Jeffrey Byron

The acclaimed sequel to the family classic "National Velvet" follows the adult Velvet as she and her lover transform her orphaned niece into an Olympic champion horsewoman. Stars Oscar-winner Tatum O'Neal ("Paper Moon," "The Bad News Bears"), Nanette Newman ("The Stepford Wives"), Christopher Plummer ("The Sound of Music," "Twelve Monkeys") and Oscar-winner Anthony Hopkins ("Nixon," "The Silence of the Lambs").

The evil wizard Mestema (Richard Moll) has waited centuries for the perfect opponent. He finally finds him in nerdy programmer Paul (Jeffrey Byron) -- an otherwise regular guy with an unusually close bond to his sentient computer -- whom he challenges to a series of trials. Testing Paul's physical strength and mental acuity, Mestema forces him to battle monsters, zombies and more to save his soul and that of his girlfriend, Gwen (Leslie Wing).

After rescuing the beautiful Dhyana (Kelly Preston), whose father was brutally murdered, space ranger Dogen (Jeffrey Byron) sets out for revenge against her father's attacker: villainous warlord Jared-Syn (Michael Preston). But finding his hidden lair means soliciting help from a has-been seeker (Tim Thomerson). Richard Moll and Larry Pennell also star in this epic sci-fi Western from director Charles Band.

The acclaimed sequel to the family classic "National Velvet" follows the adult Velvet as she and her lover transform her orphanedniece into an Olympic champion horsewoman.

The acclaimed sequel to the family classic "National Velvet" follows the adult Velvet as she and her lover transform her orphanedniece into an Olympic champion horsewoman.

A charming sequel to the hit National Velvet follows our young heroine and her trusty steed overseas.

A hapless, hustling young attorney, Leo Harrigan (Ryan O'Neal), is on the run from an irate client when he falls into the hands of pioneer independent filmmaker H. H. Cobb (Brian Keith). As Harrigan begins writing for Cobb's Kinegraph Studios, he meets Kathleen (Jane Hitchcock), an aspiring actress, and falls instantly in love. Hoping to avoid the prying eyes of larger, rival production companies, Cobb hustles Harrigan off to direct several silent action films in the prairies of the Midwest. Although one of the major studios sends an enforcer, ex-alligator wrestler "Buck" Greenway (Burt Reynolds), to make trouble, after a fight with Harrigan, he agrees to join the company as its leading man. And during the filming of an action sequence, Buck and Kathleen are brought together in the basket of a runaway balloon and agree to marry. The entire crew, including Alice (Tatum O'Neal), a teenage truck driver who runs her own prop rental business, moves to Hollywood where they walk into a nickelodeon that is showing edited versions of the films they have been sending Cobb. Irate, they confront the studio tycoon and announce plans to form their own company. But the restrictions of a large studio and a romantic triangle conspire to break up the relationship until they reunite at the opening of D.W. Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation," where a new age in filmmaking is born.

This homage to the childhood days of the motion pictures starts in 1910, when the young attorney Leo Harrigan by chance meets a motion picture producer. Immediately he's invited to become a writer for him - the start of a sensational career. Soon he's promoted to a director and shoots one silent movie after the other in the tiny desert village Cacamonga with a small crew of actors. But the competition is hard: the patent agency sends out Buck Greenway to sabotage them. When they visit L.A., his crew is surprised by a new species: fans!

Burt Reynolds and Ryan O'Neal star in this heartfelt valentine to the early days of moviemaking. O'Neal is the film director who literally stumbles into his job, and Reynolds is an overnight screen hero. Based on actual reminiscences of such veterans as Raoul Walsh and Allan Dwan.

Sequel to National Velvet where Velvet is now a grown woman with a niece that is primed to follow in her footsteps as an Olympic horsewoman.

A hapless, hustling young attorney, Leo Harrigan (Ryan O'Neal), is on the run from an irate client when he falls into the hands of pioneer independent filmmaker H. H. Cobb (Brian Keith). As Harrigan begins writing for Cobb's Kinegraph Studios, he meets Kathleen (Jane Hitchcock), an aspiring actress, and falls instantly in love. Hoping to avoid the prying eyes of larger, rival production companies, Cobb hustles Harrigan off to direct several silent action films in the prairies of the Midwest. Although one of the major studios sends an enforcer, ex-alligator wrestler 'Buck' Greenway (Burt Reynolds), to make trouble, after a fight with Harrigan, he agrees to join the company as its leading man. And during the filming of an action sequence, Buck and Kathleen are brought together in the basket of a runaway balloon and agree to marry. The entire crew, including Alice (Tatum O'Neal), a teenage truck driver who runs her own prop rental business, moves to Hollywood where they walk into a nickelodeon that is showing edited versions of the films they have been sending Cobb. Irate, they confront the studio tycoon and announce plans to form their own company. But the restrictions of a large studio and a romantic triangle conspire to break up the relationship until they reunite at the opening of D.W. Griffith's 'The Birth of a Nation,' where a new age in filmmaking is born.