About Goldie and the Boxer Go to Hollywood
In this sequel to 1979's "Goldie and the Boxer," the ingratiating twosome, heavyweight champ and his 10-year-old manager, flee to California when a vengeful promoter who lost a bundle on the title fight wants retribution.
Full Cast of Goldie and the Boxer Go to Hollywood
O.J. Simpson
plays Joe Gallagher
Melissa Michaelsen
plays Goldie Kellog
Roger Bowen
plays Scott Durkin
Reb Brown
plays Brian Kilpatrick / Johnny Gems
James Gregory
plays Leo Hackett
Sheila MacRae
plays Cuddles
Robert Mandan
plays Jack Fountain
Lynne Moody
plays Melanie Foster
George Petrie
plays Frank
Bill Williams
plays Cowboy Bob
Timothy Gibbs
plays Artie
Sparky Marcus
plays Petey
Lawrence Levine
plays Matty
George P. Wilbur
plays Sugar Jack Harris
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plays The Doctor
Bill Baldwin
plays L.A. Fight Announcer
Raleigh Bond
plays The Director
Gil Stratton
plays Philadelphia Radio Announcer
Nicholas Worth
plays Steve Gleason
Ray Young
plays Tex Brown
Anthony Aiello
plays Reporter
Richard Autz
plays Ronnie
Joseph Michael Cala
plays Reporter
Bill Chatham
plays Reporter
Vince Delgado
plays Philadelphia Referee
David Greene
plays Reporter
James Hardie
plays Reporter
Joel Lawrence
plays Reporter
Jimmy Lennon Sr.
plays L.A. Ring Announcer
Jonathon Millner
plays Reporter
Jeanette O'Connor
plays Reporter
Bob Ozman
plays Fight Official
Howard Papush
plays Reporter
Elaine Revard
plays Reporter
Kay St. Germain Wells
plays Reporter
Peter Schuck
plays Reporter
Fred D. Scott
plays Train Waiter
Al Silvani
plays L.A. Referee
Gary Wayne Smith
plays Reporter
Sunja Svensen
plays The Miller Sisters
D.J. Sydney
plays The Miller Sisters
Leslie Vallen
plays The Miller Sisters
Mike Walden
plays Philadelphia Ring Announcer
Carl Carlsson
plays Reporter
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