Hogan's Goat

Hogan's Goat tells the story of a young Irish ward boss who faces a critical moment in his political career as he vies for the mayor's office. The plot thickens when the current mayor attempts to undermine him by revealing a scandal involving the candidate's wife and a deceased wealthy girl.

This film is part of the Broadway Theatre Archive, produced by KQED, PBS, and Thirteen, highlighting its roots in televised theater. Its unique blend of drama and historical context makes it an interesting piece for collectors focused on television movies from the early 1970s.

With a cast that includes Faye Dunaway, Philip Bosco, and Rue McClanahan, Hogan's Goat presents a significant moment in television history, showcasing performances from actors who have left a lasting mark on the industry. The film's exploration of political themes and personal relationships offers a rich narrative that resonates with viewers and collectors alike.