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Hardcastle and McCormick

Hardcastle and McCormick Dates : 1983 - 1986
67 episodes of 47 min
First broadcasting : 9 Septembre 1984
Creator(s) : Stephen J. Cannell
Producer(s) : Stephen J. Cannell, Lawrence Hertzog, Jo Swerling Jr.
Music : Pete Carpenter et Mike Post
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French Traduire

Synopsis

Mark McCormick became a car thief at the age of 17 until the day he meets Johnny Johnson and his daughter Barbara who puts him back on the right path. Then became one of the best race pilots, Mark falls in love with Melinda Marshall. For an obscure reason of insurance, he put his new Porsche with his name but when he broke and wanted to recover his Porsche, Mark was arrested for theft of car and sentenced to purge a five -year sentence at the Saintitian of Saint Quentin.

When he left prison, he works again for Johnny Johnson (what a chic guy this Johnny) to develop a new concept of racing car, La Coyote, thus attracting the lusts of unscrupulous bandits. When Johnny is murdered, Mark is arrested and suspected of having stolen the coyote on behalf of Barbara, Johnny's daughter.

Mark passes before judge Milton Hardcastle who "moves" from his situation and obtains his guard. Indeed, the judge goes back to retirement and he sees the opportunity to track down criminals who take advantage of legal flaws or accused relaxed for insufficient evidence. Where the police "shit" (according to Hardcastle who does not have his tongue in his dress), he can now allow himself to conscientiously conduct his investigations.

After finding and incriminating the murderers of Johnny, the judge spends a market with McCormick to continue their fruitful association. In addition, Barbara who has always believed in the innocence of Mark, gives him coyote. "At least that's what Johnny would have liked ..."

The problem when we coexist with a "nag of kansas" is to bear the fact that he plays (badly) of the trombonne or that he plays shamelessly in basketball at 4 am, hence the Perpetual taken from beak which maintain virile friendship, as well as stupid bets like taking its pulse after a bitter part of basketball or the game of the room closest to the wall without touching it ... unparalleled happiness;) ))

The judge and the pilot (Hardcastle and McCormick) was an American television series which was broadcast for the first time in 1983. She featured Brian Keith in the role of judge Milton C. Hardcastle, a retirement judge who forms a Team with a former racing driver, Mark "Skid" McCormick (interpreted by Daniel Hugh Kelly) to continue the criminals who escaped justice.

The series focused on the adventures of the Hardcastle judge and Skid McCormick as they worked together to resolve crimes and pursue criminals on the run. The Hardcastle judge was a retirement judge who had decided to take action to continue the criminals who had escaped justice thanks to technical defects or errors of procedure. Skid McCormick, on the other hand, was a former motor racing driver who had been imprisoned for a crime he had not committed. The Hardcastle judge helped him escape from prison and offered to work with him to continue the criminals on the run.

The series was focused on action and adventure, with car prosecutions and intense action scenes. She also featured Gerald Mcraney in the role of Inspector Frank Harper, who was responsible for continuing the Hardcastle and Skid McCormick judge while they were on the run. The series lasted three seasons and was broadcast until 1986.

The Actors

Brian Keith - Juge Milton C. Hardcastle

Brian Keith


(Juge Milton C. Hardcastle)

Daniel Hugh Kelly - Mark McCormick

Daniel Hugh Kelly


(Mark McCormick)

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Trivia

Originally the concept was to have Hardcastle to hunt down all the criminals he prosecuted but were released due to technicalities. In order to keep the A.C.L.U. off of their backs, the producers decided to compromise and have him go after them for current offenses only.

Mark began attending law school during the final season.

Judge Hardcastle's nickname was "Hardcase".

Filming

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Authors of the card

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