AFL-NFL World Championship Game (1968) (TV)

Release Date:

14 January 1968 (USA)

Genre:

Sport

Plot:

The second interleague championship game, and the last before the name "Super Bowl" was adopted, featuring the defending champion Green Bay Packers of the NFL against the Oakland Raiders of the AFL. |

Plot Keywords:

Green Bay Packers | Oakland Raiders | Super Bowl | American Football | Non Fiction

Cast

Herb Adderley	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Left Cornerback - Kick Returner
Lionel Aldridge	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Right Defensive End
Donny Anderson	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Running Back-Punter
Pete Banaszak	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Fullback
Fred Biletnikoff	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Flanker
Rodger Bird	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Defensive Back - Punt Returner
Dan Birdwell	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Left Defensive Tackle
George Blanda	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Kicker-Quarterback
Ken Bowman	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Center
Tom Brown	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Left Safety
Willie Brown	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Right Cornerback
Lee Roy Caffey	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Right Linebacker
Billy Cannon	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Tight End
Don Chandler	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Kicker
Dan Conners	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Middle Linebacker
Carroll Dale	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Flanker
Ben Davidson	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Right Defensive End
Willie Davis	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Left Defensive End
Hewritt Dixon	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Halfback
Boyd Dowler	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Split End
Mike Eischeid	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Punter
Marv Fleming	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Tight End
Gale Gillingham	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Left Guard
Dave Grayson	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Kick Returner
Forrest Gregg	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Right Tackle
Wayne Hawkins	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Right Guard
Bob Jeter	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Right Cornerback
Henry Jordan	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Right Defensive Tackle
Tom Keating	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Right Defensive Tackle
Jack Kemp	...	Himself - Announcer
Ron Kostelnik	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Left Defensive Tackle
Jerry Kramer	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Right Guard
Daryle Lamonica	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Quarterback
Bill Laskey	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Left Linebacker
Isaac Lassiter	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Left Defensive End
Vincent Lombardi	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Head Coach
John Madden	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Assistant Coach
Kent McCloughan	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Left Cornerback
Chuck Mercein	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Running Back
Bill Miller	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Split End
Ray Nitschke	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Middle Linebacker
Gus Otto	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Right Linebacker
Jim Otto	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Center
Warren Powers	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Left Safety
John Rauch	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Head Coach
Dave Robinson	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Left Linebacker
Harry Schuh	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Right Tackle
Ray Scott	...	Himself - Announcer
Bob Skoronski	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Left Tackle
Bart Starr	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Quarterback
Pat Summerall	...	Himself - Announcer
Bob Svihus	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Left Tackle
Larry Todd	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Running Back - Kick Returner
Gene Upshaw	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Left Guard
Jack Vest	...	Himself - Referee
Warren Wells	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Split End
Howie Williams	...	Himself - Oakland Raiders Right Safety
Travis Williams	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Running Back - Kick Returner
Ben Wilson	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Running Back
Willie Wood	...	Himself - Green Bay Packers Right Safety - Punt Returner

Also Known As:

Super Bowl II (USA) (informal title)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Orange Bowl - 1501 N.W. 3rd Street, Miami, Florida, USA

Movie Connections:

Followed by Super Bowl IX (1975) (TV)