The Blue Yonder (TV 1985)Have you ever thought of traveling through time... going forward or backward to any date? That's the intriguing question aviator/inventor Max Knickerbocker (E.T's Peter Coyote) asks 11-... See full summary » Director:Mark RosmanWriter:Mark Rosman |
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Title: The Blue Yonder (TV 1985)
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Max Knickerbocker
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Jonathan Knicks
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Henry Coogan
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Finch
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Leary
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Mittie Smith | ... |
Helen Knickerbocker
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Young Coogan
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Stu Klitsner | ... |
Mr. Knicks
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Morgan Upton | ... |
Police Captain
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Bennett Cale | ... |
Dooley
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Cyril Clayton | ... |
Drunk
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Charles Adams | ... |
News Vendor
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Gretchen Grant | ... |
Mrs. Knicks
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Doug Morrison | ... |
Barber
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Jerry Landis | ... |
Doctor
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Have you ever thought of traveling through time... going forward or backward to any date? That's the intriguing question aviator/inventor Max Knickerbocker (E.T's Peter Coyote) asks 11-year-old Jonothan Knicks (Huckleberry Fox of "Terms of Endearment"). Max is unaware that Jonothan is his grandson - already an adventurous time traveller thanks to a machine built by his neighbour, Henry Coogan (Academy Award-winner actor Art Carney). Can Jonathan save his grandfather from a fatal solo flight across the atlantic and alter the course of history? Written by Rick Brownlie <rick@cougar.multiline.com.au>
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17 November 1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Although it seems to borrow heavily from "BACK TO THE FUTURE", this certainly qualifies as one of my all time favorite family films. Of course, I'm a fan of time travel stories anyway. Peter Coyote and Huckleberry Fox turn in a fine performance; as does Art Carney, who, prior to this, appeared in the awful "THE NIGHT THEY SAVED CHRISTMAS", one of my least all time favorite family films.
A worthy addition to anyone's video collection.