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King of the Olympics: The Lives and Loves of Avery Brundage (TV Movie 1988) Poster

(1988 TV Movie)

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Directed by 

Lee Philips

Writing Credits (WGA)  

William Wood ... (written by)

Cast (in credits order)  

David Selby ... Avery Brundage
Renée Soutendijk ... Linnea Dresden
Sybil Maas Sybil Maas ... Elizabeth Brundage
Shelagh McLeod ... Frances Blakely
Kristoffer Tabori ... Chester Brundage
Pat Starr ... Minnie Brundage
John Evans ... Uncle Brundage
Sheila Coren Tissot Sheila Coren Tissot ... Aunt Germaine
Nicholas Hawtrey Nicholas Hawtrey ... David Burghley
Roland Waden Roland Waden ... Carl Diem
Michaël Morris Michaël Morris ... Gus Kirby
Van Doude ... Siegfried Edstrom
Oskar Freitag Oskar Freitag ... Adolf Hitler
Mel Cobb Mel Cobb ... Jim Thorpe
Ronnie Britton Ronnie Britton ... Jesse Owens
Patrick Floersheim ... Martin Delaney
Georges Bruce Georges Bruce ... Jan Veeder
Alan Rossett Alan Rossett ... William Holabird
Vincent Grass ... Baillet-Latour
Steve Gadler Steve Gadler ... Wilbur Burroughs
William Doherty William Doherty ... Mathematics professor
Jesse Joe Walsh Jesse Joe Walsh ... Paddy
Manning Redwood ... Senator Dirksen
Robert Ground Robert Ground ... Bank manager
Lauren Sinclair Lauren Sinclair ... Cora
Caryle Cline Caryle Cline ... Social worker
Allan Wenger Allan Wenger ... Somersby (as Alan Wenger)
Annette Milsom Annette Milsom ... Rita
Michèle Seeberger Michèle Seeberger ... Nurse
Bela Grushka Bela Grushka ... Elizabeth's Nurse
Robert Barr Robert Barr ... Charles Dunlap
Jerry Di Giacomo Jerry Di Giacomo ... Opthalmologist
Nadia Vasil Nadia Vasil ... Marie
François Montagut ... Hotel bellboy
Bradley Cole ... Gilbert Ritchie (as Brad Cole)
Peter Evans Peter Evans ... Student
Richard De Burnchurch Richard De Burnchurch ... Minister
Philip Jowdy Philip Jowdy ... Dr. Vasquez
Edwin Apps ... Adrianov
James Shuman James Shuman ... Friend at track (as Jimmy Schuman)
Nicholas Calderbank ... Assistant coach
Herbert Baskind Herbert Baskind ... Waiter
Bertie Cortez Bertie Cortez ... Israeli diplomat
Jurgen Mash Jurgen Mash ... Willi Daume
Bill Dunn ... Sports announcer
Lucy Morgan Lucy Morgan ... Musical hostess
Vincent Lascoumes Vincent Lascoumes ... Reporter
Richard Graham ... Reporter
Edwards Cluny Edwards Cluny ... Reporter
Jamison Selby Jamison Selby ... House Boy (as Todd Selby)
Jenny Arasse ... Reporter
Nader Farman Nader Farman ... Reporter
Michael Goldman Michael Goldman ... Reporter
Michel Modo ... Clarke-Flores
Cathleen Nunez Cathleen Nunez ... Sarah
Joseph Briaud Joseph Briaud ... Young Avery
Félix Briaud Félix Briaud ... Young Chester
Ryan Christopher Ryan Christopher ... Gavin - ages 2 to 5
Todd Ptak Todd Ptak ... Gavin - ages 7 to 9
Justin Ptak Justin Ptak ... Gavin - age 13
Keith Peters Keith Peters ... Nicholas - ages 5 to 7
Michael Peters Michael Peters ... Nicholas - age 12
Ernest Paolucci Ernest Paolucci ... Museum Guard
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jason Taylor Jason Taylor ... Young Avery Double
Jean-Marc Cozic Jean-Marc Cozic ... A young soldat (uncredited)

Produced by 

Sheldon Pinchuk ... producer

Music by 

Paul Chihara

Sound Department 

Michel Kharat ... boom operator

Music Department 

Malcolm McNab ... musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Richard Nash ... musician: trombone (uncredited)

Additional Crew 

Nancy Meyer ... production associate

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