It is worth seeing One on One movie (Catch a Falling Star).
Movie Premier in 1977.
FAKE: Henry's hair length fluctuates between shots., BOOM: In the scene in the living room involving half a dozen characters, a boom mic is clearly visible.
Henry Steele: All the way up with a red hot poker. I can play anywhere now.
Henry Steele be a basketball phenom at his minute town giant seminary, but when he matriculates to a capacious urban university against a funding, in a minute realize that he enjoy few skill al fresco the sport. Expected via his professor to partake noticeably to the troop, Henry is weigh down by the demands on his occurrence, the "big business" aspect of school sports, and the certainty that he never fully intellectual to read. Things air grave enclosed by stay of Henry when Janet Hays, a pretty graduate army cadet, is assign by the development of Henry's tutor. Her intellect and gusto lift aware up Henry out of his doldrums just in time to aggression the coach, who attempt to rescind Henry's scholarship.
Certificates: Iceland:L, Finland:S, Norway:12, Norway:12, USA:PG
Color Info: Color
Countries: USA
Genres: Drama, Sport
Languages: English
Locations: Ault, Colorado, USA, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Runtimes: 98
Sound Mix: Mono
Tech Info: OFM:35 mm, PFM:35 mm, RAT:1.85 : 1, CAM:Panavision Cameras and Lenses
Release Dates: USA:28 June 1977, USA:29 June 1977, USA:3 August 1977, USA:24 August 1977, Finland:17 February 1978, Japan:18 March 1978
"You're not mammoth ample. You're not finely tune enough. You'll never be remunerated it." Did you ever want to make them drink their libretto? Now there's a big blind that do it all for you. One higher than One be the fibre of a kid nobody believed inside beside the discharge of himself. Discover One on One. The story of a defeater., The story of a winner., There comes a time when love stops being a ball and starts being a woman.
In movie have been taken:
Robert Anderson (actor)
Robby Benson (actor)
Articles: "Us" (USA), 1 April 1980, "A One-Woman Man"
Benson is his mother's maiden name., He had heart valve surgery in October 1984., (1976) Listed as one of twelve "Promising New Actors of 1976" in John Willis' Screen World, Vol. 28., Son of 'Jerry Segal (I)' (qv), Brother of Shelli Segal, designer for the Laundry clothing line (Laundry by Shelli Segal)., Daughter is 'Lyric Benson' (qv)., Son is named Zephyr., In _Beauty and the Beast (1991)_ (qv), his voice was altered by the growls of lions and panthers., Childhood friend of 'Tod Scott Brody' (qv)., He has worked in television or on a movie every year of his life from 1971-2004., Appeared opposite 'Jane Withers' (qv) in one of her Josephine the Plumber commercials for Comet Cleanser in the late 1960s.
Height: 5' 10"
Quotes: I was into show business straight from the womb.
Birth Notes: Dallas, Texas, USA
Other Works: TV commercial for Comet cleanser (1966), TV commercial for Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (70s)
Where Now: (August 2003) Teaching Film Acting at Appalachian State University
Birth Name: Segal, Robin David
Spouse: 'Karla DeVito' (qv) (1982 - present); 2 children
Birth Date: 21 January 1956
David Bond (actor)
Birth Name: Allegro, Alfred
Birth Notes: New York City, New York, USA
Death Date: 16 April 1989
Death Notes: West Hills, California, USA
Birth Date: 13 November 1914
Curt Bullion (actor)
Dan Carnevale (actor)
Dan Carnevale be the son of Ben Carnevale (former Naval Academy basketball instructor and William & Mary College brawny director). While a master's beginner at Colorado State, he be hired via investments of a systematic advisor bounded by favour of the Robbie Benson pictures "One by the troop of One," film at the university. He serve as technical advisor for the telly floor show "The White Shadow" while an fanatic coach for the Cal State University, Long Beach Men's basketball team beneath Fred "Tex" Winter. Carnevale can be see in the opening credits' metaphors as the pro basketball entertainer who closed Ken Reeves' (Ken Howard), leading to the name character's pro occupation end gash.
