Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese
Martin Scorsese crafts a mesmerizing blend of documentary and concert film, capturing Bob Dylan's 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue tour and the turbulent, poetic spirit of America at a crossroads.
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The film combines documentary footage, concert performance, and experimental sequences to portray the atmosphere of the United States in 1975 while featuring the music Bob Dylan performed during the autumn of that year.
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Cast & Crew
63 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Bob Dylan
as Self
Allen Ginsberg
as The Oracle of Delphi
Patti Smith
as The Punk Poet
Martin Von Haselberg
as The Filmmaker
Ramblin Jack Elliott
as The Sailor
Scarlet Rivera
as The Queen of Swords
Joan Baez
as The Balladeer
Roger Mcguinn
as The Minstrel
Larry Ratso Sloman
as The Rolling Stone Reporter
James Gianopulos
as The Promoter
Denise Mercedes
as Self
Roberta Flack
as Self
Supporting cast
42Mike Porco
as Self
Arlen Roth
as Self
Eric Andersen
as Self
Louie Kemp
as Self
George Moran
as Self
Barry Imhoff
as Self
Larry Sloman
as The Rolling Stone Reporter
Jack Elliott
as The Sailor
Sam Shepard
as The Writer
Sharon Stone
as The Beauty Queen
Ronnie Hawkins
as The Shitkicker
Anne Waldman
as The Word Worker
Ronee Blakley
as The Ingenue
Joni Mitchell
as The Artist
Rolling Thunder
as The Medicine Man
Mad Bear
as The Chief
Peter La Farge
as The Cowboy Indian
Michael Murphy
as The Politician
Rubin Hurricane Carter
as The Boxer
Jacques Levy
as Self
Jack Baran
as Self
Jeff Raven
as Self
Lizette Kocur
as Self
Claudia Levy
as Self
Peter Orlovsky
as Self
Tom Bell
as Self
Mama Maria Frasca
as Self
Larry Kegan
as Self
Gordon Lightfoot
as Self
Walter Yetnikoff
as Self
Irwin Segelstein
as Self
Don Devito
as Self
Dick Asher
as Self
Rosie Smith
as Self
Bill Graham
as Self
Rob Stoner
as Self
Mick Ronson
as Self
David Mansfield
as Self
T Bone Burnett
as Self
J Steven Soles
as Self
Bob Neuwirth
as Self
Phil Ochs
as Self
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1Producers
2Other crew
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