Shooting Stars (1983 film)

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Shooting Stars
GenreAction
Comedy
Written byMichael Fisher
Directed byRichard Lang
StarringBilly Dee Williams
Parker Stevenson
John P. Ryan
Edie Adams
Fred Travalena
Music byDominic Frontiere
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
Production
Executive producersDouglas S. Cramer
Aaron Spelling
E. Duke Vincent
ProducersRichard Lang
Claudia Myhers Tschudin (associate producer)
Michael Fisher (supervising producer)
CinematographyRichard L. Rawlings
EditorsBob Bring
Marsh Hendry
John Woodcock
Running time96 minutes
Production companyAaron Spelling Productions
DistributorABC
Release
Original networkABC
Picture formatColor
Audio formatMono
Original releaseJuly 28, 1983 (1983-07-28)

Shooting Stars is a 1983 American made-for-television action comedy film starring Billy Dee Williams and Parker Stevenson.[1]

It was the pilot for a proposed TV series which did not eventuate. However, it aired as a stand-alone TV movie on ABC on July 28, 1983.[2]

Plot[]

Two actors who play detectives are fired from their jobs. They decide to go into business as private investigators.

Cast[]

  • Billy Dee Williams as Douglas Hawke
  • Parker Stevenson as Bill O'Keefe
  • John P. Ryan as Detective Mcgee
  • Edie Adams as Hazel
  • Fred Travalena as Teddy
  • Richard Bakalyan as Snuffy
  • Tori Spelling as Frank Mcrae
  • Frank McRae as Tubbs
  • Robert Webber as J Woodrow Wilson
  • Kathleen Lloyd as Laura O'Keefe
  • Denny Miller as Tanner
  • John Randolph as Stevenson
  • David Faustino as Patrick
  • Robert Webber as Woodrow Norton
  • Efrem Zimbalist Jr. as Robert Cluso

References[]

  1. ^ TV: 'SHOOTING STARS,' AN ABC MOVIE: [Review] Corry, John. New York Times 28 July 1983: C.23.
  2. ^ HE HOPES 'SHOOTING STARS' WILL CATCH FIRE BY MICHAEL E. HILL. The Washington Post 24 July 1983: TV5.

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