A widower LAPD detective comes to Nashville and teams up with his old partner to stop rising gang problems headed by a dangerous man.
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| Kent McCord | ... |
Lieutenant Mike Delaney
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| Martin Milner | ... |
Captain Brian O'Neal
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| John Terlesky | ... |
Stick
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| Rosemary Forsyth | ... |
Kate O'Neal
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| Richard Herd | ... |
Chief Kincaid
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Red Montgomery | ... |
Georgie Jackson
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| Sherry Hursey | ... |
Patsy Ross
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Ed Beechner | ... |
Phil Evers
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Stan Foster | ... |
Kevin Hill
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| Patrika Darbo | ... |
Sara Murtry
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| Cameron Dye | ... |
Harry Rodica
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James Short | ... |
Gino
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Clay Wilcox | ... |
Ben Hurley
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| Kenny Davis | ... |
Bubba Danvers
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| Debra Rogers | ... |
Anne Beauchamp
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Jeffrey Buckner Ford | ... |
Gregory Brown
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| J. Karen Thomas | ... |
Martha Simpson
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Virgil Beckham | ... |
Joe
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Bernard Peyton | ... |
Eli
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David Lee | ... |
Danny Truitt
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William Fair | ... |
Frank Janes
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Mike Snider | ... |
Announcer
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Angel Hightower | ... |
Regina Howard
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| Garth Brooks | ... |
Self
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Gene Johnson | ... |
Nallys Band Member
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Jim Olander | ... |
Nallys Band Member
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Brian Prout | ... |
Nallys Band Member
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Marty Roe | ... |
Nallys Band Member
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Dan Truman | ... |
Nallys Band Member
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Dana Williams | ... |
Nallys Band Member
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Joey Anderson | ... |
Woman
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Liza Case | ... |
Lily
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Steve Chambers | ... |
Student
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Melissa Davis | ... |
Singer #1
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Renee Wilson | ... |
Singer #2
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William Moloney | ... |
Maury
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| Andy Stahl | ... |
Beat Cop
(as Andrew Stahl)
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Arinetta Utley | ... |
Young Woman
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Jack Crook | ... |
Boswell
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| Norm Woodel | ... |
Bartender
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Don Kendrick | ... |
House Band
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Craig Paxton | ... |
House Band
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Ron Bolz | ... |
House Band
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Susan Hall | ... |
House Band
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Polli Magaro | ... |
Hillbilly (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Bernard L. Kowalski | ||
Written by
| Kent McCord | ... | (story) & |
| Hannah Louise Shearer | ... | (story) |
| Hannah Louise Shearer | ... | (teleplay) |
Produced by
| Nyhl Henson | ... | executive producer |
| Jean Hester | ... | co-producer (as Jean Hester-Lunt) |
| Bernadette Joyce | ... | co-producer |
| Richard Klinger | ... | executive producer |
| Michael Marcovsky | ... | executive producer |
| Kent McCord | ... | executive producer |
| Hannah Louise Shearer | ... | producer |
Music by
| Mike Post | ||
Cinematography by
| John C. Flinn III | ... | director of photography |
Editing by
| Albert J.J. Zúñiga | ... | (as Albert J. Zuniga) |
Editorial Department
| Scott Boyd | ... | assistant film editor |
Casting By
| Barbara Claman | ||
| Theodore S. Hann | ... | (as Ted Hann) |
| Mark Saks | ||
Art Direction by
| Mark Ragland | ||
Set Decoration by
| Kathy Emily Cherry | ... | (as Kathy E. Cherry) |
Costume Design by
| Tara Cash | ||
Makeup Department
| Ali Cole | ... | assistant hair stylist / assistant makeup artist |
| Mary Beth Felts | ... | hair stylist / makeup artist |
| Lucia Mace | ... | hair stylist: Los Angeles (as Lucia Castaneda) |
| Christy Ann Newquist | ... | makeup artist: Los Angeles (as Christy Newquist) |
Production Management
| Jean Hester | ... | production manager (as Jean Hester-Lunt) |
| Richard Klinger | ... | executive in charge of production |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Philip Brewin Cheney | ... | first assistant director |
