Billy Jack Goes To Washington


Director	Tom Laughlin
Selected Cast	Tom Laughlin as Billy Jack
	Delores Taylor as Jean Roberts
	E.G. Marshall as Senator Payne
	Teresa Kelly as Carol
	Sam Wanamaker as Bailey
	Dick Gautier as Governor Hopper
	John Lawlor as Dan McArthur
	Peter Donat as Ralph Butler
	Michael Irving as McGhan
	Pat O'Brien as President of the Senate
	William Wellman Jr. as Dinner Guest
	Victor Izay as Doc
	Lucie Arnaz as Saunders
	Kent Smith as Sen. Sam Foley
	Kathy Cronkite as Kristen
	Julie Webb as Barbara
	Dennis O'Flaherty as Defense Attorney
	Suzanne Somers as Party Girl
Producer	Frank Capra, Jr.
	William Wellman Jr.
	Delores Taylor
Writer	Tom Laughlin
	Delores Taylor
Soundtrack	Elmer Bernstein

Comments and Reviews


Twistin 28th Mar 2022		Rated 2/10 It looks like a corny TV-movie -- and it's still perched up on its self-righteous high horse, but nowhere near as heavy-handed as the previous Billy Jack flick. Laughlin claims the Nixon White House had this film blocked from release because the public couldn't handle the political realities herein. If you have the misfortune to see it, you'll know that is just stupid. Even in 1977, this film was bound for the shelf because word of mouth would kill any remaining interest in the series. The fact remains that after the sermonizing final choruses of "Give Peace a Chance" filled up the final reel of The Trial of Billy Jack, audiences were done with Billy. The reason for the success of the first two BJ movies (The Born Losers and Billy Jack) was that they were exploitation films that had sex, violence, and over-the-top bad guys. The Laughlins believed it was because the of their political subtext. Wrong. The good news? This is where the story ends. 2 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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