White Lightning (1973)
An ex-con teams up with federal agents to help them with breaking up a moonshine ring.
Top billed cast
Burt ReynoldsBobby "Gator" McKlusky
Jennifer BillingsleyLou
Ned BeattySheriff J.C. Connors
Bo HopkinsRay Boone
Matt ClarkDude Watson
Louise LathamMartha Culpepper
Diane LaddMaggie
R.G. ArmstrongBig Bear
Conlan CarterDeputy
Dabbs GreerPa McKlusky
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