When Every Day Was the Fourth of July Trailer

When Every Day Was the Fourth of July Trailer (1978)

12 March 1978 Drama, TV Movie 100 mins

A little girl convinces her attorney father to defend a mute war veteran accused of murdering a store owner.

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Cast

Dean Jones

as Ed Cooper

Louise Sorel

as Millie Cooper

Chris Petersen

as Daniel Cooper

Katy Kurtzman

as Sarah Cooper

Harris Yulin

as Prosecutor Joseph T. Antonelli

Geoffrey Lewis

as Albert Cavanaugh - The Snowman

Scott Brady

as Officer Michael Doyle

Ben Piazza

as Herman Grasser

Henry Wilcoxon

as Judge Henry J. Wheeler

Eric Shea

as Red Doyle

Michael Pataki

as Robert Najarin

Woodrow Parfrey

as Dr. Alexander Moss

Moosie Drier

as Howie Martin

Scott K. Ratner

as Dave Zimmer

Tiger Williams

as Charlie Wilson

Crew

Dan Curtis

Director

Dan Curtis

Dan Curtis Producer

Steven P. Reicher

Steven P. Reicher Associate Producer

Frank Stanley

Frank Stanley Director of Photography

Dee Manges

Dee Manges Makeup Artist

Jackson DeGovia

Jackson DeGovia Art Direction

Robert C. Bradfield

Robert C. Bradfield Set Decoration

Edie Panda

Edie Panda Hairstylist

International Releases Dates

United States 12 March 1978

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