Harry O/Such Dust as Dreams Are Made On

Such Dust as Dreams Are Made On
Airdate	March 11, 1973
Written by	Howard Rodman
Directed by	Jerry Thorpe
Produced by	Jerry Thorpe
Network	ABC
Style	90-minute crime drama
Company	Warner Bros. Television
Origin	USA
— N/A	Pilot Movie 2 → Smile Jenny, You're Dead
Harry O

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Such Dust as Dreams Are Made On is the first pilot movie for Harry O.

David Janssen (Harry Orwell)

Guest Stars: Martin Sheen (Harlan Garrison), Margot Kidder (Helen), Will Geer (Len McNeil), Marianna Hill (Mildred)

Special Guest Star: Sal Mineo (Walter Scheerer)

Co-Starring: Melvin Stewart (Sgt. Arvin Granger), Kathleen Gackle (Marilyn Bedestrum), Lawrence Cook (Bartender)

Featuring: Karen Lamm (Girl Clerk), Les Lannom (Library Assistant), S. John Launer (Pollicheff), Bill McLean (Wino), Cheryl Jean Stoppelmoor (Teenage Girl), Joe Hoover (Desk Sgt.), Tim Haldeman (Jesse), Jack Kosslyn (Chester), Ethel Hazen (Police Woman), Van Kirksey (Black Man Being Booked), Michael McGreevey (Bobby)

Plot Overview

Harry Orwell, an ex-cop forced to retire due to the lingering effects from being shot in the back, sets up a shingle as a private investigator on his San Diego houseboat. His first client is the man who shot him and his partner, and he wants Harry to protect him from his former partner in crime, who wants to kill him.

Trivia

The Show

Some of the footage with Sal Mineo was later used in the first season episode "Elegy For a Cop".