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Terrible Joe Moran Trackdown: Finding the Goodbar Raphael SAMSON AND DELILAH Raven, Tina Menard. Sbarge. A Catalina Production Group Ltd. prod. in association with Comworld Prods. P: Franklin R. Levy. Exec. P: Gregory SUMMER FANTASIES W: Gay, based on "Husband Harrison. D: Lee Philips. John Moonlight II Prods. P: Robert M. Sertner. Ex«. P: Frank Shownm of Delilah" by Eric Linkletter and the Book of Judges. von Zerneck. D: Noel Nosseck. W: Rena Down. Shown on NBC on ABC Apr. I, 1984. (2 hrs.) May 25, 1984. (2 hrs.) Cast: Antony Hamilton, Belinda Baier. Max von Sydow, Stephen Cast: Julianne Phillips, Ted Shackelford, Dorothy Lyman, Michael Revill, Jennifer Holmes. Jose Ferrer, Macht, Daniel Stern. Clive Gross, Paul Keenan. Danielle von Zerneck, John Wesley Shipp. Maria Schell, Victor Mature. SUNSET LIMOUSINE SECRETS OF A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Witzend Prods. in association with ITC Prods., Inc. P: Allan P: D: Beaumont. The Shpetner Co. Stan Shpetner. Gabrielle McKeown, Robert Vehon. Ex«. P: Dennis E. Doty. D: Terry W: Laurian Leggett. Shown on CBS Oct. 4, 1983. (2 hrs.) Hughes. W: Dick Clement, Ian La Frenais. Shown on CBS Oct. Bibi Desch, Cast: Katharine Ross. Linda Hamilton, Michael Nouri, 12, 1983. (2 hrs.) Joanna Barnes, Norman, Mary Beth Evans, Paul Keenan, Maidie Cast: John Ritter, Susan Dey, Paul Reiser, Audrie Neenan, Martin Joshua Bruant. Short, George Kirby, Lainie kazan, Martin Mull. THE SEDUCTION OF GINA TERRIBLE JOE MORAN P: Bertinelli/Jaffe Prods. P: Jack Grossbart. Exec. Marty A Robert Halmi, Inc. prod. P: Halmi. D: Joseph Sargent. Litke. D: Jerrold Freedman. W: Judith Parker. Shown on CBS W: Frank Cucci. Shown on CBS Mar. 27, 1984. (2 hrs.) Jan. 17, 1984. (2 hrs.) Cast: James Cagney, Ellen Barkin, Art Carney, Peter Gallagher, Cast: Valerie Bertinelli, Michael Brandon, Fredric Lehne, Ed Joe Sirola, Edward I. Koch, Floyd Patterson. Harris Laskawy, Lamer, Dinah Manoff. Lawrence Tierney, Terry Ellis, Peter Deanello, Susan Lowden. Anna Berger, Andrew MacMillan, Maurice Shrog, Mike Starr. Joe Seneca. Wohl, Marilyn Raphael, Shelley O'Neill. SEPTEMBER GUN David A Brademan-Self production in association with QM Prods., a division of Taft Entertainment Co. P: Bill Brademan, Ed Self. THIS GIRL FOR HIRE Exec. P: Hal Goodman, Larry Klein. D: Don Taylor. W: William A Barney Rosenzweig prod. in association with Orion TV 8, 1983. (2 hrs.) Norton. Shown on CBS Oct. Prods. Ex«. P: Barney Rosenzweig. D: Jerry Jameson. W: Robert Preston, Patty Duke Astin, Geoffrey Lewis. Sally Cast: Terry Louise Fisher, Steve Brown, from a story by Barbara Kellerman. David Knell, Jacques Aubuchon. Christopher Lloyd. Avedon, Barbara Corday and Rosenzweig. Shown on CBS Nov. 1, 1983. (2 hrs.) Cast: Bess Armstrong, Celeste Holm. Cliff DeYoung, Hermione SESSIONS Baddeley, Scott Brady, Howard Duff, Jose Ferrer, Beverly Garland, in with Sarabanda Prods. A Thorn EMI TV prod. association Roddy McDowall, Percy Rodriguez, Ray Walston, Elisha Cook, D: P: David Manson. Exec. P: Roger Cimble, Tony Converse. William Lanteau, Frederick Lehne. George Reynolds. Richard Pearce. W: Barbara Turner. Shown on NBC Sept. 26, 1983. (2 hrs.) Cast: Veronica Hamel, Jeffrey DeMunn, David Marshall Grant. THROUGH NAKED EYES George Coe, Ann Lange, Deborah