Institute for Revenge (1979)
A sophisticated computer named IFR (the film's title is its nickname) supervises an organization dedicated to correcting wrongs against the defenseless and assigns human operatives to track down the evildoers and bring them to justice non-violently.
Director:
Ken Annakin
Writer:
William Driskill
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Sam Groom as John Schroeder |
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Lauren Hutton as Lilla Simms |
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Lane Binkley as Joanne Newcomb |
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T.J. McCavitt as T.J. Bradley |
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Robert Coote as Wellington |
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Tom Demenkoff as Herbert Jefferies |
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Murray Salem as Sam |
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Leslie Nielsen as Counselor Hollis Barnes |
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Ray Walston as Frank Anders |
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George Hamilton as Alan Roberto |
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Dennis O'Flaherty as Arthur, Roberto's Pilot |
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Robert Emhardt as Senator |
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James Karen as Power Broker |
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John Hillerman as Voice of I.F.R. (voice) |
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Harlee McBride as I.F.R. Female Member |
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Ron Roy as I.F.R. Clerk #1 |
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Lisle Wilson as Graphologist |
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Ernie Fuentes as Mexican Policeman |
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John Yates as Airport Guard |
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Rawn Hutchinson as I.F.R. Crew Member |
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Paul Laurence as Designer |
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Jim Hess as Geologist |
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John Davey as I.F.R. Member |
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Anne Bellamy as I.F.R. Female Clerk #2 |
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Patience Cleveland as Woman #2 |
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Natalie Core as Lady in Bar |
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Gavin Mooney as Police Officer |
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William Wellman Jr. as Mechanic (uncredited) |
| Writing | Otto Salamon | Story |
| Production | William Driskill | Executive Producer |
| Production | Bert Gold | Producer |
| Production | Otto Salamon | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Robert M. Ross | Editor |
| Editing | J. Terry Williams | Editor |
| Art | Ross Bellah | Art Direction |
| Art | Richard Lawrence | Art Direction |
| Art | Audrey A. Blasdel | Set Decoration |
| Art | Jim Duffy | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Grady Hunt | Costume Design |
| Directing | Ken Annakin | Director |
| Writing | William Driskill | Screenplay |
| Sound | Lalo Schifrin | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Roland "Ozzie" Smith | Director of Photography |
