Downhill Racer (1969)

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Written by Oakley Hall, James Salter

Directed by Michael Ritchie

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1969

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

A cocky American (Robert Redford) skis and apres-skis Europe, training with his coach (Gene Hackman) for the Olympics.

Cast

Image for Robert RedfordRobert RedfordDavid Chappellet
Image for Gene HackmanGene HackmanEugene Claire
Camilla SparvCarole Stahl
Joe Jay JalbertTommy Erb
Tom J. KirkStiles
Dabney ColemanMayo
Jim McMullanJohnny Creech
Oren StevensTony Kinsmith
Karl Michael VoglerMachet
Rip McManusBruce Devore
Jerry DexterRon Engel
Kenneth KirkD. K. Bryan
Arnold AlpigerHinsch
Jack BallardCandy Vendor
Robert BrendlinAnnouncer
Carole CarleLena
Kathleen CrowleyAmerican Newspaper Woman
Harald DietlJournalist
Christian DoermanBrumm
Michael GempartHotel Receptionist
Rudi GertschSelznick
Walter GnilkaAustrian Journalist
Werner HeykingHelgerson
Robin Hutton-PottsGabriel
Noam PitlikT.V. Announcer
Peter RohrBoyriven
James SandoeSpectator
Harald SchreiberOliviera
Heini SchulerMeier
Alexander StampferSkier No. 16
Walter StroudMr. Chappellet
Ulrike von ZerboniJeanine
Eddie WaldburgerHaas
Marco WalliIstel

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