James Darren Movies
Philadelphia-born James Darren came to Hollywood armed with far more impressive credentials than most teen idols, notably several years' training with Stella Adler. Signed to a Columbia Pictures contract in 1956, Darren was developed into a popular leading man-and, briefly, a recording artist. Columbia required him to show up in everything from 1958's Gidget to a 1965 episode of TV's The... (read more) Flintstones (as "Jimmy Darrock"). In 1966, Darren was cast as Dr. Tony Newman on the Irwin Allen sci-fi TVer Time Tunnel, wherein he was given the unenviable task of reacting in alarm to miles and miles of 20th Century-Fox stock footage. After Time Tunnel folded in 1967, Darren's career was one of a few peaks and several valleys. Though he'd never really been away, Darren made what was labelled a comeback in 1982 in the solid supporting role of Officer Jim Corrigan on the weekly William Shatner TV vehicle T.J. Hooker. Since that time, James Darren has received a number of plum guest-star assignments on various TV dramatic and comedy programs, and has directed individual installments of such programs as Police Story. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Badda-Bing Badda-Bang
1999
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: What You Leave Behind, Part I
1999
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: What You Leave Behind, Part II
1999
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: It's Only A Paper Moon
1998
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Siege of AR-558
1998
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: His Way
1998
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Tears of the Prophets
1998
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Image in the Sand
1998
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Hunter: Little Man With a Big Reputation
1991
The 152nd and final episode of Hunter focuses on the titular detective's superior officer, Captain Charles Devane (Charles Hallahan). For reasons that he cannot possibly...
Hunter: Where Echoes End
1990
Working undercover, Metro officer Jake Janowitz (Beau Starr) witnesses the murder of a Treasury agent. Hunter (Fred Dryer) becomes curious over the fact that Janowitz has...
Hunter: Shield of Honor
1989
Hunter (Fred Dryer) is given the responsibility of mentoring fledgling detective Jack Ryan (Eric Larson)--the son of his own mentor, police commissioner Bill Ryan (Harry...
Police Story: Gladiator School
1988
Robert Conrad stars in this 2-hour Police Story TV special, directed by another veteran of 1960s series television, James Darren. Conrad plays an unpopular cop who is...
Hunter: Not Just Another John Doe
1987
Season Four of Hunter begins as police detectives Hunter (Fred Dryer) and McCall (Stepfanie Kramer) investigate the seemingly motiveless murder of a skid-row derelict. It...
Hunter: Down and Under
1987
After an elderly lady is mysteriously killed upon returning from Australia, the woman's granddaughter shows up with a clue to the crime: a photograph featuring an unidentified man...
Hunter: Hot Pursuit, Part 1
1987
In the first episode of a two-part story, McCall (Stepfanie Kramer) and an informant are gunned down during a police investigation of a prostitution ring operating out of RV's...
Hunter: Any Second Now
1987
Actress-activistTheresa Saldana, who after surviving a brutal knife attack by a deranged fan founded the organization Victims for Victims, plays a semi-autobiographical role in...
The A-Team: Family Reunion
1986
The A-Team's Thanksgiving celebration is put on hold when Stockwell (Robert Vaughn) orders our heroes to capture exiled political adviser A.J. Bancroft (Jeff Corey), who...
Blood Sport
1986
Not to be confused with the 1975 TV movie Bloodsport, this 1986 production was a spin-off of the recently cancelled police drama series T.J. Hooker. William Shatner is...
T.J. Hooker: Season 05
1985
Canceled by ABC at the end of its fourth season, the weekly, hour-long cop drama T.J. Hooker was picked up by CBS for 19 additional episodes, to be telecast during the...
T.J. Hooker: Season 04
1984
Season four of T.J. Hooker opens with the titular police sergeant (William Shatner) and his partner-protégé Officer Vince Romano (Adrian Zmed) agonizing over the fact...