Rolling Man (TV 1972)While he is serving time in prison, a man's wife dies and his children disappear. When he gets out of prison, he starts to search for his kids. Director:Peter Hyams |
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Title: Rolling Man (TV 1972)
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Lonnie McAfee
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| Don Stroud | ... |
Harold Duncan
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| Donna Mills | ... |
Bebe Lotter
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Jimmy Dean | ... |
Lyman Hawkes
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Ruby
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Chuck
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Grandmother
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Linda Gaye Scott | ... |
Crystal
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Devra Korwin | ... |
Mildred Slye
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Donald Larkin | ... |
Lester McAfee
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Connie Mason | ... |
Connie
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Joe Nixon | ... |
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Marion Hall |
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Joanie Hall |
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Gary Marsh |
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While he is serving time in prison, a man's wife dies and his children disappear. When he gets out of prison, he starts to search for his kids. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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4 October 1972 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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By chance I was able to see this movie on TV, while on vacation.At first I was interested in watching the 1970's TV movie icon Dennis Weaver in action. But this unassuming film took me by surprise. Yes, it seemed corny at first, but the sad plot and Weavers' acting was infectious. He is a master at playing the shafted straight shooter. Coupled with the country soundtrack and the dismal scenery you really felt for Lonnie and his plight, as he ran from one disaster to another searching for his two sons. A solid simple movie with a sound moral thread running through it.