Starr of The Yankees (1965)
TV Movie | 30 min | Drama

Starr of The Yankees (1965)

TV Movie | 30 min | Drama

New York Yankee rookie Joe Starr (Martin Milner) attempts to make a comeback after being injured when he is hit in the head by a baseball during a game. Also known under the title "Starr of the Yankees."

Director

Arthur Hiller

Writers

Joel Rapp (teleplay by) (as Joel Malcolm Rapp) | Berne Giler (teleplay by) (as Bernie Giler) | Freeman Dean (story by)

Producer

Vernon E. Clark

Cinematographer

Curt Fetters

Editor

Harvey Manger

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Release date

Jul 23, 1965 (United States)

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12 cast members

Name	Known for
Martin Milner Joe Starr Joe Starr See fewer	Sweet Smell of Success (1957)
David Thursby Yankee Manager Yankee Manager See fewer	Zero Hour! (1957)
Gil Stratton Sportscaster (as Gil Stratton Jr.) Sportscaster (as Gil Stratton Jr.) See fewer	Stalag 17 (1953)
Stuart Whitman Freddy Freddy See fewer	The Comancheros (1961)
Jack Haddock Yankee Coach Yankee Coach See fewer	The Angry Red Planet (1959)
Carlyle Mitchell Doctor Doctor See fewer	Blood of Dracula (1957)
Jack Mather White Sox Manager White Sox Manager See fewer	My Man Godfrey (1957)
Gregory Stratten Actor Actor See fewer	Starr of The Yankees (1965)
Art Passarella Actor Actor See fewer	The Streets of San Francisco (1972)
Joe Brooks White Sox Catcher White Sox Catcher See fewer	Gremlins (1984)
Robert Crawford Jr. Second Boy (as Bobby Crawford) Second Boy (as Bobby Crawford) See fewer	Slap Shot (1977)
David Halper First Boy First Boy See fewer	Rescue 8 (1958)

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