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Timestalkers

Year:

1987

Duration:

USA:100 min

Genres:

Adventure | Western | Sci-Fi

IMDB rate:

5.7

Director:

Michael Schultz

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1987-03-10

Filming Locations: 3491 Tapo Street, Simi Valley, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Begonya Plaza

Gail Youngs

William Devane

Scott McKenzie

Lauren Hutton

Georgia Crawford

John Ratzenberger

General Joe Brodsky

Forrest Tucker

Texas John Cody

Klaus Kinski

Dr. Joseph Cole

Tracey Walter

Sam

James Avery

Blacksmith

R.D. Call

Bart

John Considine

Doctor Crawford / Matthew Crawford

Danny Pintauro

Billy McKenzie

Patrik Baldauff

Callan

Ritch Brinkley

Barman

J. Michael Flynn

Michael

A.J. Freeman

Grover Cleveland

Deborah Levin

Carol

Tim Russ

Sergeant Filton

Michael Strasser

Driver

Buck Taylor

Shaving Cowboy

John Wesley

Jack

Bob Bralver

(as Robert Bralver)

Monty Cox

Burke Denis

Undertaker

Josh Devane

Frank (as Joshua Devane)

Christopher Doyle

Terry Funk

Bearded Cowboy

Tim Gilbert

Tommy Lamey

Tough Cowboy

Lane Leavitt

Eric Mansker

Seth Mitchell

Jedd Nabonsal

George Parrish

Ben Rawnsley

Arnold Roberts

Auctioneer

Dean Smith

John Timothy Williams

Merritt Yohnka

Bill Aylesworth

Young Guy in Street (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The final TV project of Forrest Tucker.

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Goofs

When Georgia Crawford first meets Dr. McKenzie at the shooting range, he turns to her in surprise, holding both his pistols in his hands. After a brief conversation, she asks him if he is going to draw on her, and after that we see both of his pistols back in his belt. Although we don't see his hands during the conversation, we see his upper arms which obviously don't make any kind of move as to put the guns back in the belt.

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When looking up the song about the Star Handled Stranger, Dr McKenzie and his colleague comment that not many people could read back in those days (the late 19th century). In fact, literacy rates for white Americans were very high in the mid and late 19th century. At the time of the Civil War, somewhere around 90% of white men could read and write. Literacy rates on the frontier a generation later would have likely been somewhat lower but literacy for whites would have been the rule, not the exception.

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When the police officer in the cruiser is calling out the registration plate of the stolen vehicle, he says: "Zebra S...". The actual plate reads "2S...".

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