LYCOS RETRIEVER 
Richard Crenna
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Dogs aren't the cuddly companions they're thought to be in this chilling horror film starring Yvette Mimieux, Richard Crenna and Ken Kercheval. Instead, the titular canine is actually man's worst enemy, as it leaves a wake of death, despair and destruction in the place it once called home. Overtaken by a ghostly presence, the animal attempts to co-opt the souls of its owners, who are nearly paralyzed by fear and defeat.
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Actor Richard Crenna smiles as he poses for a photo July 12, 2001, in Pasadena, Calif. Crenna stared as President Ronald Reagan in the Showtime television movie "The Day Reagan Was Shot." The film, which premiered Sunday, Dec. 9 at 9 p.m., EST, chronicled the behind-the-scenes chaos following the 1981 assassination attempt on the 40th U.S. president. Richard Crenna died on January 17th, 2003.
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Gregory Peck stars as Charles Keith, the ground-based supervisor of a crew of astronauts led by mission commander Jim Pruett (Richard Crenna) conducting a series of endurance tests while in space. When Keith orders the ship to reenter earth's atmosphere, their craft experiences a mechanical problem,...
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RICHARD CRENNA: A C-141 lifts off from Thule Air Force Base. Once a vital staging post for the nuclear bomber fleet, Thule is now a relic of the Cold War. While its radar domes still probe the horizon, it is eerily quiet and almost deserted. One of the most remote and isolated outposts of the United States Air Force, it lies on the inhospitable barren shore of northwest Greenland, deep inside the Arctic Circle. The climate is harsh and unforgiving. Even in summer, when the sun never sets, it remains so cold that the sea is littered with icebergs.
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Learn about the life of celebrated explorer and American icon Daniel Boone in this animated program narrated by Richard Crenna. Known for his adventurous nature, Boone was ... an expert hunter from the tender age of 12 and an integral part of Kentucky's settlement because of his ability to negotiate land. Some of his more challenging moments are also covered, including his son's death and his capture by the Shawnee tribe.
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In this modern noir thriller, Ned Racine (William Hurt), a Florida attorney engages in a steamy affair with Matty Walker (Kathleen Turner), a married woman who persuades him to kill her husband (Richard Crenna). The two plot his murder, but are Matty's intentions honorable? Ned becomes too obsessed with needing her to notice.
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