Hedwall, Tracy Pollan, Jill Charles Fries Prods., Inc. P: Paul Pompian. Ex«. P: Fries. Eikenberry. D: John Llewellyn Money. W: Jeffrey Bloom. Shown on ABC Dec. 11, 1983. (2 hrs.) Cast: David Soul, Pam Dawber, Rod McCary, William Schallert, THE SKY'S NO LIMIT lonnula Flannagan, Gerald Castillo, Dick Anthony Williams, Amy Inc. P-D: David Lowell Rich. Exec. P: Palance-Levy Prods., Morton, Ward Ohrman, Arnold Kopek. Virginia Baker Palance. W: Renee & Harry Longstreet. Shown on CBS Feb. 7, 1984. (2 hrs.) Cast: Sharon Gless, Dee Wallace, Anne Archer, David Ackroyd, TIME BOMB Hughes. Barnard Universal TV. Exec. P: Barry Weitz. D: Paul Kranny. W: Westbrook Claridge. Shown on NBC Mar. 25, 1984. (2 hrs.) SECOND SIGHT: A LOVE STORY Cast: Morgan Fairchild, Billy Dee Williams, Merlin Olsen, Joseph An Entheos Unlimited prod. in association with TTC. P: Bottants. William Watkins. Ex«. P: Barry Krost, Doug Chapin. D: John Korty. W: Dennis Turner, from a story by Susan Miller, suggested by the book, "Emma and I," by Sheila Hocken. Shown TO CATCH A KING on CBS Mar. 13, 1984. (2 hrs.) Home Box Office. P: William F. Storke, Alfred R. Kelman. Cast: Elizabeth Montgomery, Barry Newman, Nicholas Pryor, Ex«. P: Robert E. Fuisz. D: Clive Donner. W: Roger O. Michael Horton, Susan Ruttan. Hirson, based on Harry Patterson's novel. Shown on HBO, February, 1984. (105 min.) Cast: Robert Wagner, Teri Garr, Horst Janson, John Standing, SINS OF THE PAST Barbara Parkins, Marcel Bozzuffi, Barry Foster, Jane Lapotaire, A Sinpast Entertainment Co. prod. P: Stuart Cohen. Exec. Edmund Kente. P: Leonard Goldberg. D: Peter H. Hunt. W: Steve Brown. Shown on ABC Apr. 2, 1984. (2 hrs.) Cast: Anthony Geary, Barbara Carrera, Kim Cattrall, Kirstie TRACKDOWN: Alley, Debby Boone. Tracy Reed. FINDING THE GOODBAR KILLER Centerpoint Prods., Inc., and Grosso -Jacobson Prods., Inc. P: Sonny Grosso, Larry Jacobson. D: Bill Persky. W: Albert SOMETHING ABOUT AMELIA Ruben. Shown on CBS Oct. 15, 1983. (2 hrs.) Leonard Goldberg Co. P: Michele Rappaport. Exec. P: Mr. Cast: George Segal, Shelley Hack, Alan North, Shannon Presby Goldberg. D: Banda Haines. W: William Hanley. Shown on Steve Allie, Tracy Pollan, Jean DeBaer, Barton Heyman, Bo Rucker. ABC Jan. 9, 1984. (2 hrs.) Cast: Ted Danson, Glenn Close, Olivia Cole, Rosana Zal, Lana Smith, Jane Kaczmarek, Missy Francis, Kenvin Conway, Matthew TWO KINDS OF LOVE Faison, James Carrington, Mark Withers, Michael Bond, Edward CBS Entertainment. P: Peter Nelson, Arnold Orgolini. D: Call, Robert Hitt. Keri Montgomery, Patrick O'Brian. Jack Bender. W: Peter Nelson, based on the novel, "There Are Two Kinds of Terrible," by Peggy Mann. Shown on CBS Nov. 8, 1983. (2 hrs.) A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Cast: Lindsay Wagner, Ricky Schroder, Peter Weller, Evan Keith Barish Prods. ABC Theater. P: Marc Trabulus. Exec. Richards, Bridget Michelle. Ross Harris, Sydney Penny, Allyn Ann P: Barish, Craig Baumgarten. D: John Erman. W: Tennessee McLerie. Williams, adapted by Oscar Saul. Shown on ABC Mar. 4, 1984. (154 mins.) Cast: Ann -Margret, Treat Williams, Beverlyu D'Angelo, Randy AN UNCOMMON LOVE Quaid, Erica Yohn, Rafael Campos, Ric Mancini, Fred Sadof, Elsa Beachwood Prods. in association with Lorimar Prods., Inc. 418 www.americanradiohistory.com.
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