Face-Off (1971)
A love story involving a Canadian professional hockey player and a hippie folk singer. Their union is tumultuous, as both try to come to terms with their differences in careers and lifestyles. Several National Hockey League players also appear in the film.
Director:
George McCowan
Writer:
George Robertson
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Art Hindle as Billy Duke |
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Trudy Young as Sherry Nelson |
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John Vernon as Fred Wares |
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Sean Sullivan as Greg Walsh |
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Vivian Reis as Grace Walsh |
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George Armstrong as Himself |
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Bruce Armstrong as Billy at age 3 |
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Eric Cryderman as Father |
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Don Allen as Billy at age 11 |
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Kay Hawtrey as Mother |
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Kathryn Carlling as Estelle at age 11 |
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Steve Pernie as Joe MacMillian |
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Derek Sanderson as Himself |
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Frank Moore as Barney |
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George Ealsom as Max |
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Robin White as Bud |
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Perry Thompson as Garry |
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Austin Willis as Graydon Hunter |
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Mickey McReynolds as Walter |
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Les Pauley as Oldtimer |
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Lisa Wilder as Rock Fan |
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Susan Douglas as Mrs. Hunter |
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Laurie Pierce as Estelle at age 14 |
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Joe Sgro as Leafs Trainer |
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Harold Ballard as Leafs Doctor |
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Carole Taylor as Walsh's Girl |
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Jack Van Evera as Cabbie |
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Scott Medderd as Police Officer |
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George Gross as Member Of The Press |
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Scott Young as Member Of The Press |
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Fergie Olver as Member Of The Press |
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Ken McKee as Member Of The Press |
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Larry Wilson as Member Of The Press |
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Ed Fitten as Member Of The Press |
| Directing | George McCowan | Director |
| Writing | George Robertson | Screenplay |
| Camera | Donald Wilder | Director of Photography |
| Production | John F. Bassett | Producer |
| Sound | Ron Collier | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Alban Streeter | Sound Editor |
| Sound | Paul Coombe | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Sound | Ian Jacobson | Sound |
