"Another World" Episode dated 18 November 1983 (1983)

TV Series:

"Another World" (1964)

Original Air Date:

18 November 1983

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Conclusion of Louise Mandrell & Roberta Flack entertaining at a fund-raiser for Abel Marsh's eye clinic. |

Plot Keywords:

1960s | Sergeant | Soap Opera | 1980s | 1990s

Cast

Constance Ford	...	Ada 'Bubbles' Lucas Davis Downs McGowan Hobson
Faith Ford	...	Julia Shearer
Mary Page Keller	...	Sally Spencer Frame Hobson Ewing
Dana Klaboe	...	Amanda Cory Fowler Harrison Sinclair
Rick Porter	...	Larry Ewing
Caitlyn Roark	...	Maggie Cory
Stephen Schnetzer	...	Cass Winthrop
Nicole Schrink	...	Maggie Cory
Douglass Watson	...	Mackenzie 'Mac' Cory
Victoria Wyndham	...	Rachel Davis Matthews Clark Frame Cory Cory Cory Hutchins
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Roberta Flack	...	Herself
Louise Mandrell	...	Herself

Morgan Freeman	...	Dr. Roy Bingham
Theodore Bikel	...	Henry Davenport
Lewis Arlt	...	David Thatcher / Ken Jordan
Richard Bekins	...	Dr. Jamie Frame #7
Jack Betts	...	Louis St. George
Reggie Rock Bythewood	...	R.J. Morgan
David Canary	...	Steven 'Steve' Frame #2
Stefan Casseus	...	Asst. Dist. Atty. Greg Swanson
Mark Frazer	...	Prince
Benjamin Hendrickson	...	Sgt. Bartlett
Charles Keating	...	Carl Hutchins
Michael LaGuardia	...	Cullen / Bailiff
Pierrino Mascarino	...	Tom Albini
Mike Minor	...	Dr. Royal Dunning (as Michael Minor)
Joe Morton	...	Dr. Abel Marsh / Leo Mars
David Oliver	...	Perry Hutchins
Alexander Parker	...	Matthew Cory #3
Luke Reilly	...	Ted Bancroft #3
Trevor Richard	...	Kevin Thatcher
Carmine Rizzo	...	Cory Ewing
John Seitz	...	Zack Hill
Paul Stevens	...	Brian Bancroft
David Schifter	...	Pesky Reporter
Jennifer Runyon	...	Sally Spencer Frame Hobson Ewing #3
Kyra Sedgwick	...	Julia Shearer #1
Christine Baranski	...	Beverly Tucker
Evalyn Baron	...	Miss Devon
Gail Brown	...	Clarice Hobson McGowan Ewing
Linda Dano	...	Fanny Grady St. George Lindquist Blake Castigliano Radzinsky
Terry Davis	...	Stacey Winthrop #1
Nancy Frangione	...	Cecile dePoulignac Frame Cory #2
Elizabeth Franz	...	Alma Rudder
Sofia Landon Geier	...	Jennifer Thatcher / Donna Love Hutchins Hudson Hudson Cory
Kim Morgan Greene	...	Nicole Love #1
Jackée Harry	...	Lily Mason
Trish Hawkins	...	Mimi Haines Frame
Lise Hilboldt	...	Janet Singleton #2
Pat Hodges	...	Maisie Watkins
Anne Kerry	...	Janet Singleton #2
Jonna Lee	...	Julia Shearer #2
Laura Malone	...	Blaine Ewing Frame Grove Cory #1
Carmen Mathews	...	Bess Killworth (as Carmen Matthews)
Maeve McGuire	...	Elena dePoulignac #2
Gretchen Oehler	...	Vivien Gorrow
Lenka Peterson	...	Marie Fenton / Helen D'Angelo
Michele Shay	...	Henrietta Morgan Bingham
Lynette Sheldon	...	Dr. Green
Lois Smith	...	Ella Fitz
Sheila Spencer	...	Thomasina Mason Todd #1
Anna Stuart	...	Donna Love Hutchins Hudson Hudson Cory #1
Dawn Benz	...	Sally Spencer Frame Hobson Ewing #4
Tisha Ford	...	Mary Sue Morgan
Irene Dailey	...	Elizabeth 'Aunt Liz' Matthews #4
Peg Murray	...	Ada Lucas Davis Downs McGowan Hobson
Alan Campbell	...	Evan Grant
Matthew Dixon	...	Inspector Archibald
Robin Thomas	...	Mark Singleton
John Tillinger	...	Leonard Brooks #3
Stephen Yates	...	Dr. James 'Jamie' Frame #8
Murial Williams	...	Helen Moore

Directed by
Linda Atkinson
Joe Butt
Jean Dadario-Burke
Lenore Dekoven
Gary Donatelli
Charles C. Dyer
Michael Eugene Fairman
Christopher Goutman
Lawrence Hoff
Sherrell Hoffman
Greg Hurst
Paul Levin
Arthur Lewis
Richard T. McCue
Bruce Reutlinger
Don Scardino
Cort Steen
Susan C. Strickler
Leonard Valenta
Gigi Van Deckter
A.C. Weary
Jørn Winther
Art Wolff
Lewis Arlt		(1997-????)
Larry Auerbach		(1993)
Melvin Bernhardt		(1974-198?)
Peter Brinkerhoff		(1980s)
Robert Calhoun		(1980, 1997)
Joseph K. Chomyn		(1970-1986)
Tom Donovan		(1997)
Harry Eggart		(1981)
Allen Fristoe		(1980s)
Frank Gaeta		(1980-1987, 1998-????)
Norman Hall		(1975)
Dan Hamilton		(1970s-1980s)
Nick Havinga		(1980s)
Jack Hofsiss		(1998-????)
Barnet Kellman		(1980s)
Paul Lammers		(198?-199?)
Linda Barker Laundra		(1975)
William Ludel		(1972-1974) (as Bill Ludel)
Stephen Messer		(1997)
David Pressman		(1980s)
Scott Riggs		(1971)
Joseph L. Scanlan		(1971)
Gary Tomlin		(1980s)
Ron Troutman		(1965-)
Andrew D. Weyman		(1980s)
John Whitesell		(1970s)