Cory Faucher (actor)
John Furlong (actor)
Articles: "The Independent" (UK), 11 July 2008, Iss. 6783, pg. 40, by: Pierre Perrone, "Obituary: John Furlong - Stalwart of Russ Meyer"
Furlong's voice is dubbed in place of 'Russ Meyer (I)' (qv)'s voice in all of Meyer's film appearances., Served with the U.S. Navy before deciding on an acting career., Graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Death Notes: Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Birth Notes: Albany, New York, USA
Birth Name: Furlong, John Thomas
Spouse: 'Linda M. Del Santo' (31 July 1958 - 1 January 1971) (divorced); 5 children
Death Date: 23 June 2008
Birth Date: 14 April 1933
Ron Holiday (actor)
James Houghton (actor)
Articles: "Soap Opera Digest" (USA), 1 September 1998, "Where are they now?", "TV Serien-Hits" (Germany), 10 June 1992, Vol. 1, Iss. 13, pg. 24-25, by: Winfried Zimmermann, "Unter der Sonne Kaliforniens: Lug, Betrug und Ehedramen - Die unendliche Geschichte der Ewings", "Hollywood" (USA), September 1975, "James Houghton of "The Young & The Restless""
Children: Daniel, 1988 and 'Alisa Houghton' (qv), 1990., He was pictured on the cover of the 1982 Warren Zevon album "The Envoy", along with Ted Shackelford, with whom he co-starred on the show "Knots Landing". Zevon was the late husband of Kim Lankford, who co-starred in "Knots Landing" with Houghton and Shackelford., Son of Buck Houghton (producer of Twilight Zone, et al.)., Brother of 'Mona Houghton' (qv).
Height: 6' 2"
Birth Notes: Los Angeles, California, USA
Magazine Covers: "TV Day Stars" (USA), August 1975
Spouse: 'Karen' (? - ?); 2 children
Birth Date: 7 November 1948
Richard Jamison (actor)
Lamont Johnson (actor)
Quotes: Projects in the command of human snags, about the carrying out test of the human endure, about the pressure which be alive upon human being in a fiddly world, be what really come mutually uphill next to me. The trap general town win into and enjoy to engagement out of are the elements of amateur dramatics with which I approaching to operation.
Interviews: "The Best of Starlog" (USA), 1985, Vol. 6, Iss. 6, pg. 13-16, by: Steve Swires, "'I Should Have Never Made That Movie!' - A Spacehunter Post-Mortem with Director Lamont Johnson"
Birth Notes: Stockton, California, USA
During the 1950s he played Tarzan on radio., Portrayed the title character on "Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle" on Mutual (1951-1952) and CBS Radio (1952-1953)., Attended UCLA.
Birth Date: 30 September 1922
Richard Jury (actor)
Floyd Kerr (actor)
Harlan Knudson (actor)
Death Notes: Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
Birth Notes: Two Harbors, Minnesota, USA
Death Date: 27 January 2006
Birth Date: 29 October 1924
Mike Mayday (actor)
Dave Montgomery (actor)
Hector Morales (actor)
Death Date: 24 March 2001
Edd Perkins (actor)
James G. Richardson (actor)
Birth Notes: Gainesville, Florida, USA
Death Date: 20 February 1983 (accident)
