B.L. Stryker is a 1989 film that premiered on February 13, 1989, in the United States. The film stars a star-studded cast including Julianne Moore as Tina, Christy Swanson as Lynn Ellingsworth, Austin Pendleton as Danny Lennox, Michael Mantell as Cutler, Tina Smith as Dynamite Denise Matuski, Dana Ivy as Gabrielle Harwood, Paul Gleason as Cody, Burt Reynolds as B.L. Stryker, Mark McCauley as Detective, Mel Jones as Wino, Rance Howard as Richard Walton, Ossie Davis as Oz Jackson, Brett Rice as Benny, Tom Novitsky, Dom DeLuise as Toby Beaumont, Ted McGinley as Mitch Slade, Elyse Guestly as Mrs. Parkinson, Victor Rivers as Sami Nashin, Baja Gola, Ronald Knight as Roderick, Aaron Ipale, Ned Bitty, Ismael 'East' Carlo as Eduardo Campos, Dick Anthony Williams as Rick Herd, Mary Fenargo as Jennings Girl, Eddie Driscoll as Terry, Michael Chiklis as Brother Powell, Barry Cutler as Herb Finkelstein, Abe Vigoda, Elizabeth Ashley as Althea Campbell, Helen Shaver as Diane Decker, Fred Ornstein as Peter, Anthony Coron as Chet Rinker, Alex Edlin as Butler, Felicia Rayfield as 1st Woman, Nancy Dwyer as Reporter, Scott Plank as Harold Laiken III, Ricardo Montalban as Victor Costanza, Eric La Salle as Mark Hastings Jr., Rita Moreno as Kimberly Baskin, Charles Nelson Reilly as Harmon Potter, Maureen Stapleton as Auntie Sue, Edward Lynch as President, Neil Patrick Harris as Buder, Brent Sexton as David, Matt Battaglia as Pete, Mark McCracken as Snake Eyes, Trent Kendall as Waiter, David S. Kass Sr. as Gus, Paul Brown as Podium Speaker, Jack Gill as Tony Tataglia Jr., Luke Ray as, Joy Kilpatrick as Madonna, Jessica Landy as Michelle, Carol Old as Tiger, Duke Valentine as Biker, Annie Gill as Carl Tataglia, Lonnie Anderson as Dawn St. Claire, Jerry Reed as Bill, Dan Fitzgerald as Manny, Nick Santa Maria as Willie, Gigi Rice as Peppi, Frank Kopp as Young Toby, Cicely Tyson as Ruth Hastings, JoAnn Pflug as, Richard E. Butler as Bar Patron, Clarence Thomas as Baggage Handler, Deborah Raffin as Carolann, Morgan Brittany as Donna Whitehall, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. as White, Bob Noble as Professor Aubrey, Traber Barnes as, Elfi Wise as Oliver Wardell, John Swindells as Mr. Satterfield, Rollin Jarrett as Cop, Sharon Anderson as Housekeeper, Steve Carlisle as Auto Body Repairman, Harry Carey Jr. as Jones, Julie Caitlin Brown as Diana Satterfield, Ian Ogilvie as Jason Stone, Avery Summers as Evelyn, Sharon Shafer as Screaming Woman, David Hunt as Len Stalhut, Roberto Escobar as McCann, Michael Cullen as Jack Pinzi, Ira David Wood III as Father of Girl, Angela Bomford as Dysie, Bobby Amor as Valet, Doug McClure, Harold Bergman as Graham Carpenter, William Prince, Rob Edward Morris as Bellboy, Dana Kamin as Lynda Lennox, Anthony Pondzini, Michael Sinclair Walter as Arty, Teresa Blake as April, Paris Bakner as Donald Martin, Alana Shou as Vicki, Stephen J. Anthony as Terry, Greg Paul Myers as George, Tom Koutsilacos as Prince Ahmad, Joe Murphy as Stylish Woman, Dee Dearing as Screaming Woman, John Savich as Museum Guard, Michael Sand as Prince Faris, Lou Bedford as Roland Ott, Chris Hoover as Williamson, Craig Henry as Tiny, Rod Ball as Sam, Rodger Presto as Iberian Pilot, Margo Moreland as Coed, Ron Jackson as Officer, George