The 70's


2h 2000

Brief Synopsis

May 1970. Byron Shaw is set to graduate from Kent State and is on his way to Columbia Law School. His friend Dexter Johnson opts to stay in the National Guard. Byron's girlfriend, Eileen, and his younger sister, Christie, are also students at Kent State. When Dexter's Guard unit opens fire on studen

Film Details

Also Known As
'70s, The, 70s
MPAA Rating
Genre
Drama
Historical
Period
Sequel
Release Date
2000
Production Company
Di Novi Pictures; NBC Entertainment; NBC News
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Synopsis

May 1970. Byron Shaw is set to graduate from Kent State and is on his way to Columbia Law School. His friend Dexter Johnson opts to stay in the National Guard. Byron's girlfriend, Eileen, and his younger sister, Christie, are also students at Kent State. When Dexter's Guard unit opens fire on student protestors, Dexter quits and moves to Los Angeles; Eileen and Christie move to New York. In L.A. Dexter falls in love with Yolanda, a community organizer. Byron leaves law school to work for the Committee to Re-elect Nixon in Washington, D.C. Eileen abandons her conservative politics in favor of the feminist movement. Christie's modeling career heats up, and she becomes involved with Nick, a fast-living record producer. When Dexter is seriously injured in a shooting, a disillusioned Byron leaves D.C. and moves to Alaska becoming involved in environmental issues. After Nick overdoses, Christie becomes involved in a cult. Fearing for her safety, Byron asks for Dexter's help to kidnap and deprogram her.

