Cujo

About this Broadcast

After a St. Bernard is bitten by a bat, he develops rabies and kills many people. Eventually a mother and son find themselves trapped in their car as the sick canine lurks nearby.

1983 English Dolby 5.1

Horror Pets Other Suspense/thriller

Cast & Crew

Danny Pintauro (Actor) .. Tad Trenton

Ed Lauter (Actor) .. Joe Camber Camber

Kaiulani Lee (Actor) .. Charity Camber

Dee Wallace-Stone (Actor) .. Donna Trenton

Robert Elross (Actor)

Daniel Hugh Kelly (Actor) .. Vic Trenton

Christopher Stone (Actor) .. Steve Kemp

Terence Donovan (Actor)

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Did You Know..

Danny Pintauro (Actor) .. Tad Trenton

Born: January 06, 1976
Birthplace: Milltown, New Jersey, United States

Trivia: Actor Danny Pintauro first made an impression with audiences as the terrified little boy in the 1983 horror film Cujo. The wide-eyed, blond-haired boy next found his niche on the popular sitcom Who's the Boss?, on which he played the role of Jonathan. After the series ended in 1992, Pintauro initially had trouble finding roles as an adult actor, but after taking time off to study English and theater at Middlesex County College in Edison, NJ, and Stanford University, he found a successful career on the stage, starring in productions such as The Velocity of Gary.

Ed Lauter (Actor) .. Joe Camber Camber

Born: October 30, 1940
Died: October 16, 2013
Birthplace: Long Beach, Long Island, New York

Trivia: An English major in college, Ed Lauter worked as a stand-up comic before entering films in 1971. The tall, menacing Lauter has generally been typecast as humorless, easily corruptible authority figures. He was at his meanest as the vindictive Captain Knaur in Robert Aldrich's The Longest Yard. His TV credits include such roles as Sheriff Cain in BJ and the Bear (1979-80) and General Louis Crewes in Stephen King's The Golden Years (1991). In 1976, Ed Lauter was afforded a rare leading role--and a sympathetic one to boot--in the made-for-TV murder mystery Last Hours Before Morning (1976). Lauter appeared in the 2005 remake of The Longest Yard and had a small role in the Oscar-winning film The Artist (2011). He also had a recurring role on the TV series Shameless. Lauter passed away in 2013 of mesothelioma at age 74, with several films in post-production, awaiting release.

Kaiulani Lee (Actor) .. Charity Camber

Dee Wallace-Stone (Actor) .. Donna Trenton

Born: December 14, 1948
Birthplace: Kansas City, Kansas, United States

Trivia: University of Kansas City graduate Dee Wallace is best known for her role as Elliot's divorced mom in the box-office gold mine E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial (1982). A former ballerina, Wallace had made her cinematic debut three years prior to E.T. with a minor role in 10 (1979). She co-starred in The Howling (1981) and Cujo (1983), with actor Christopher Stone, whom she married (hence her current professional name). Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone also shared top billing on the syndicated TV series The New Lassie (1989-1990).

Robert Elross (Actor)

Daniel Hugh Kelly (Actor) .. Vic Trenton

Born: August 10, 1952

Christopher Stone (Actor) .. Steve Kemp

Born: October 04, 1940
Died: October 29, 1995

Trivia: Christopher Stone's movie career got off on the right foot with his portrayal of pandering rock singer Jay Rigney in 1970's Grasshopper. Later that same year, Stone was cast a "swinging" doctor Pooch Hardin on the short-lived TV series The Interns. While he never quite attained the upper reaches of stardom, Stone has been steadily employed in Hollywood for the past quarter century, most often as a TV-series regular on such weeklies as Spencer's Pilots (1976), Harper Valley PTA (1981) and Dallas (1984-85 season only, as Dave Stratton). Christopher Stone is married to actress Dee Wallace Stone, with whom he appeared in the theatrical features Cujo and The Howling, and in the 1989 syndicated TVer The New Lassie.

Terence Donovan (Actor)

Born: October 28, 1942
Birthplace: United Kingdom

Trivia: Australian lead actor Terence Donovan first appeared onscreen in the late '70s.