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"Moonlighting" Moonlighting (Pilot) (1985)


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Glenn Gordon Caron (written by)
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Original Air Date:
3 March 1985 (Season 1, Episode 1)
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Plot:
Maddie Hayes wakes up to find her staff have quit and all her money has been stolen. One of her few remaining assets is a loss-making investigation agency run by David Addison. She sacks the staff but David is determined to keep it going. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Cast

 (Episode Cast) (in credits order) (verified as complete)

Cybill Shepherd ... Madelyn 'Maddie' Hayes

Bruce Willis ... David Addison Jr.

Allyce Beasley ... Agnes DiPesto

Robert Ellenstein ... Heinz
Jim McKrell ... Plastic Surgeon (as Jim MacKrell)

James Karen ... Alan
Rebecca Stanley ... Susan Kaplan

Dennis Lipscomb ... Simon
Frederick Coffin ... Pawnbroker

Mary Hart ... Herself

Henry G. Sanders ... Investigator #1 (as Henry Sanders)

Liz Sheridan ... Selma
Dennis Stewart ... Blond Mohawk
Joseph Whipp ... Investigator #2 (as Joe Whipp)
Jean Adams ... Old Lady
Rachel Bard ... Grandma

Blake Clark ... Newsstand Man
Suzanne Fagan ... Female Driver

Sam Hennings ... Jonathan Kaplan

Joan McMurtrey ... Mother
Ira S. Rosenstein ... Bartender (as Ira Rosenstein)
John Medici ... Andre

Brian Thompson ... Simon's Man
Tricia Tomicic ... Jennifer
Michel Voletti ... Maitre D' (as Michael Voletti)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Cynthia Lea Clark ... Bar Patron (uncredited)

Lyle Howry ... (uncredited)
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Robert Butler 
 
Writing credits
Glenn Gordon Caron (written by)

Produced by
Glenn Gordon Caron .... executive producer
Jay Daniel .... producer
Artie Mandelberg .... associate producer
Pauline Miller .... associate producer
 
Original Music by
Lee Holdridge 
 
Cinematography by
Michael D. Margulies (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Artie Mandelberg 
Neil Mandelberg 
 
Production Design by
William Hiney 
 
Set Decoration by
Cheryal Kearney 
 
Costume Design by
Robert Turturice 
 
Makeup Department
Lee Crawford .... hair stylist
Dee Manges .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
David McCann .... post-production supervisor
F.A. Miller .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
James Simons .... first assistant director (as James S. Simons)
Tena Psyche Yatroussis .... second assistant director (as Tena Yatroussis)
Tom Phillips .... second second assistant director (uncredited)
 
Art Department
William M. Bates .... property master
R. Gilbert Clayton .... production illustrator
Marvin Salsberg .... construction foreman
 
Sound Department
Don J. Bassman .... sound re-recording mixer (as Don Bassman)
John Speak .... production sound mixer (as John V. Speak)
Christopher T. Welch .... sound editor
Laurence Abrams .... boom operator (uncredited)
Ken Cain .... sound conform (uncredited)
Scott D. Jackson .... assistant sound editor (uncredited)
Randy Lawson .... assistant sound effects editor (uncredited)
Jerry Trent .... foley artist (uncredited)
Cary Weitz .... cable person (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Paul Stewart .... special effects
 
Visual Effects by
Thomas Baker .... main title graphics (uncredited)
Hoyt Yeatman .... visual effects (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Chris Howell .... stunt coordinator
Gregory J. Barnett .... stunts (uncredited)
Carol Daniels .... stunts (uncredited)
Keii Johnston .... stunts (uncredited)
Donna Keegan .... stunts (uncredited)
Tracy Keehn-Dashnaw .... stunts (uncredited)
Conrad E. Palmisano .... stunt driver (uncredited)
Pat Romano .... stunts (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
George Hill .... key grip
Ted Holt .... gaffer (as Theodore P. Holt)
Albert Hood .... electrician (uncredited)
Ernie Reed .... camera operator: second unit (uncredited)
Tony Rivetti .... first assistant camera: "b"camera, steadicam (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Yvonne Kubis .... costume supervisor: ladies
Robert Q. Mathews .... costume supervisor: men
John S. Perry .... costume department head
 
Editorial Department
Alec Smight .... assistant editor
Gerald Lawrence Whelan .... assistant editor
Deborah Romare .... post-production coordinator (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Norman Honath .... transportation coordinator
Dennis Junt .... driver: honeywagon (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Eric C. Daroca .... production office assistant (as Eric Daroca)
Melissa Gelineau .... assistant to the producers
Sandy King .... script supervisor (as Sandra King)
Ira S. Rosenstein .... location manager (as Ira Rosenstein)
Karen Hall .... assistant to actor (uncredited)
Giancarlo J. Sini .... assistant production accountant (uncredited)
 

Series Crew
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Directed by
Allan Arkush (multiple episodes)
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Glenn Gordon Caron  creator
Jeremy Lew  teleplay

Produced by
Charles H. Eglee .... producer (1987-1989)
Barbara Hall .... producer (1988-1989)
Pauline Miller .... associate producer (episodes 2.01-2.05, 2.07-) (as Pauline Turboff Miller)
Philip Carr Neel .... associate producer (1987-)
 
Film Editing by
Jerry Dronsky 
Leslie Gaulin 
 
Costume Design by
Susan Cohoon-Swain 
 
Production Management
Rick Finn .... post-production supervisor
F.A. Miller .... unit production manager (1985-1986)
 
Sound Department
Gregg Barbanell .... foley artist
Derek Casari .... dubbing engineer
John S. Coffey .... sound mixer
Greg Curda .... foley mixer
Arnold Finkelstein .... assistant sound editor
William Gazecki .... sound re-recording mixer
Tom Gerard .... sound re-recording mixer
James M. McCann .... boom operator (season 1)
 
Special Effects by
Jor Van Kline .... special effects coordinator
 
Stunts
Joey Box .... stunts
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Vincent Contarino .... gaffer (1985-) (as Vincent F. Contarino)
Scott C. Williman .... lamp operator
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Michael Abbott .... costumer: men (1987-)
Valerie Laven-Cooper .... costumer
Buffy Snyder .... costumer: women (1987-)
 
Music Department
Peter Asher .... song producer: theme song
Brad Dechter .... orchestrator
Don Nemitz .... orchestrator
 
Transportation Department
Jerry Sidwell .... driver captain
 
Other crew
Debra Frank .... story editor
Suzanne Gangursky .... production secretary (episodes 2.1-2.4 and 2.7-)
Scott Grossman .... production office assistant (1986-)
Keith McNulty .... cue cards
John D. Sarviss .... helicopter pilot
Carl Sautter .... story editor
 
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Additional Details

Runtime:
93 min
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Goofs:
Continuity: When Blond Mohawk is running through the park he is barefoot, But when he runs away after the accident he's wearing shoes.See more »
Quotes:
David Addison:All right! You're looking great, kid! I'm right behind ya. Now, don't look back and try and see me, just know that I'm right in back of you, and -- yes, I am looking up your dress.See more »
Movie Connections:
References "Star Trek" (1966)See more »
Soundtrack:
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ONE OF THE BEST TV-SERIES!, 27 June 2003
Author: (stasinopoulos@ath.forthnet.gr) from ATHENS, GREECE

18 years later and Moonlighting is still a modern comment on human relations,love feelings of a man and a woman who have a great personality and work together...And all that with style and romance,character and sense of humor!

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