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| Anchor Bay (1981) | |||||
| Drama, Thriller | |||||
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| Stacy Keach | Patrick 'Pat' Quid |
| Jamie Lee Curtis | Pamela 'Hitch' Rushworth |
| Marion Edward | Madeleine 'Sunny' Day |
| Grant Page | Smith or Jones |
| Thaddeus Smith | Policeman 'Abbott' |
| Alan Hopgood | Lester |
| John Murphy | Benny Balls |
| Bill Stacey | Captain Careful (as Bill Stacy) |
| Robert Thompson | Sneezy Rider |
| Colin Vancao | Fred Frugal |
| Carole-Ann Aylett | Cleaning Lady (as Carol Ann Aylett) |
| Tony Bishop | Honeymoon Man |
| Paul Harris | Frugal Son |
| Rochelle Harris | Frugal Daughter |
| Abbe Holmes | Honeymoon Woman (as Abby Holmes) |
| Steve Millichamp | Policeman |
| Ed Turley | Roadhouse Proprietor |
| Angelica La Bozzetta | Young Hitchhiker |
| Director | Richard Franklin
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| Producer | Richard Franklin
Bernard Schwartz |
| Writer | Everett De Roche
Richard Franklin |
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Hollywood's Stacy Keach stars in Australia's Road Games . Keach is a truck driver who takes the law in his own hands to capture a serial killer. When the police fail to nab the murderer of hitchhikers, Keach takes to the road, conducting his own search. En route, he picks up hitcher Jamie Lee Curtis —and it is her presence that brings the killer out of hiding and into the bloody finale. Director Richard Franklin 's fondness for Hitchcock , which would come to full fruition in Psycho II (1982), is very much in evidence throughout Road Games . — Hal Erickson |
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