Fast Forward
Release Date: 1985-02-15
Runtime: 110 min
Director: Sidney Poitier
Producer(s): John Veitch
Production Country: United States of America
Original Language: English
Overview:
Eight young people from Ohio who are dancers, come to New York, to compete in a major talent competition. But when they get there, they learn that they have to wait some time before they take part in it. So they try to do their best to survive in the Big Apple before competition, and get some lessons about the real World.
Cast:
Amelia Kinkade, Bob Giovane, Bob Lippre, Bobbi Jordan, Boogie O’Banion, Boy George, Cindy McGee, Conrad Hurtt, Constance Towers, Danny Nero, David LeBell, David Martinson, David White, Debra Varnado, Derrick Brice, Don Franklin, Dorian Sanchez, Doris Belack, Gretchen Palmer, Hugo Huizar, Irene Worth, Jack Heller, John Scott Clough, Karen Kopins, Katherine Hittelman, Keith Nisonoff, Kenneth Jezek, Kevin Jay-Greenwood, Leigh Webster, Leslie Ferrera Ruelas, Linda Talcott, Lisa Maurer, Michael DeLorenzo, Michael Rougas, Monique Cintron, Noel Conlon, Panos Christi, Paul Ryan, Phyllis Ehrlich, Regan Patno, Rick Rossovich, Rik Colitti, Robert DoQui, Robin Bach, Sam McMurray, Scott Wilder, Stephen Beach, Tamara Mark, Tony Cuen, Tracy Silver, Valentin de Vargas, Vince Cannon
Crew:
Sidney Poitier (Director), Richard Wesley (Screenplay), Timothy March (Story), Candace Allen (First Assistant Director), Quincy Jones (Executive Music Producer), James Seidelman (Assistant Editor), Tom Scott (Original Music Composer), Matthew F. Leonetti (Director of Photography), Jim Weidman (Music Editor), Harry Keller (Editor), Melville Tucker (Executive Producer), Tom McCarthy Jr. (Supervising Sound Editor), Joy Todd (Casting), Christopher Koefoed (Assistant Editor), John Veitch (Producer), Jack Hayes (Original Music Composer), Michael Baugh (Art Direction), Pat Blymyer (Gaffer), Eddie Smith (Stunt Coordinator), Sidney Ray Baldwin (Still Photographer), Jill Freeman (Script Supervisor), Delia Circelli (Production Coordinator), John R. Leonetti (First Assistant Camera)