Cast

Brad Rowe

Byron Shaw

Guy Torry

Dexter Johnson

Vinessa Shaw

Eileen Wells

Amy Smart

Christine Shales

Robert Joy

Hal Shales

Kathryn Harrold

Connie Wells

Graham Beckel

Paul Wells

Leslie Silva

Yolanda

Maurice Codin

Michael Easton

Nick

Mark Rolston

Jeannetta Arnette

Doris Shales

Laurel Moglen

Wendy

Shan Omar Huey

Quincy

Robert Bailey

Jo-Jo--Age 8

Ed Morgan

Stebbins

Michael Rothhaar

Faculty Man

Elaine Kagan

Woman In Red

Peter Bakotich

Guard Commander

Franklin Dennis Jones

Campus Policeman

Alexandra Carter

Kneeling Woman

Robert Traill

Protester

Carter Spohn

Agent Fietcher

Michael C Mahon

Cop

Cory Tucker

College Guy

Morgan Lawton

Student

Dannon Green

Old Friend

Peggy Lipton

Feminist Speaker

Kyra Gordon

Susan

Emily Seltzer

Receptionist No 1

Laura-shay Griffin

Dorm Girl No 3

Megan Austin Oberle

Bookstore Girl

Susan Shaw

David Ruprecht

Middle Aged Man

Buck Mcdancer

Process Server

Howard S. Miller

Personnel Director

David Dunard

Chuck Miller

Janni Brenn

Betty

Sandra Kinder

Waitress

Geno Andrews

Photographer

Jack Shearer

Boss

Hassan Nicholas

Ceta Kid No 1

Jennifer Nicole Freeman

Ceta Kid No 2

Ted Haler

Engineer

Matt Tecu

Singer No 1

Jason E Doctor

Singer No 2

Matthew F Doctor

Singer No 3

Clement E Blake

Booker

Howard Lockie

Aide

David Gautreaux

Martini Boss

Richard Johnson

Terry Johnson

Brett Wagner

Man At Rally

Adam Drucker

Frat Guy

Todd Lowe

Man With Flag

Susanna Sandke

Dorm Mother

Tina Lifford

Aunt Olavee

Orlando Brown

Jo-Jo--Age 12

Jovin Montanaro

Gerald

Harold Carter

Jo-Jo--Age 17

Craig Zimmerman

Bill Mcguire

William Monaghan

Client

Jack Tenner

Judge

Neil Guintoli

Lawyer

Harris Goldberg

Jury Foreman

Robert Phelps

Doug'S Lawyer

Nancy Cassaro

Flora

Hugh Maguire

Accountant

Harley Zumbrum

Foreman

Kedren Werner

Receptionist No 2

J F Pryor

Aries

Mark Travis Fuller

George

Jason Bose Smith

Ceta Kid No 3

John Apicella

Ad Executive

Hubert Hodgin

Actualize Instructor

Robb Skyler

Prosecutor

Karen Rosin

Nurse

Sean E. Markland

Man In Suit

Ken Meseroll

Personnel Executive

Timothy Dipri

Harry

Kathleen Dennehy

Sandra

Amy Edwards

Feminist Friend No 1

Erin Korda

Feminist Friend No 2

Traci Lynn

Feminist Friend No 3

Dan Bienenfeld

Rolfer

Ron Sica

Lead Person

Rocky Slaymaker

Lead Person

Alexandra Carter

Crew

Catherine Adair

Costume Designer

Patricia Androff

Makeup Artist

Mustaq Ashrafi

Makeup Assistant

Cate Bangs

Set Designer

Antonitta Barnes

Set Costumer

Maxine Bergen

Script Supervisor

Anne Berger

Assistant Director

Cathryn Boxberger

Publicity

Mitch Brian

Screenwriter

Mitch Brian

From Story

Kaylene Carlson

Assistant Production Coordinator

Jim Chory

Unit Production Manager

Jim Chory

Producer

Joseph Cosko

Camera Assistant

Garry K Cunningham

Sound Mixer

Victoria S Cunningham

Boom Operator

Peter R. Davidson

Set Designer

Ishanee De Vas

Researcher

Dan Delgado

Lighting Technician

Leslie Devlin

Makeup Assistant

Roberta Doheny

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Andrew M Endsley

Assistant Property Master

Maureen Poon Fear

Assistant

Tod Feuerman

Editor

Jeffrey Fiskin

From Story

Jeffrey Alan Fiskin

From Story

Christian C Froude

Art Department Coordinator

Lisa Gabaldon

Extras Agent/Coordinator

Sam Gross

Set Decorator

Hilbert Hakim

Assistant Director

Rebecca Hartzell

Assistant

George Herthel

Location Manager

Richard Hicks

Casting

Scott Hilton

Office Assistant

Phil Ho

Dolly Grip

Tony Hobbs

Extras Agent/Coordinator

Wendy Hoffmann

Voice Casting

Chris Howell

Stunt Coordinator

Robert Hunter

Transportation Coordinator

Eric Jewett

Assistant Director

Peter J Johnson

Dolly Grip

Amber S Jordyn

Set Costumer

Dennis L Judd

Unit Production Manager

Noah Kapner

Photography

Scot J Kelly

Additional Editor

Aron Kessler

Office Assistant

Gary J Klavans

Assistant

Scott Klein

Video Colorist

Donald W Krafft

Set Decorator

Bob Lewis

Assistant Director

Rebecca Marks

Publicity

Ron Mason

Art Director

Nick May

Art Assistant

Spencer Mcdonald

Camera Operator

Joseph Melody

Sound Supervisor

Kathleen Misko

Costume Supervisor

David Moll

Property Master

Paul Anthony Morris

Hair Stylist

John Murphy

Researcher

Violet Ortiz

Hair Stylist

Randy Paik

Camera Assistant

Leigh Paonessa

Production Assistant

Brett Peters

Camera Assistant

Dennis K Petersen

Special Effects Supervisor

Kristina Peterson

Assistant Director

Michelle Price

Researcher

Johnny Radzik

Key Grip

Dan Raziel

Music Editor

Peter Reale

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Randy Reid

Craft Service

Neil Roach

Director Of Photography

Peter Manning Robinson

Music

Kathryn Sandager

Set Costumer

Keith Sayer

Makeup Assistant

Richard Peter Schroer

Assistant Director

Leanna Sheldon

Casting Associate

W. K. Stratton

Voice Casting

Rick Sulier

Accounting Assistant

Rick Tiedemann

Camera Operator

Robert Trail

Assistant

Brian Triggs

Researcher

Greg Villalva

Construction Coordinator

Chuck Vogler

Video Playback

Brandon Waggoner

Hair Stylist

Larry Waggoner

Hair Stylist

John Thomas Walker

Production Designer

Steven E Wegner

Production Accountant

Douglas Weiner

Assistant Editor

Gina White

Assistant

Kevin Willmott

From Story

Kevin Willmott

Screenwriter

Ellen Yamauchi

Craft Service

Ronnie Yeskel

Casting

Rick A Young

Assistant Property Master

Christine Zavala

Production Coordinator

Mark Zecca

Office Assistant

Film Details

Also Known As
'70s, The, 70s
MPAA Rating
Genre
Drama
Historical
Period
Sequel
Release Date
2000
Production Company
Di Novi Pictures; NBC Entertainment; NBC News
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Aired in United States April 30, 2000

Aired in United States May 1, 2000

Released in United States on Video July 11, 2000

A follow-up to the NBC miniseries "The 60s," which was telecast on February 7 and February 8, 1999.

Began shooting December 1999.

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