steel, cowboy, 1978, american, made, television, drama, film, starring, james, brolin, torn, jennifer, warren, strother, martin, melanie, griffith, originally, broadcast, december, 1978, genredramawritten, bydouglas, wheelerbill, kerbydirected, byharvey, laidm. Steel Cowboy is a 1978 American made for television drama film starring James Brolin Rip Torn Jennifer Warren Strother Martin and Melanie Griffith It was originally broadcast on NBC on December 6 1978 1 Steel CowboyGenreDramaWritten byDouglas WheelerBill KerbyDirected byHarvey LaidmanStarringJames BrolinRip TornJennifer WarrenStrother MartinMelanie GriffithMusic byCharles BernsteinJuice NewtonCountry of originUnited StatesOriginal languageEnglishProductionExecutive producersTony ConverseRoger GimbelProducerR J LouisCinematographyFrank HolgateEditorAaron StellRunning time90 minutesProduction companiesEMI FilmsRoger Gimbel ProductionsOriginal releaseNetworkNBCReleaseDecember 6 1978 1978 12 06 Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Reception 4 References 5 External linksPlot editWith his marriage sanity and livelihood on the line an independent trucker and his buddy agree to haul a load of stolen cattle for a black marketer Cast editJames Brolin as Clayton Pfanner Rip Torn as K W Hicks Jennifer Warren as Jesse Pfanner Strother Martin as Pinky Pincus Melanie Griffith as Johnnie Julie Cobb as GloriaReception editThe Los Angeles Times said the film had some nice characterizations but precious little story 2 It was the 42nd highest rated show of the week 3 References edit FILM CLIPS Brolin s Career in High Gear Kilday Gregg Los Angeles Times22 Mar 1978 g11 TV MOVIE REVIEW Steel Cowboy Discouraging Herd Thomas Kevin Los Angeles Times 6 Dec 1978 h34 CBS Specials Tie Up a First Place Package Los Angeles Times 13 Dec 1978 34 External links editSteel Cowboy at TCMDB Steel Cowboy at BFI Steel Cowboy at IMDb nbsp This article related to an American television drama film is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Steel Cowboy amp oldid 1193835662, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
