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1 day ago · Keach’s and Curtis’ chemistry is apparent in their engaging performances. Though not straight horror, Roadgames is horror-adjacent while generating its share of suspense amid horrific events. At the time of this writing, Roadgames is available to stream from Amazon Prime, Peacock, Tubi, PlutoTV, and multiple PPV sources. The movie is ...
1 day ago · Well-respected now, but largely overlooked for the first stretch of his career, Stacy Keach was as much a feature of the 1970s cinema of desperation as more widely celebrated players like Warren Oates, James Caan, or Elliott Gould — another familiar face adrift in onscreen estrangement. The ’70s were Keach’s golden decade.
2 days ago · Stacy Keach as Pat Quid; Jamie Lee Curtis as Hitch; Marion Edward as Frita; Grant Page as Smith or Jones; Thaddeus Smith as Police; Steve Millichamp as Police (as Stephen Millichamp) Alan Hopgood as Lester; John Murphy as Benny Balls; Bill Stacey as Captain Careful; Robert Thompson
2 days ago · NCIS: New Orleans is a popular crime drama television series that follows a group of special agents as they investigate and solve crimes in the colorful city of New Orleans. The show features a talented cast of actors and actresses who bring their characters to life. Here is a list of the main cast members and the characters they portray.
5 days ago · That same year, Campbell was the subject of the documentary Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me, directed by longtime friend James Keach, that examined Campbell's Alzheimer's diagnosis and how it affected his musical performances during his final tour across the United States with his family.
2 days ago · Paul Williams (director); James Andronica (screenplay); David Proval, James Andronica, Morgana King, Joe Spinell, Tovah Feldshuh, Theresa Saldana, Glenn Scarpelli, Tom Quinn, Maria Smith, Vincent Russo, Jaime Alba, Tony Panetta, Steve Gucciardo, Sonia Zomina, Crystal Hayden, Vincent Igneri Our Winning Season: American International Pictures
4 days ago · Collins was specifically commissioned to do the work. There are no documents that indicate it was transferred to Keach. James Renihan notes that it is likely that the catechism was associated with Keach due to his prominence among the Baptists and the possibility that he played a role in revising later additions of the catechism.
