''The Wild and the Free'' is a 1980 American

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directed by James Hill and starring

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, Frank Logan,

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, Sharon Anderson, and Bill Gribble. It was broadcast on

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as ''The CBS Wednesday Night Movie'' on November 26, 1980.

Plot

Cast

as Raif *

as Linda *Frank Logan as Serre *

as Habibu *Sharon Anderson as Lakelea *Bill Gribble as Peter *Joan Murphy as Rose Bower *Bruce McLaughlin as Dean Anderson *Fred Buch as Palmer *Walter Zukovski as Walter O'Neill *Jack McDermott as Barton *Shelley Spurlock as Secretary *Kevan North as Kevin Bower *Sean Cunningham as 1st Boy *Teddy Milford as 2nd Boy *Bernard Ivey as 1st European *Rick Rhodes as 2nd European *Scott Earick as Poacher

References

External links

* 1980s English-language films 1980 television films 1980 films 1980s adventure comedy films CBS network films {{US-tv-film-stub