Joe (1970 film)

Joe is a 1970 drama film about two men, a wealthy conservative and a far-right factory worker, who form a dangerous bond after one confesses to the other about murdering his daughter's drug dealer boyfriend. Directed by John G. Avildsen. Written by Norman Wexler. I'm the "Joe" everybody's talking about. (taglines) Joe Curran Forty-two percent of all liberals are queer, that's a fact. The Wallace people did a poll. [at the urinal] Hey, they got ice down there! I never pissed on ice before. The niggers, the niggers are gettin' all the money. Why work, tell me, why the fuck work, when you can screw, have babies, an' get paid for it? It's colder than a witch's tit. Melissa Curran What are you gonna do, kill me too? Dialogue Hippie: Hey man, you got any spare change? Bill Compton: No, but I know where you can find a spare job! Hippie: You guys looking to buy some grass? Bill Compton: I got all I need, sonny boy! Taglines I'm the "Joe" everybody's talking about. Keep America Beautiful Cast Dennis Patrick - Bill Compton Audrey Caire - Joan Compton Susan Sarandon - Melissa Compton Peter Boyle - Joe Curran K Callan - Mary Lou Curran Marlene Warfield - Bellevue Nurse External links 0065916 Joe (1970 film) 26271 Joe Category:Films about drugs Category:1970 American films Category:1970 English-language films Category:American drama films Category:American exploitation films Category:American independent films Category:American satirical films Category:American vigilante films Category:Films about father–daughter relationships Category:Films about filicide Category:Films directed by John G. Avildsen Category:Films set in Manhattan Category:Films set in apartment buildings Category:Hippie films