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D.A.R.Y.L. - Simon Wincer

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Directed by: 
Simon Wincer
Screenplay by: 
Allan Scott
Release year: 
1985
Country: 
United Kingdom
United States of America
Runtime: 
99min
Genre: 
Science Fiction
Family
Adventure Film
Music by: 
Marvin Hamlisch
Tagline: 
Data Analyzing Robot Youth Lifeform
Plot: 
A young boy is found wandering without any memory of who he is. A family takes him in and begin to look for clues to help him find his way home. In the meantime, they notice that the boy seems to have certain special abilities, not usually found in kids his age, or even fully-grown adults.
Cast: 
Danny Corkill
as
Turtle Fox
Mary Beth Hurt
as
Joyce Richardson
Barret Oliver
as
Daryl
Michael McKean
as
Andy Richardson
Steve Ryan
as
Howie Fox
Colleen Camp
as
Elaine Fox
Josef Sommer
as
Dr. Jeffrey Stewart
Kathryn Walker
as
Dr. Ellen Lamb
Sean Hower
as
Hannibal
Ski Collins
as
Harry the Pilot
Ron Frazier
as
General Graycliffe
David Wohl
as
Mr. Nesbitt
Amy Linker
as
Sherie Lee Fox
Ed Grady
as
Mr. Bergen
Tucker McGuire
as
Mrs. Bergen
Richard Hammatt
as
Dr. Mulligan
Charlie Gudger
as
Basketball Kid #1
Stacy Woods
as
Basketball Kid #2
Pat Fuleihan
as
Woman at Window
Noreen Lange
as
Facility Matron
Joseph Reed
as
Facility Doctor
Jessica Johnson Tavenner
as
Melanie
Ginny Light
as
Plump Woman
Danielle LeMoine
as
Trudi
Patrick Branner
as
Mart Bennet
Susan West
as
Andrea
Benjamin Peterson
as
Piano Pupil
Hardy Rawls
as
Bull McKenzie
Dalton Poole
as
Arkoff
Wayne Shindoll
as
Umpire
Brian Stafford
as
Catcher
James LaPointe
as
'Goodbye Coach' Kid
James H. Armfield
as
Photographer
Russ Wheeler
as
Co-Pilot
Kevin J. O'Neill
as
Technician #1
Paul Darby
as
Technician #2
Blain Fairman
as
Major Willows
Robert Arden
as
Colonel
William Roberts
as
Committee Man #1
Christopher Muncke
as
Committee Man #2
Burtt Harris
as
Air Force General
Major Wiley
as
U.S.A.F. Operative
Jim Fitzpatrick
as
Tascom Security Guard
Matt Butler
as
Trooper

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