Vice Squad (1982)

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Written by Sandy Howard, Robert Vincent O'Neill

Directed by Gary Sherman

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1982

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

A story about a hooker, Princess, who ends up on the run from her pimp Ramrod.

Cast

Season HubleyPrincess
Gary SwansonTom Walsh
Wings HauserRamrod
Pepe SernaPete Mendez
Beverly ToddLouise Williams
Joseph Di GirolomaKowalski
Maurice EmanuelEdwards
Wayne HackettChristian Sorinson
Nina BlackwoodGinger
Sudana BobatoonDixie
Lydia LeiCoco
Kelly PiperBlue Chip
Kristoffer AndersSgt. Brooks
Joseph BaronciniTed
Fred BerrySugar Pimp
Tom BrentHappy Harve
Grand L. BushBlack Pimp
Marilyn ColemanBeatrice Adams
Michael EnsignChauffeur
Nate EsformesThe John
Stacy EverlyTeenage Junkie
Cliff FrazierMace
Lyla GrahamMrs. Cruikshank
Peter HarrellFirst Dude
Jonathan HazeDapper Man
Vincent J. IsaacSilky
Cyndi James GossettBlack Prostitute
Ben KronenElderly Man
Bob LairdMotorcycle Officer
Doug LairdMotorcycle Officer
Robert MianoDuty Sergeant
Richard MilhollandDriver
Vahan MoosekianDoctor
Mark NessCab Driver
Stack PierceRoscoe
David L. RossOfficer
Barbara PilavinDerelict Woman
Donald RawleyGregory
Stan RossDrunk
Cheryl SmithWhite Prostitute
Hugo StangerOld Man at Mansion
Arnold F. TurnerBoss Player
Richard WetzelFast Eddie
Ark WongMr. Wong
Nicole VolkoffLisa

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