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Tales of the Gold Monkey: Season 1, Episode 1Tales of the Gold Monkey: Part 1 (22 Sep. 1982)Story of a ex-Flying Tiger pilot, and his mechanic and their Grumman Goose as they fight the Japanese, before World War II. Director:Ray AustinWriter:Donald P. Bellisario |
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Jeff MacKay | ... |
Corky
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Caitlin O'Heaney | ... |
Sarah Stickney White
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| Marta DuBois | ... |
Princess Kogi
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John Calvin | ... | |
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John Fujioka | ... | |
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Commander
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Loyita Chapel | ... |
Bobbi
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Greg Elliot | ... |
Sparks
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Kurt
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Les Jankey | ... |
Waiter - Bartender
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Elizabeth Lindsey | ... |
Tiki
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Johnny Sekka | ... |
Black Man
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Storyline
This TV movie is an introduction to the characters that starred in the TV series with the same name. We meet Jake Cutter, a freelance pilot who lives at the Marivellas islands a few years before the beginning of World War II. Jake and his best friend Corky meet Sarah, a woman working on a mission against the Nazis and decide to help her. Written by Chris Makrozahopoulos <makzax@hotmail.com>
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USA:Sound Mix:
MonoAspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1
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Ron Moody played the part of saloonkeeper Bon Chance Louis in this TV movie, but the role was taken over by Roddy McDowall for episodes of the TV series, Tales of the Gold Monkey. See more »Goofs
Anachronisms: This program was set in the late 1930s, yet pilot Jake Cutter is supposed to be a former Flying Tiger who occasionally tangles with Japan's Mitsubishi Zero fighters in his new South Pacific home. Two problems: 1) the Flying Tigers weren't even in existence at this time, and 2) neither were Zero fighters. See more »
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