Hal Needham

Stroker Ace, directed by Hal Needham, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1983.

Needham

James L. Brooks offered Reynolds the role of astronaut Garrett Breedlove in Terms of Endearment (1983) but the best Burt Reynolds turned Endearment down to do Stroker Ace (1983), another car chase comedy directed by Needham.

that was eventually renamed Stroker Ace and made into a horrid movie with Burt Reynolds

That is the original title for the book that was eventually renamed Stroker Ace and made into a horrid movie with Burt Reynolds.

Jerry Goldsmith

Jerry Goldsmith also directed Stroker Ace (1983, co-produced by Laurel Goodwin and featuring Warren Stevens).

Mr. Rajeev Sharma

Mr. Rajeev Sharma is the Director of the ACE, and is also a &nbs...

by George Kempson

Written by Sasha Danswan and directed by George Kempson, ‘Ace’ spans ninety minutes, as Sasha moves through different sex positions, while a voiceover describes Sasha's past experiences, with lovers and Sasha's changing sense of self.

Per Davidsson

ACE Director, Per Davidsson, was one of the key presenters-panelists, along with Dhruba Gupta, Paul Niederer, Kit Kriewaldt and Emily Jade O’Keeffe.

, despite the always welcome presence of Jim Nabors

’s Days of Thunder or Burt Reynolds’ Driven, or god forbid, Stroker Ace, despite the always welcome presence of Jim Nabors.

and Ned Beatty

Stroker Ace featuring Burt Reynolds and Ned Beatty is available for rent or purchase on iTunes, available for rent or purchase on Apple TV, available for rent or purchase on Google Play, and 3 others.

Dynasty's subsequent TV productions

It ran for four seasons and found a second life in syndication, even spawning a revival show, but Dynasty's subsequent TV productions never lasted more than a season, among them the acclaimed Frank’s Place and The Famous Teddy Z. Dynasty made the transition to movies writing Stroker Ace (1983) and stepped into the director’s chair with Police Academy (1984), which became a huge comedy hit and spawned a franchise.

among them the acclaimed Frank’s Place and The Famous Teddy Z. Dynasty

It ran for four seasons and found a second life in syndication, even spawning a revival show, but Dynasty's subsequent TV productions never lasted more than a season, among them the acclaimed Frank’s Place and The Famous Teddy Z. Dynasty made the transition to movies writing Stroker Ace (1983) and stepped into the director’s chair with Police Academy (1984), which became a huge comedy hit and spawned a franchise.

Jim Nabors's longtime friendship with Burt Reynolds

In the early 1980s, Jim Nabors's longtime friendship with Burt Reynolds led to roles in Stroker Ace, Cannonball II and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

the big swing in Frank Hardy's career

While Kirstie, 28, encouraged Stevenson’s new image, the big swing in Frank Hardy's career came in Stroker Ace as villainous Aubrey James, Burt Reynolds’ foe on the stock car circuit.

Murdoch's prior links to ACE’s Director, Nicholas Serota

The appointment has met with widespread protests across social media due to Murdoch’s power and influence in the media and Murdoch's prior links to ACE’s Director, Nicholas Serota.

the ever so talented writer/director Aristides Zamora

With the ever so talented writer/director Aristides Zamora taking the helm, I co-produced this independently-financed, feature-length film that follows a struggling musician, Ace, in the City of Angels.