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Richard J. Allen		associate writer (1997-1999)
Rodney Anderson
Sheri Anderson		supervising head writer (1988)
Theodore Apstein		1973-1976
William J. Bell		co-creator
William J. Bell		head writer (1964-1965)
Cherie Bennett		storyline consultant
Peter Brash		1985-1987, 1993-1998
Lorraine Broderick		associate head writer (1991-1995)
Lorraine Broderick		head writer (1997)
L. Virginia Browne		head writer (1980s)
Kathy Callaway		1970-1973
Craig Carlson		head writer (August 1995-May 1996 and March 1997-April 1997)
Robert Cenadella		1968
Joanna Coons		1986-1988, 1995-1997
Richard Culliton		head writer (1984-1985 and 1997-1998)
Margaret DePriest		head writer (1986-1988 and 1996-1997)
Rick Draughon
Kathy Ebel		staff writer
Ralph Ellis		1969-1971
Elspeth Eric		1969-1970
Nancy Franklin
Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold		1982-1985
Barbara B. Hagstrom
Linda Hamner		associate head writer (1980-1981)
Leah Laiman		head writer (1998-1999)
Stephen Le May
Harding Lemay		head writer (1971-1979 and 1988) (as Lemay Pete Harding)
James Lipton		head writer (1965)
Matthew Lombardo		1992, 1995-1996
Michael Malone		head writer (1997)
Douglas Marland		1975-1976
Lynn Martin		1997-1999
Kiki McCabe		1965-1966
Jan Merlin
Agnes Nixon		head writer (1965-1968)
Jean Passanante		head writer (May 1998-July 1998)
Tom Petitjean		1988, 1997
Irna Phillips		creator
Irna Phillips		head writer (1964-1965)
Thom Racina		head writer (1986-1988)
Gordon Rayfield		breakdown writer (1998-1999)
Frances Rickett		1970-1972
Stanley H. Silverman		(as Stan Silverman)
Donna Swajeski		head writer (1988-1992)
Gary Tomlin		co-head writer (1984-1985)
Gary Tomlin		head writer (1985)

Produced by
Mary S. Bonner	....	producer (1975-1976)
Jill Farren-Phelps	....	executive producer (1995-1996)
Terri Guarnieri	....	executive producer (1993-1994)
Mary Harris	....	executive producer (1966-1969)
Lyle B. Hill	....	executive producer (1969-1971)
Michael Laibson	....	executive producer (1988-1993)
Allen Potter	....	executive producer (1964-1966 and 1983-1984)
Doris Quinlan	....	executive producer (march 1965-july 1965)
Paul Rauch	....	executive producer (1972-1984)
Paul Robert	....	executive producer (1993-1994)
Joe Rothenberger	....	producer (1975-1976)
Charlotte Savitz	....	executive producer (1996-1998)
Stephen Schenkel	....	executive producer (1985-March 1986)
Bernard Sofronski	....	producer
John Valente	....	executive producer (1994-1995)
John Whitesell	....	executive producer (1986-1988)

Original Music by
John Loeffler		(1978-1984)
Douglas Thornton		(1991-1998)

Casting by
Geoffrey Johnson
Vincent Liff
Betty Rea
Tara Jayne Rubin

Art Direction by
Richard C. Hankins

Costume Design by
Gail Baldoni		(as Gayle Baldoni)
Ramsey Mostoller

Makeup Department
Mary Anne Spano	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Mary Alice Dwyer-Dobbin	....	executive in charge of production: Proctor & Gamble Productions (1996-1999)
Kenneth L. Fitts	....	executive in charge of production: Proctor & Gamble Productions (1994-1996)
Robert E. Short	....	executive in charge of production: Proctor & Gamble Productions (1964-1982)
Edward Trach	....	executive in charge of production: Proctor & Gamble Productions (1982-1994)

Art Department
Charles E. McCarry	....	set designer (1980-1981)
Clarissa Shanahan	....	scenic artist
Fredda Slavin	....	set designer (1983-1987)

Special Effects by
Andrew Mortelliti	....	special effects

Stunts
Tony De Vito	....	stunt double
Jeffrey Lee Gibson	....	stunts
Scott Leva	....	stunt coordinator
Hugh Aodh O'Brien	....	stunts (as Hugh A. O'Brien)
Scott Rhodes	....	stunt coordinator
Scott Rhodes	....	stunts
David Shumbris	....	stunts
Darlene Ava Williams	....	stunt double

Other crew
Michael 'Bones' Buono	....	office assistant
Benilda 'Bunny' Capule	....	budget supervisor (1996-1999)
Elspeth Eric	....	story consultant (1971)
R. Emmett Fitzsimmons	....	police technical consultant (1997-1998)
Gregori J. Martin	....	production assistant
Bill Wolff	....	announcer

Distributors

• National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1983) (USA) (TV)

Soundtrack:

I'm the One