| cast | |
| Jennifer Baylor | Lisa Pelikan |
| Jeff Reed | Bert Convy |
| Mrs. Calley | Nina Foch |
| Sandra Tremayne | Amy Johnston |
| Senator Tremayne | John Gavin |
| Luke Baylor | Jeff Corey |
| Jane Delano | Louise Hoven |
| Dayton Powell | Ray Underwood |
| Pit Lassiter | Wesley Eure |
| Miss Tooker | Florida Friebus |
| DeeDee Martin | Georganne La Piere |
| credits | |
| Produced by | Steve Krantz |
| Directed by | Brice Mack |
| Story by | Steve Krantz |
| Screenplay by | Kay Cousins Johnson |
| Directory of Photography | Irv Goodnoff |
| Film Editor | Duane Hartzell |
| Associate Producer | Don Henerson |
| Casting by | Marvin Paige |
| First Assistant Director | Cyrus I. Yavneh |
| Second Assistant Director | Jim Inch |
| Production Coordinator | Karen Gilbert |
| Music Supervisor | Jerry Styner |
| Title Song Composted and Sung by | Porter Jordan |
| Reviews From “Julia” To “Jennifer” Lisa Pelikan Rises To Stardom |
| Her face is probably familiar. Her outstanding performance as the young Vanessa Redgrave in the multi-Oscar nominated film “Julia”, launched her on the road to stardom. The lovely young redhead in question is Lisa Pelikan, whose vivid portrayal of the sophisticated and cosmopolitan young Julia, combined with her uncanny resemblance to Ms. Redgrave won her rave reviews and made Lisa one of the most sought after young actresses in Hollywood today. Ms. Pelikan is now starring in her first major motion picture, a terrifying suspense thriller called “Jennifer” from American International Pictures. As Jennifer, Lisa plays a shy scholarship student at an exclusive boarding school who is so taunted and ridiculed by her snobbish rich fellow students, she is forced to make her own kind of revenge. Her extraordinary supernatural powers are so terrifying … so bizarre, they’re unthinkable … even to Jennifer herself! “This is surely one of the most spellbinding and frightening movies I’ve ever come across”, says Lisa. Which is why she chose “Jennifer” for her first starring role in a film. A native of California, Lisa spent most of her childhood as a world traveler since her father was an International Economist with the U.S. Treasury Department. Although Lisa’s first theatrical interest was dancing, when she was accepted to the prestigious Julliard Academy of Drama in New York she began to develop and perfect her acting technique. Spotted by an important agent, Lisa was cast in The Hallmark Hall of Fame production of “The Country Girl”. TV work followed and Lisa recently co-starred with Lauren Bacall, Sandy Dennis and Ruth Gordon in the ABC-TV movie “Perfect Gentlemen”. Produced by Steve Krantz (whose credits include “Cooley High”, “Ruby”, and “Fritz the Cat”) and directed by Brice Mack from a story by Steve Krantz, the screenplay was written by Kay Cousins Johnson. “Jennifer” also stars Bert Convy, Nina Foch and John Gavin. |
Special thanks to
Vince Cornelius
for the use of this JENNIFER material
from his personal collection
2014 fall issue
a note from a JENNIFER enthusiast:
The Drive-In Enthusiasts has learned that Sony has acquired the MGM video library and may discontinue the “Midnite Movie” series. One of the possible future releases could be “Jennifer.” Please visit: www.dvddrive-in.com
Thanks
Paul Landis