Robert Bednarski | 80's Movie Guide

Taglines: A loner. A legend. A hero. Wild Thing movie synopsis. When his parents are killed in a botched drug deal, a young boy is taken in by a bag lady who teaches him about the Blue Coats (Cops) and White Coats (Doctors). After her death he becomes an urban Tarzan defending innocents in a large city. He soon becomes an urban legend and champion of street justice, espousing a 1960s philosophy and coming to the aid of the helpless and oppressed. Jane (Kathleen Quinlan) is the concerned social worker who falls for the hero. Armed with a bow and arrow and makeshift equipment such as a grappling hook made from an old umbrella he and his cat sidekick set out to avenge his parents death when he finds the drug dealer that killed them. The song Wild Thing by the Troggs is played as a sort of theme music for this unlikely hero, played by Robert Knepper. Wild Thing is a 1987 film released by Atlantic Entertainment Group directed by Max Reid, screenplay by John Sayles, and story by Larry Stamper. Starring are Robert Knepper, Kathleen Quinlan, Robert Davi, Maury Chaykin, Betty Buckley, Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge, Robert Bednarski, Cree Summer and Clark Johnson. Wild Thing (1987) Directed by: Max Reid Starring: Robert Knepper, Kathleen Quinlan, Robert Davi, Maury Chaykin, Betty Buckley, Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge, Robert Bednarski, Cree Summer, Clark Johnson Screenplay by: Larry Stamper, John Sayles Production Design by: Jocelyn Joly, John Meighen Cinematography by: René Verzier Film Editing by: Battle Davis, Steven Rosenblum Costume Design by: Paul-André Guérin Music by: George S. Clinton Distributed by: Atlantic Entertainment Group Release Date: April 17, 1987