Gadgetman
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| Gadgetman | |
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| Genre | Sci-fi/comedy |
| Based on | Operation Gadgetman! by Malorie Blackman |
| Screenplay by | Patrick Harkins Ben Rostul |
| Directed by | Jim Goddard |
| Starring | Marina Sirtis Allan Corduner Martin Delaney James Weir Frances Carrigan Patrick Delaney Ian McColl Tam Dean Burn Ayesha Antoine Peter Woodward James Young |
| Theme music composer | Richard Hartley |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom United States |
| Original language | English |
| Production | |
| Executive producers | Robert Love J. Nigel Pickard |
| Production location | Scotland |
| Cinematography | Jim Peters |
| Editor | Jon Gew |
| Running time | 135 minutes |
| Production companies | Flextech Television Limited Hallmark Channel Hallmark Entertainment Scottish Television Enterprises |
| Original release | |
| Release | 1996 |
Gadgetman is a 1996 American-British TV movie directed by Jim Goddard starring Martin Delaney and Marina Sirtis.
Plot
[edit]When inventor Professor McNeil is captured by kidnappers attempting to access ATMs, his son Bean and Bean's friends use computers to rescue him.
Cast
[edit]- Marina Sirtis as Detective Inspector Walker
- Allan Corduner as Professor McNeil
- Martin Delaney as Bean McNeil
- Patrick Delaney as Young Bean McNeil
- James Weir as Sumo
- Frances Carrigan as Mrs. McNeil
- Iain McColl as Lonnie Dolan
- Tam Dean Burn as Donnie Dolan
- Ayesha Antoine as Frankie Scouler
- Peter Woodward as Sergeant Munro
- James Young as Jimmy "Chip" Curry
External links
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