Director: Richard Rush

Writers: Lawrence B. Marcus; Richard Rush

From novel by: Paul Brodeur

Music by: Dominic Frontiere

Producer: Richard Rush

Keywords: Action/Adventure

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Phil Bruns	Actor	2-May-1931	8-Feb-2012	George Shumway on Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
Allen Garfield	Actor	22-Nov-1939		Cry Uncle!
Barbara Hershey	Actor	5-Feb-1948		Boxcar Bertha and Mary Magdalene
Peter O'Toole	Actor	2-Aug-1932	14-Dec-2013	Lawrence of Arabia
Steve Railsback	Actor	16-Nov-1948		Helter Skelter
Alex Rocco	Actor	29-Feb-1936	18-Jul-2015	Moe Greene in The Godfather

CAST

Peter O'Toole	...   Eli Cross
Steve Railsback	...   Cameron
Barbara Hershey	...   Nina Franklin
Starring
Allen Garfield	...   Sam
Alex Rocco	...   Jake
Sharon Farrell	...   Denise
Adam Roarke	...   Raymond Bailey
Philip Bruns	...   Ace
and
Chuck Bail	...   Chuck Barton
John Garwood	...   Gabe -- Eli's Cameraman
Jim Hess	...   Henry -- Eli's Camera Assistant
John B. Pearce	...   Garage Guard
Michael Railsback	...   Burt
George D. Wallace	...   Father
Dee Carroll	...   Mother
Leslie Winograde	...   Sister
Don Kennedy	...   Lineman
Whitey Hughes	...   Eli's A.D.
Walter Robles	...   Eli's A.D.
A. J. Bakunas	...   Eli's Script Clerk
Roberto Caruso	...   1st Cop
Frank Avila	...   2nd Cop
Stafford Morgan	...   Thompson FBI
John Alderman	...   Carlbinarri
Jack Palinkas	...   Technician
Cecil Brittain	...   2nd Technician
Garrett McPherson	...   Tourist
Nelson Tyler	...   Eli's Crane cameraman
Louis Gartner	...   1st Brothel Man

REVIEWS

Review by anonymous (posted on 24-Jul-2005)

"The Stunt Man" has long been one of my favorite movies. Brilliantly acted by Peter O'Toole, Steve Railsback and Barbara Hershey, its message of trust, compassion, and love comes shining through in 2005, twenty-five years after it's release in 1980. Those who disliked this film probably didn't understand it. Or worse yet...didn't want to. Railsback more than stood up to the mega talent of O'Toole. The film within a film was outrageous then and is now; sorry we didn't get to see it completed as a short somehow. Now and then a film comes along that captures the essence of great movie making. I love to see it on cable, although I bought it on tape for a small fortune as soon as it was released. It is more fun knowing that people everywhere are enjoying it too. csk

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