11 September 1979 Drama, TV Movie 100 mins
The true and tragic story of a very young and very talented comedian from the 70's whose sudden rise to fame had some of its benefits -- and some of its burdens.
Watch the official Can You Hear the Laughter? The Freddie Prinze Story 1979 trailer in HD below or find more Can You Hear the Laughter? The Freddie Prinze Story videos on Vidimovie.
Ira Angustain as Freddie Prinze
Kevin Hooks as Nat Blake
Randee Heller as Carol
Julie Carmen as Rose
Ken Sylk as David Brenner
Devon Ericson as Kathy
Stephen Elliott as Jonas
James T. Callahan as The Producer
Mike Binder as Alan Bursky
Annette Charles as Billy
Leon Charles as Acting Coach
Melanie Chartoff as Fan
Stuart Gillard as Lawyer #1
Jim Scott as Make-up Man
Larry Margo as Booking Agent
Heath Jobes as Publicist
Carl Roup First Assistant Director
Dalene Young Teleplay
Peter S. Greenberg Short Story
Tony Converse Executive Producer
Roger Gimbel Executive Producer
Peter S. Greenberg Producer
Peter Matz Music
Robert Caramico Director of Photography
Aaron Stell Editor
Joseph M. Altadonna Art Direction
Chuck Rutherford Set Decoration
Burt Brinckerhoff Director
Can You Hear the Laughter? The Story of Freddie Prinze Trailer
United States 11 September 1979
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