1979

Starring David Soul (Ben Mears); James Mason (Richard K Starker); Lance Kerwin (Mark Petrie); Bonnie Bedelia (Susan Norton) Guest Starring Lew Ayres (Jason Burke); Julie Cobb (Bonnie Sawyer); Elisha Cook (Weasel); George Dzundza (Cully Sawyer); Ed Flanders (Dr Bill Norton); Clarissa Kaye (Marjorie Glick); Geoffrey Lewis (Mike Ryerson); Barney McFadden (Ned Tebbets); Kenneth McMillan (Parkins Gillspie); Fred Willard (Larry Crockett); Marie Windsor Co-Starring Barbara Babcock (June Petrie); Bonnie Bartlett (Ann Norton); Joshua Bryant (Ted Petrie); James Gallery (Father Callahan); Robert Lussier (Nolly Gardner); Brad Savage (Danny Glick); Ronnie Scribner (Ralphie Glick); Ned Wilson (Henry Glick).

Director of Photography: Jules Brenner; Executive Producer: Sterling Silliphant; Based on the Novel by Stephen King; Teleplay by Paul Monash; Directed by Tobe Hooper; Produced by Richard Kobritz; Associate Producer: Anna Cottie; Music Composed and Conducted by Harry Sukman; Production Designer: Mort Rabinowitz; Film Editor: Carroll Sax; Unit Production Manager: Norman Cook; First Assistant Director: Lloyd Allen; Second Assistant Director: John Whittle; Set Decorator: Jerry Adams; Property: Mike Miner; Special Effects: Frank Torro; Wardrobe: Phyllis Garr; Barry Kellogg; Special Makeup: Jack Young S.M.A.; Special Lenses: Morton K. Greenspoon O..D., F.A.A.O.; Hair Bette Iverson; Title Design: Gene Kraft; Production Sound: Richard Raguse; Music Editor: Jay Smith; Sound Editing: Sound Fx, Inc.; Ron Clark; Casting: Vivian McRae; Location Facilities Provided by The Burbank Studios; Distributed by Warner Bros.; A Time Warner Entertainment Company.