Birth Date: 20 August 1945
Pat Skelton (actor)
Articles: "L.A. Weekly" (USA), 16 February 2007, by: Sandra Ross, "Weekend Theatre Reviews/Leviathan '99", "Los Angeles Times" (USA), 6 October 2006, Vol. CXXV, Iss. 307, pg. E20, by: David C. Nichols, "Theatre Beat/Vintage and new Ray Bradbury", "Back Stage" (USA), 19 January 2006, Vol. 13, Iss. 03, pg. 19, by: Hoyt Hilsman, "Sylvia at Sierra Madre Playhouse", "Pasadena Star-News" (USA), 13 May 2005, Iss. U Weekend, pg. 19, by: Frances Baum Nicholson, ""Sylvia" and the angst of the middle class", "Idaho Falls Post Register" (USA), 24 July 2002, pg. C8, by: Barry Ginter, "I.F.'s brush with fame", "New York Times" (USA), June 28, 1995, by: Laurence van Gelder, "Reuniting and Examining the Wounds That Never Heal", "Theatre World" (USA), 1995-1996, Vol. 52, pg. 107, "Soul of an Intruder", "Theatre World" (USA), 1994-1995, Vol. 51, pg. 224, by: John Willis, "Soap World" (USA), 1983, pg. 78, by: LaGuardia, Robert, "All My Children", "Daytimers" (USA), March 1982, pg. 76, "Soap Operas' Greatest Stories" (USA), January 1982, pg. 99, "Daytime TV" (USA), December 1981, pg. 39+66, "Daytimers" (USA), March 1981, "Daytime TV" (USA), 1981, Iss. Holiday, pg. 26-27+78, "Soap Opera Digest" (USA), April 28, 1981, pg. 49, "Los Angeles Times" (USA), November 21, 1979, "Stage Beat", "Variety" (USA), October 24, 1979, "Charge for the Guns", "Theatre World" (USA), 1978-1979, Vol. 35, pg. 216, "Stage and Television Today, The" (Great Britain), September 18, 1975, "Variety" (USA), October 15, 1974, "Everybody's Girl"
Pictorials: "New York Magazine" (USA), June 5, 1995, pg. 111, "Romantic Vertigo", "Theatre World" (USA), 1995-1996, Vol. 52, pg. 107, "Soul of an Intruder"
Books: Christopher Schemering. _Soap Opera Encyclopedia, The._ 1985., Wesley Hyatt. _Encyclopedia of Daytime Television, The._ 1997., Alex McNeil. _Total Television._ 1986.
Magazine Covers: "Daytimers" (USA), 1981, Iss. Holiday
Birth Notes: Idaho Falls, Idaho, USA
Birth Date: 24 January 1956
Don Spencer (actor)
G.D. Spradlin (actor)
Retired from acting after Dick (1999)., One of Hollywood's most prolific character actors, Spradlin has portrayed presidents (Andrew Jackson and Lyndon Johnson) and senators, as well as preachers, doctors, major generals, naval commanders, colonels, an admiral, a sheriff, a police chief, a CEO, and Ben Bradlee.
G.D. Spradlin started his career as a lawyer, then became an Independent Oil producer. He was active in local politics before turning to acting. He joined the Oklahoma Repertory Theatre in 1964.
Height: 6' 2"
Birth Notes: Daylight Township, Garvin County, Oklahoma, USA
Birth Name: Spradlin, Gervase Duan
Spouse: 'Nelle Hulsizer' (1 March 1944 - December 2000); 2 children
Birth Date: 31 August 1920
Doug Sullivan (actor)
Hal Taft (actor)
Birth Name: Taft, Harold
Public address announcer at Denver Broncos games at old Mile High Stadium for more than 25 years.
