Goldengirl (1979)
Overview
A neo-Nazi Doctor tries to make a superwoman of his daughter who has been specially fed, exercised & Conditioned since she was a child to run in the Olympics.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.9337 |
Directed By
Joseph Sargent
Crew
Joseph Sargent
John Kohn
Peter Lovesey
Carla Brand Breitner
Alan Cluer
Elliott Kastner
Danny O'Donovan
Clifford Press
Bill Conti
Stevan Larner
Harry Keramidas
Lynn Stalmaster
Sydney Z. Litwack
Jerry Adams
Frank Griffin
Ron Snyder
Marlene D. Williams
John Comfort
Eddie Saeta
Michael J. Kane
William Martin III
Jerry Graham
Paul Helbert
Emad Helmy
Robert Krume
Peter Mullins
William Walters
Jeff Wilkinson
Gary F. Kieldrup
Duane R. Marion
John Poyner
Trevor Pyke
B. Scott Senechal
Don Sharpless
David Watts
Clark King
Debbie Bottomley
Clint Acquistapace
William Anderson
Jack Courtland
Tony DeGeorge
Gene Griffith
Alan Heather
Ben Holloway
Calvin Maehl
Robert Nese
Louis Niemeyer
Steve Peterson
Steve Stafford
Eddie Taylor
Carl Joy
Vou Lee Giokaris
Chad Harwood
Gloria Gunn
Liz Mackiewicz
Ann Millgate
Rachel Reed
Kay Suffern
Kay Molyneaux
Cliff Kohlweck
Harry Rabinowitz
Kenneth Hall
Dan Wallin
Rose Steinberg
Ronnie Baker
Ernest C. Molina
Harry Bailiss
Louise Campbell
Gary Cruise
Bill Hunt
Chris Maneff
Sam Press
Peter Benoit
Sherry Pichon
Benjamin H. Pettis III
TOP CAST
Susan Anton
Goldine Serafin
James Coburn
Jack Dryden
Curd Jürgens
Dr. Serafin
Leslie Caron
Dr. Sammy Lee
Robert Culp
Steve Esselton
James A. Watson, Jr
Winters
Harry Guardino
Valenti
Ward Costello
Cobb
Michael Lerner
Sternberg
John Newcombe
Armitage
Jessica Walter
Melody
Nicolas Coster
US Olympic Team Doctor
Gilbert Green
Dr. Hatrwig
Nicolas Coster
Dr. Dalton
Sheila Wills
Jackson
Jenny Sullivan
Dr. Walsh
Tony Brande
Vince
Mischa Hausserman
Pilot
Julianna Fjeld
Ingrid
Michelle Hooper
Muratova
Jeff Vanderstock
Starter #1
Ben Pollock
Starter #2
Nazaret Khodiquian
Starter #3
Elliott Mason
Makepeace
Karen Werner
Kansas Girl
Theresa Aldrich Fagundes
Reporter
Gil Smith
Reporter
Bob Beamon
Colorman
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