Wild Guitar (1962)A young Arch Hall, Jr. is given a shot at the big time by the unscrupulous owner of a small record company played by Arch Hall, Sr. (aka William Watters). Director:Ray Dennis Steckler |
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Wild Guitar (1962)A young Arch Hall, Jr. is given a shot at the big time by the unscrupulous owner of a small record company played by Arch Hall, Sr. (aka William Watters). Director:Ray Dennis Steckler |
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Arch Hall Jr. | ... |
Bud Eagle
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Nancy Czar | ... |
Vickie Wills
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Arch Hall Sr. | ... |
Mike McCauley
(as William Watters)
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Ray Dennis Steckler | ... |
Steak
(as Cash Flagg)
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Marie Denn | ... |
Marge
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Robert Crumb | ... |
Don Proctor
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Virginia Broderick | ... |
Daisy
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Al Scott | ... |
Tom
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Lloyd Williams | ... |
Kidnapper
(as William Lloyd)
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Jonathan Karle | ... |
Kidnapper
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Mike Treibor | ... |
Kidnapper
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Paul Voorhees | ... |
Hal Kenton (MC)
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Rick Dennis | ... |
Stage Manager
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Carol Flynn | ... |
Dancer
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Raeme Patterson | ... |
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A young Arch Hall, Jr. is given a shot at the big time by the unscrupulous owner of a small record company played by Arch Hall, Sr. (aka William Watters). Written by Anonymous
Wild Guitar has great economic story telling. It only takes Arch Hall Jr an afternoon to become a singing sensation. He arrives in Hollywood and before he has a chance to even tune his guitar he's making his TV debut. By nightfall he's hooked up with a crooked manager and is well on his way to becoming an overnight sensation. Personally I think the cherub faced Hal Jr has more talent in his left pinkie than all the American Idol winners combined. He doesn't really play a wild guitar however. The skating scene nicely showcases Nancy Czar's talents on blades. It also reveals why Arch Hall Jr would never be up for the lead part in The Bobby Orr Story. Unless of course, his dad produced it.