Overview
This oddball counterculture comedy/drama follows Zalman King through a series of kooky misadventures while he searches for his life's purpose in New York City.
1971
YOU'VE GOT TO WALK IT LIKE YOU TALK IT OR YOU'LL LOSE THAT BEAT
Director: Peter Locke
Runtime: 85 minutes
Budget: $0
Box Office: $0
Vote Average: 85
Cast
Zalman King
Carter Fields
Allen Garfield
Herby Moss
Suzette Green
Susan
Richard Pryor
Wino
Robert Downey Sr.
Head of Ad Agency
Liz Torres
Singer in Men's Room
Roz Kelly
Girl in Park
Karen Ludwig
Erica
Billy Cunningham
Fat Lady
Ruth Locke
Carter's Mother
Daisy Locke
Old Woman
Stan Gottlieb
Fellestrio
Peter Locke
Shoe Thief / Purse Snatcher
Chick Kozloff
Mooner
Michael Sullivan
Man on Toilet
Steve Landesberg
Men's Room Attendant
Tommy Cerafice
Boy in Men's Room
Eric Krupnik
Hood in Group Therapy
Stephen Berke
Food Eater on Park Bench
Anne Taylor
Pickpocket
Karen Smith
Pickpocket
St. Louis
Gynecologist
George Schultz
Judge (as George Schultz)
Jan Smith
Garbage Eater
Walter Klusner
Father
Tony Middleton
Stranger (as Tony Middleton)
Paula Frankle
Corrina
John Fodor
Revolutionary
Elaine Everett
Anita Lorraine Teitlebaum
Rodger Parsons
Narrator (Voice)
Herb Futoran
Man in boardroom meeting
Jeff Futoran
Son with Mother at Park
Nicole Futoran
Baby
Roni Futoran
Mother with Son at Park
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