Madison (film) Quotes

Madison (film) is a TV show that was first aired in 1970 . Madison ended its run in 1970.

It features William Bindley and Carl Amari as producer, Kevin Kiner in charge of musical score, and James Glennon as head of cinematography.

Madison (film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Madison (film) is 99 minutes long. Madison (film) is distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The cast includes: Jake Lloyd as Mike McCormick, Bruce Dern as Harry Volpi, John Mellencamp as Adult Mike McCormick, Jim Caviezel as Jim McCormick, Mary McCormack as Bonnie McCormick, Brent Briscoe as Tony Steinhardt, Mark Fauser as Travis, and Frank Knapp Jr. as Bobby Humphrey.

Madison (film) Quotes

John Mellencamp as Adult Mike McCormick

• (John Mellencamp) "Why is it that everything important that happens to you when you're a kid, happens during the summer? In the summer of 1971 I was ten years old, and the only thing I looked forward to more than the last day of school, was the first day of practice of the hydroplane racing season. You could say Madison kids were born into racing, the same way some folks were born into the oil business or farming."

Brent Briscoe as Tony Steinhardt

(We don't have any quotes for this character)

Mary McCormack as Bonnie McCormick

• (Mary McCormack) "You be good, alright?"
• (Jake Lloyd) "No gambling, no whiskey, and no women --"

Jim Caviezel as Jim McCormick

• (Jim Caviezel) "Is Mike asleep?"
• (Mary McCormack) "Mm hmm, finally. Wanted to know what his first word was."
• (Jim Caviezel) "What was it, "Nixon?""
• (Mary McCormack) "Close. It was "Daddy.""

Jake Lloyd as Mike McCormick

• (Jake Lloyd) "Can you fish out of this boat."
• (Bruce Dern) "Caught more fish than John the Baptist?"
• (Jake Lloyd) "Who's John the Baptist?"
• (Bruce Dern) "Something tells me this kid spends a little too much time at the boat garage."

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