See the Man Run Trailer

See the Man Run Trailer (1973)

16 June 1973 Thriller, Crime, TV Movie 73 mins

Kidnappers making a ransom demand dial a wrong number and reach a struggling actor instead. He decides to cut himself in for some of the money.

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Cast

Robert Culp

as Ben Taylor

Angie Dickinson

as Joanne Taylor

Eddie Albert

as Dr. Thomas Spencer

June Allyson

as Helene Spencer

Charles Cioffi

as Captain Dan Dorsey

Antoinette Bower

as Peggy Larson

Ross Elliott

as Ralph Larson

John Goddard

as Serviceman (uncredited)

Michael Gregory

as Pauly (uncredited)

Bob Harks

as Bank Customer (uncredited)

Robert Lipton

as Dex (uncredited)

Crew

Corey Allen

Director

Robert C. Bradfield

Robert C. Bradfield Set Decoration

Grady Hunt

Grady Hunt Costume Design

David Shire

Original Music Composer

Ralph Sariego

Ralph Sariego Assistant Director

Joe Alves

Joe Alves Art Direction

Gerald Perry Finnerman

Gerald Perry Finnerman Director of Photography

Frank Losee

Frank Losee Unit Manager

International Titles

Enlèvement par procuration Trailer

Spring för livet! Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 16 June 1973

United States 11 December 1971

Production Companies

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