Arthur Penn	...	(Director)
Alan Sharp	...	(Writer)
Gene Hackman	...	Harry Moseby
Jennifer Warren	...	Paula
Susan Clark	...	Ellen Moseby
Ed Binns	...	Joey Ziegler
Edward Binns	...	Joey Ziegler
Harris Yulin	...	Marty Heller
Kenneth Mars	...	Nick
Janet Ward	...	Arlene Iverson
James Woods	...	Quentin
Melanie Griffith	...	Delly Grastner
Anthony Costello	...	Marv Ellman
John Crawford	...	Tom Iverson
Ben Archibek	...	Charles
Dennis Dugan	...	Boy
C.J. Hincks	...	Girl
Max Gail	...	Stud (as Maxwell Gail Jr.)
Michael Small	...	Composer
Bruce Surtees	...	Cinematographer
Susan Barrister	...	Ticket Clerk
Dede Allen	...	Editor
Larry Mitchell	...	Ticket Clerk
Stephen A. Rotter	...	Editor
Richard P. Cirincione	...	Sound Department
Craig McKay	...	Sound Department
Robert M. Reitano	...	Sound Department
Jack Solomon	...	Sound Department
Dick Vorisek	...	Sound Department
Maurice Schell	...	Sound Department
Mel Zelniker	...	Sound Department
George Jenkins	...	Production Designer
Ned Parsons	...	Set Decorator
Irene Aparicio	...	hair stylist
Bruce Jossen	...	hair stylist
Bob Stein	...	Makeup Artist
Pat Kehoe	...	second assistant director
Jack Roe	...	Assistant Director
Barry Bedig	...	property master
David M. Haber	...	assistant art director

Summary: Former footballer and present private detective Harry Moseby gets hired on to what seems a standard missing person case, as an aging Hollywood actress whose only major roles came thanks to being married to a studio mogul wants Moseby to find and return her stepdaughter. Harry travels to Florida to find her, but he begins to see a connection with the runaway girl, the world of Hollywood stuntmen, and a suspicious mechanic when an unsolved murder comes to light.