Running Scared
1980 · 96 MIN · IMDB 5.2 · 353 VOTES · DIR. Paul Glickler
Overview
It's 1961. Two servicemen smuggle a box of military gear to USA. Leroy tries out a military camera and accidentally takes a picture of some military facilities. Army finds one of the pictures and thinks they're communist spies.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,529 lines
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00:00:40 OK, go down to the end of the block,
00:04:20 Take it easy, Beecher.
00:08:55 Heave!
00:12:15 Can't wait until I'm 17 so I can join up.
00:15:50 Now come on, try again.
00:18:10 Come on, get out of my stuff.
00:21:25 Yeah?
00:24:34 We gotta jump.
00:27:44 Leroy!
00:32:15 Sorry, those are the brakes.
00:36:04 I wouldn't give you my address if you were Phil Everly.
00:39:46 If it's not that, I don't know what it is.
00:42:25 My son?
00:46:15 Stop it!
00:49:12 Chaz, can I use your shirt?
00:54:55 Couldn't be no worse.
01:00:17 You know what?
01:02:41 That's a real diamond and those are real pearls.
01:06:07 What's he doing?
01:09:36 They told you that we were heroes so that you'd
01:12:00 We got a lead on the other two spies.
01:16:12 You live in a hotel?
01:21:22 Hurry!
01:28:56 I can get you a job with Howard Hughes.
Cast & Characters
Ken Wahl
Chas McClain
Judge Reinhold
Leroy Beecher
Annie McEnroe
Sally Mae Giddens
Bradford Dillman
Arthur Jaeger
John Saxon
Captain Munoz
Pat Hingle
McClain
Lonny Chapman
Pa Beecher
Tom McFadden
Col. Williams
Tim Brantly
Kid in Jalopy
Lisa Felcoski
Sandy
Francine Joyce
Robin Winston
Malcolm Jones
Storekeeper
Tom Tully
C-47 Pilot
Roger Pretto
Commando Lieutenant
Jorge Gil
Commando Soldier
Ken Rahgers
Televison Newsman
John Leeward
G.I.
Dan Chandler
Sergeant
Mary Lawson
Ponytail
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,529
Dialogue density15.9 lines / min
First line00:00:40
Final line01:28:56
Production Record
DirectorPaul Glickler
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes353
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