Massive Car Wreck Stunt For Smash-Up on Interstate 5
Hollywood stunt master Charles Picerni choreographs a 28 car crash sequence for the ABC TV movie Smash-Up on Interstate 5. Key actors race through high speed scenes with doubles and 13 stuntmen, three days of filming after weeks of prep. Picerni emphasizes safety and preparation in this perilous craft.
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Vernon Scott
Hollywood
UPI
Interstate 5
Fred Astaire
Fred
Charles Picerni
Buddy Ebsen
Harriet Nelson
Vera Miles
Sue Lyon
David Groh
Bob Conrad
Picerni
Starsky and Hutch
Charlie Picerni
Carter faces Washington with Plains practicality and goals
In Plains Georgia three days after his election Jimmy Carter meets reporters in his Pond House wearing work clothes, signaling a modest presidency. He pledges government reorganization, a balanced budget, and early welfare and tax reform, with a focus on hiring and diverse appointments while maintaining his private roots.
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Carter
Jesus Christ
Plains
Jody Powell
Ford
Air Force One
Lovejoy
Tom Peterson
Secret Service
Americus
Peterson
Albany
Washington
White House
Carters
East
Amy
Georgia
George McGovern
Playboy Magazine
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Coleman Young
Detroit
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Main Street
Pond House
Powell
Ben Brown
Atlanta
Jack Watson
Clark Clifford
Hamilton Jordan
Charles Kirbo
Robert Lipshutz
Congress
Robert Byrd
Thomas P. O'Neill
Herman Talmadge
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Camily
Liberty
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Morris
the Man
Los Angeles
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General Hospital
Ellen Corby
Grandma
the Waltons
Cedar-Sinai Medical Center
Emily McLaughlan
Jesse Brewer
Ucla Medical Center
Ers
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Capitol Hill
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
O'Neill
Boston
Lindsay
Dick DE Pung
Linusay
Gitte
SUN
al Miller
Personal Finance Company
Wilmington
Joe Childrey
Mgr
Winchester Green
Lockport
Karen Feeney
State Street
Beatty
Pawnee
Welser
KRAFT
Liberty St
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