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If the Frame Fits...

Year:

1996

Duration:

92 min | 120 min (including commercials)

Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama | Mystery

IMDB rate:

7.5

Director:

Jeannot Szwarc

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1996-01-14

Filming Locations: Paradise Cove - 28128 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Gretchen Corbett

If the Frame Fits...

James Garner

Jim Rockford

Dyan Cannon

Jess Wilding

Joe Santos

Lt. Dennis Becker

Tom Atkins

Cmdr. Alex Diehl

James Luisi

Capt. Doug Chapman

Carmen Argenziano

Hector Gustavo

Steve Eastin

Special Agent Millard Weeks

Dyana Ortelli

Linda Gustavo

Stuart Margolin

Angel

Beverly Leech

Eleanor

Randy Oglesby

Stringer

Linden Chiles

Senator Aspall

Sal Lopez

Joselito

Michael Leopard

George

Herschel Sparber

Bud Monckton

James A. Watson Jr.

McCool

Jack Garner

Captain McEnroe

Shirley Anthony

Sally

Jay Montalvo

Officer Martinez (as Xavier Montalvo)

Thomas Rosales Jr.

Ernesto (as Thomas Rosales)

Leon Simmons

Desk Sergeant

Rolando Molina

Ramon

Terry Jackson

Agent Delamo

Jodi Baskerville

Commentator

Terry James

Officer #1

Robert Powell

Officer #2

Perry Santos

Pete

Michael Haddad

Homeless Man (uncredited)

Coleman McClary

Detective (uncredited)

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Trivia

Linden Chiles, who portrays Senator Aspall in this film, previously appeared in the original series, season one, episode two, The Rockford Files: The Dark and Bloody Ground (1974), in a different role than the one he portrays in this movie.

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First appearance by Beth Davenport (Van Zandt) (portrayed by Gretchen Corbett) in a "Rockford Files" movie.

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Even though Pete Carpenter, who co-composed themes and many episode scores for The Rockford Files (1974) and other TV series with Mike Post, passed away in 1987, he is still credited with Post on this and the rest of the Rockford Files TV movies.

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Goofs

A gun is inside on his pocket, when some people try to kidnap him, the gun was taken away, Rockford couldn't have the gun because he was handcuffed by the LAPD and later was taken by FBI agents.

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Quotes

Jim Rockford: Oh, yeah, I hate paper work. But every once in a while, well, I was playing catch up.

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Jim Rockford: He attacked me.

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Police Capt. Doug Chapman: False arrest, huh? You know something, you're full of it. You never commit any crimes but you always end up at the booking desk. What is that? Coincidence or what?

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