Death Date: 24 March 2003
Death Notes: Denver, Colorado, USA (heart failure)
Birth Date: 17 November 1926
George Walls (actor)
Brad Wilson (actor)
Melanie Griffith (actress)
Articles: "AARP: The Magazine" (USA), July 2007, Vol. 50, Iss. 4, pg. 84, by: Monica Hesse, "The Big 5-Oh: Queen of the Jungle", "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution" (USA), 23 July 2005, Vol. 57, Iss. 204, pg. C1- C2, by: Rodney Ho, "Television Notebook: Together again (sort of)--New shows for former couple", "US Weekly" (USA), 2 October 2000, Iss. 294, pg. 61, by: Tom Samiljan, "Griffith's Paella for the Soul", "US Weekly" (USA), 2 October 2000, Iss. 294, pg. 10, "Taking Off with Melanie", "Beau Monde" (Hungary), October 2000, Iss. 1, pg. 58-62, "Egy boldog asszony?", "Parade" (USA), 6 August 2000, pg. 4+5, by: Ellen Hawkes, "First, Love Yourself", "Ladies' Home Journal" (USA), August 2000, Vol. CXVII, Iss. 8, pg. 124-127, 134-135, by: Judith Newman, "wild at heart", "Expresso, Vidas" (Portugal), 26 June 1999, Iss. 1391, pg. 8, by: Ana Mesquita, "Melanie na hora do ajuste de contas", "In Style" (USA), March 1996, Vol. 3, Iss. 3, pg. 9+80-87, by: Peter Chandler, "Melanie In Love", "Ladies Home Journal" (USA), April 1989, Vol. 56, Iss. 4, pg. 106+110, by: Cathleen McGuigan, "Working Girl Makes Good", "Ladies Home Journal" (USA), April 1989, Vol. 106, Iss. 4, pg. 106+110, by: Cathleen McGuigan, "Working Girl Makes Good"
Her mother, 'Tippi Hedren' (qv), only just stated that the infinitesimal doll of Hedren given to Melanie by process of 'Alfred Hitchcock (I)' (qv) be not predestined to be a prank by the chief. He no higher than needed to confer Melanie a amazing doll near her mother's figurine, but it happen that the doll was bordered by a wooden packet. When Melanie received the bequest, she freaked out and become agitate thinking that it was indeed designed to be her mother in a mausoleum., Born at 11:49pm-EDT, She three children, one with each of her three husbands - Alexander Bauer (b. 1985) with 'Steven Bauer' (qv), 'Dakota Johnson' (qv) (b. 1989) with 'Don Johnson (I)' (qv) and 'Stella Banderas' (qv) (b. 1996) with 'Antonio Banderas (I)' (qv)., Half-sister of 'Tracy Griffith (I)' (qv) and 'Clay A. Griffith' (qv)., Daughter of 'Peter Griffith (I)' (qv) and 'Tippi Hedren' (qv)., 14 November 2000 - checked into a Marina Del Rey, California hospital to help her scale back on the use of painkillers she had been prescribed for a neck injury., Auditioned for the title role in _Carrie (1976)_ (qv) that eventually went to 'Sissy Spacek' (qv)., In 1978, she went to a movie and dinner with 'Ricci Martin' (qv) (son of 'Dean Martin (I)' (qv)). Upon leaving La Dome, a restaurant on Sunset Boulevard, a car ran through the crosswalk and hit Melanie. The front of the car struck her hip in mid-stride, whiplashing her head back into the windshield. As the car screeched to a stop, Melanie catapulted more than a dozen feet forward to the curbside, hitting with great force. Melanie was rushed to a hospital. To this day, Melanie still experiences pain from that accident., Real-life daughters 'Dakota Johnson' (qv) and 'Stella Banderas' (qv) appear as her character's daughters in the 1999 film _Crazy in Alabama (1999)_ (qv) directed by her husband 'Antonio Banderas (I)' (qv)., Claims that it was love at first sight when she met her husband 'Antonio Banderas (I)' (qv) on the set of _Two Much (1995)_ (qv) in 1995., She was unable to star in _The Sheltering Sky (1990)_ (qv) and _As Good as It Gets (1997)_ (qv) because of pregnancies., She has three homes: Los Angeles, Aspen and Marbella, Spain., Coincidentally, she bears the same first name as her mother 'Tippi Hedren' (qv)'s most well-known role, Melanie Daniels, from the 1963 Hitchcock film, _The Birds (1963)_ (qv).
Carolyn Judd (actress)
Liz Jury (actress)
Annette O'Toole (actress)
Deborah Richter (actress)
Gail Strickland (actress)
Marty Hornstein (producer)
Ron Windred (producer)
Robby Benson (writer)
Jerry Segal (writer)
Donald M. Morgan (cinematographer)
Charles Fox (composer)
Lamont Johnson (director)
Robbe Roberts (editor)
Dan Carnevale (miscellaneous crew)
Mark Eichinger (miscellaneous crew)
Marilyn Giardino (miscellaneous crew)
Eddie Kafafian (miscellaneous crew)
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