Hero at Large (1980)
Overview
An idealistic but struggling actor finds his life unexpectedly complicated when he stops a robbery while wearing the costume of Captain Avenger, a superhero character of a film he is hired to to promote. He decides to dabble at being a superhero only to find that it is more difficult and dangerous than he ever imagined.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $15,934,737.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.971 |
Directed By
Martin Davidson
Crew
Martin Davidson
AJ Carothers
David Garfield
Sam Christensen
Joyce Robinson
Norm Baron
Robert Gundlach
Marvin March
Sandy Davidson
Kathryn Blondell
Lee Harman
Jack Roe
Roger M. Rothstein
Charlie Picerni
Stephen J. Friedman
Roger M. Rothstein
Patrick Williams
Albert Brenner
David M. Walsh
TOP CAST
John Ritter
Steve Nichols
Anne Archer
J. Marsh
Bert Convy
Walter Reeves
Kevin McCarthy
Calvin Donnelly
Harry Bellaver
Eddie
Anita Dangler
Mrs. Havacheck
Jane Hallaren
Gloria Preston
Leonard Harris
Mayor
Rick Podell
Milo
Allan Rich
Marty Fields
Kurt Andon
Fireman
Gerry Black
Hero at Fire
Tony Cacciotti
Anthony Casselli
William Bogert
TV Moderator
Joyce Brothers
Self
Gerald Castillo
2nd Hero at Fire
Natalie Cilona
Woman in Fire
Tony Crupi
Policeman
Heidi Gold
Secretary
Garry Goodrow
TV Reporter
Michael Gorrin
Mr. Rothberg
Rod Haase
Captain Avenger
Henrietta Jacobson
Mrs. Rothberg
Gary Klar
Cameraman
Michael Leon
Wilson
Andrew Masset
Jerry
Bryan O'Byrne
Scientist
James O'Connell
Stage Manager
Church Ortiz
Grocery Store Punk
Robin Sherwood
Lab. Assistant
Marley Sims
Denise
Joseph Stern
Assistant Director
Kenneth Tobey
Firechief Palmer
Larry Attebery
TV Commentator
Kevin Bacon
2nd Teenager
Vanda Barra
Woman in Crowd
Neill Barry
1st Teenager
Chris Borgen
TV Commentator
AJ Carothers
Stage Director
Gary Combs
Holdup Man
Rita Crafts
Woman in Crowd
Carol Martin
TV Newscaster
Lionel Pina
3rd Teenager
Michael Prince
Dignitary
John Roland
Reporter
Marilyn Salenger
Reporter
Jack Somack
Waiter
Rolland Smith
TV Newscaster
Willy Stern
Johnny
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