him it's time to retire. Their world is run by big corporations and these are not to be readily defied - but "Jonathan" isn't going to play ball. He is not going to sacrifice his fame, fortune a…