The Steagle

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The Steagle

Directed by	Paul Sylbert
Written by	Irvin Faust (novel) Paul Sylbert (screenplay)
Starring	Richard Benjamin Chill Wills Cloris Leachman
Studio	AVCO Embassy Pictures
Release dates	1971
Running time	87 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

The Steagle is a 1971 American film starring Richard Benjamin and directed by Paul Sylbert.^[1]

Plot

During the Cuban missile crisis, a professor decides to live out all of his dreams, travelling across the country and taking on a different persona in each city.

Cast

Richard Benjamin as Harold Weiss, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Chill Wills as Tall-Guy McCoy
Cloris Leachman as Rita Weiss
Jean Allison as Florence Maguire
Suzanne Charney as Marcy (as Suzanne Charny)
Ivor Francis as Reverend
Susan Tyrrell as Louise
Jack Bernardi as Marty Panesh
Susan Kussman as Joan
Peter Hobbs as Dr. Payne
Joseph Bernard as Max Levine
Frank Christi as Mr. Forbes
Diane Ladd as Mrs. Forbes
Harold Reynolds as Dr. Plymile
Warren Munson as Man on Train

References

↑ Weiler, A. H. (September 16, 1971). "The Steagle (1971) A Brazilian Youth's Joys and Shocks:' Plantation Boy' Opens at 5th Ave. Cinema Benjamin Proves Deft Comic in 'The Steagle'". The New York Times.

External links

The Steagle at the Internet Movie Database

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