The Capture of Bigfoot

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Category: 32
All Genres: Adventure, Horror, Sci-Fi, Drama
Release Year: 1979
Country: USA
Runtime: 92
Rating: (0)
Languages: English
Director: Bill Rebane
Sound: Mono
Taglines:

She was a woman of the world. He had never been around the block.

She'd never met anyone like him. He's never met anyone... Period.

After 35 years in a bomb shelter, Adam Webber is finally going outside to play.

Writing by: Ingrid Neumayer - (writer) &
Bill Rebane - (writer)
John F. Goff - (additional dialogue) (as John Goff)

Produced by: William D. Cannon - associate producer
Peter Fink - executive producer
Elwyn O. Jarvis - associate producer
Bill Rebane - producer
M. Dan Stroick - executive producer

Cast: Janus Raudkivi - Arak, the Bigfoot
Randolph Rebane - Little Bigfoot
Stafford Morgan - Steve Garrett
Katherine Hopkins - Karen
Otis Young - Jason, a henchman
John F. Goff - Burt, a henchman
George 'Buck' Flower - Jake Turner
John Eimerman - Jimmy, the kid brother
Randolph Scott - Randy, neighbor boy
Wally Flaherty - Sheriff Cooper
Durwood McDonald - John Harrow, the poacher

Music: Irwin Fisch
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Plot Outline: Bigfoot is sited near a ski resort, and a local business man wants to capture him for publicity.
Plot: A small town has made an industry out of Bigfoot sightings and ancillary merchandising. All this may come to an end very soon though. A local businessman hopes to trap Bigfoot once and for all, so that he can get all the publicity gravy.

Movie Quotes: Adam: Oh my lucky stars! A Negro!

Crazy Credits: We know about 2 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
Closing statement: Half of the proceeds from this film will go to help the people of Flint, Michigan, where 68% of the children still live below poverty level.

Goofs: We know about 10 goofs. Here comes one of them:
Continuity: The license plate on Eve's Geo Metro changed in different scenes.

Trivia: There are 1 entries in the trivia list - like these:
When Mr Webber first goes back up after 35 years he meets a transvestite prostitute who says to him "Like the song says, a country boy can survive". The song he was referring to was "A Country Boy Can Survive" by Hank Williams Jr..