| Jodi Ehrlich | ... | second assistant director: Los Angeles |
| Gerald Gilman | ... | second assistant director |
| Jean Hester | ... | second unit director (as Jean Hester-Lunt) |
| Robert Villar | ... | first assistant director: Los Angeles |
Art Department
| Jama Ball | ... | prop assistant |
| Chris Circosta | ... | property master: Los Angeles (as Chris J. Circosta) |
| David Fingerhut | ... | leadman |
| Kevin Pfeiffer | ... | art director: Los Angeles |
| Dwight E. Scott | ... | set dresser (as Dwight Scott) |
| Arnold Michael Weesner | ... | property master |
| Margaret C. Winston | ... | set dresser (as Margaret Chase Winston) |
Sound Department
| Jean Marie Carroll | ... | sound recordist |
| Bob Cruzen | ... | pre-recording engineer |
| Peter F. Kurland | ... | sound mixer (as Peter Kurland) |
| Dick Wahrman | ... | supervising sound editor |
| Blake Wilcox | ... | sound mixer: Los Angeles |
| Troy Wilcox | ... | boom operator: Los Angeles |
| Mark Zimbicki | ... | boom operator |
| Ralph Thiekötter | ... | adr recordist: Germany (uncredited) / sound dubbing mixer (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Thomas M. Barrett | ... | best boy electric: Los Angeles |
| Bob Bergdahl | ... | camera operator: Los Angeles |
| Tim Bess | ... | grip |
| Don Clark | ... | third grip: Los Angeles |
| Bruce DeAragon | ... | second assistant camera: Los Angeles |
| Jack T. Dier | ... | grip |
| Dennis Hall | ... | first assistant camera (as Dennis Sean Hall) |
| Ronnie Kendall | ... | key grip |
| Mike Korkko | ... | key grip: Los Angeles (as Michael Korrko) |
| Peter B. Kowalski | ... | first assistant camera: Los Angeles (as Peter Kowalski) |
| Alan Leath | ... | grip |
| Martin Lewis | ... | best boy electric: Los Angeles |
| Terry McDonald | ... | dolly grip |
| Patrick E. McGinness | ... | camera operator |
| Marty Miller | ... | best boy grip: Los Angeles |
| Doug Rice | ... | gaffer |
| Terry Secrest | ... | best boy electric |
| Penny Sprague | ... | assistant camera: second unit |
| Danny Toback | ... | chief lighting technician: Los Angeles (as Dan Toback) |
| Jeff Wolf | ... | director of photography: second unit (as Jeffrey Wolf) |
Casting Department
| Patrick R. Dixon | ... | casting assistant |
| Paula Hitchcock | ... | extras casting |
| Alicia Villaire | ... | casting assistant (as Alicia Butler Villaire) |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Gillian Graham | ... | wardrobe assistant (as Gillian V. Graham) |
| Gretchen Spiess | ... | wardrobe: Los Angeles |
Location Management
| Doug Norman | ... | assistant location manager |
| Brad Owens | ... | location manager |
Music Department
| Tom Gleason | ... | music editor |
Script and Continuity Department
| Mable Lawson-McCrary | ... | script supervisor (as Mable Lawson McCrary) |
Transportation Department
| Paul Abbott | ... | transportation coordinator (as Paul G. Abbott) |
| William Jefferson | ... | driver (as William D. Jefferson Jr.) |
| Jackie Newell | ... | driver |
| Roger L. Smith Sr. | ... | driver |
Additional Crew
| Lotus Burtoft | ... | production assistant |
| Catherine Dowdalls | ... | script supervisor: Los Angeles |
| Jerry Gibbs | ... | production assistant |
| Susan Hall | ... | office assistant (as Susan D. Hall) |
| Dani Hayes | ... | production secretary |
| Don Kendrick | ... | production assistant |
| Simon P. Lunt | ... | production coordinator |
| Stuart Milner | ... | production assistant |
| Milda Minter | ... | animal trainer |
| Judith Rheiner | ... | unit publicist |
| Michael J. Rice-Sauer | ... | production assistant |
| Jay Shennum | ... | production assistant |
| Cathy Sherman | ... | production assistant |
| Michael W. Smith | ... | police technical advisor |
Thanks
| Joe Casey | ... | special thanks (as Chief Joe Casey) |
| Dancy Jones | ... | special thanks: Director of the Tennessee Film Entertainment and Music Commission (as Dancy L. Jones) |
| Ned Ray McWherter | ... | special thanks (as Governor Ned Ray McWherter) |
| William Rinehart | ... | special thanks: L.A.P.D. (as Retired Lieutenant William Rinehart) |
| Mike Smith | ... | special thanks: Nashville Police Department (as Lieutenant Mike Smith) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Applause Home Video (1989) (Australia) (VHS)
- Home Video Hellas (HVH) (1990) (Greece) (VHS)
- NAC Home Video (1989) (United States) (VHS)
- The Nashville Network (TNN) (1990) (United States) (tv) (original airing)
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
LAPD lieutenant Mike Delaney, still hurting after the lost of his wife, tracks a dangerous gang leader to Nashville. There he teams up with his old partner, Brian O'Neal, and the Nashville PD to stop a growing gang problem and catch its instigator. Written by Jennifer |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | At one point, the late Ricky Nelson is singing "Poor Little Fool" on the jukebox. Kent McCord and Ricky Nelson were friends. McCord plays a character several times in The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. Ozzie and Harriet Nelson were Ricky Nelson's parents. On Adam-12, Ricky's wife at the time, Kristin Harmon Nelson, plays the wife of Kent McCord's character, Jim Reed, in 1975. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Spoofs Adam-12 (1968). See more » |
| Quotes |
Lieutenant Mike Delaney:
It's Laura. She's a terrific kid, but I speak to her in English and it's like she only understands some dialect of Chinese. Kate O'Neal: She's 14. It's what I call R&R time. Rebellion and raging hormones. See more » |