Colangelo as Tailor, Lynn Sellers as Receptionist, Joshua Bryant, Peter Palmer, Steve Gang as Organizer, Greg Todd Davis as TV Technician, Richard Lepore as Danny Stevens, Denise Nicholas as Darlene Carter, Robert Tessier, Will Bledsoe, Greg Gerard as Boudreau, Josh Susman as Assistant Engineer, Bartender, Phil Philbin as Detective Daniels, James S. Lewis as Officer Cartrude, Lori Ann as, Jack Swanson as Actor Playing Lord, Lindsay Eli as Marion Martin, Michael O. Smith as Chief Matthew McGee, George Loros as, Jack Gilford as Morrie Klein, Glenn Shearer as Principal, Shelley Sperlock as Ticket Agent, Bill Worman as Manager, Jack McDermott as Reporter, Buddy Reynolds as Guard, Dance Instructor, Don Wellington as Billy Ludlow, Sondra Barrett as Socialite, Lily is the star, Colin Meil as Airport Owner, Chris Noel as Mrs. Tevander, Bunny Yega as Masseuse, Mari Lauren, Patrick Sullivan as Bartender, Stan Barrett as Joe, James Best as Mr. Parkinson, Richard Carrion as Agent Simmons, Rex King as Taxi Driver, Maureen Mooney as Sally Bennett, Quinn O'Hara as Nora Phelps, Ken Miller as Wallace Wardell, Kay Stevens as Sharia, Christopher Alessi as Medical Technician, Gary Elliott as Frank Taylor, Michael Champlin as Waiter, Greg Dietrich as Baker, Richard Casey as Jeb, Pepper Sweeny as Ty, Celia Lipton as Jessica Hodding, Ed Ryan as Albert, Waiter, Richard Voight as Albertson, Glenn R. Wilder as Conductor, Lynn Levelin as Danielle, Richard Hawk as Bartender, Trisha Gorman as Michelle, Suzanne Needham as Nurse, Kathryn Martin as, Anastasia Barzee as Delivery Girl, Sean Cunningham as Delivery Boy, Stephen Edwards as Businessman, Airport Policeman, Peter Anthony as Customs Agent, Dana Mosher as Girl, Miriam, John Felix as Concierge, Marla Bradley as Young Mother, Marietta Haley as Ginny, Brett Saipes as Train Clerk, Gina Jensen as Mrs. Downs, Oscar Corbella as Escort, Vic Pinzi as Announcer, Manny Bronz as Merle, John Douglas as Harold, Courier, Showgirl, Camille Sands as Sadie, Tyson Stevenson as SWAT Commander Neely, Joe Gateley as Ross, Pete Antico as Joss, Michael De Silva as Gunman, Jimmy Rogers as Charlie, Agent Ford, Marina Resident
With such an extensive and varied cast, B.L. Stryker promises to be a thrilling and action-packed film that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The film follows the story of B.L. Stryker, a private detective who takes on various cases and solves them with his quick wit and cunning investigative skills. Along the way, he encounters a colorful cast of characters, each with their own secrets and motives, adding to the mystery and intrigue of the film.
Julianne Moore shines in her role as Tina, bringing depth and complexity to the character. Christy Swanson delivers a strong performance as Lynn Ellingsworth, adding an air of mystery to the film. Burt Reynolds is captivating as the titular character, B.L. Stryker, portraying him with a mix of charm and intensity that keeps audiences engaged throughout the film.
Overall, B.L. Stryker is a must-watch film for fans of mystery and action. With its stellar cast and gripping storyline, this film is sure to leave a lasting impression on viewers and keep them guessing until the very end.
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