Six Pack

    Six Pack
    1982

    Synopsis

    Stopping briefly in a small Texas town, an itinerant race car driver finds that his stock car, on a trailer behind his motor home, has just been quickly and expertly stripped. He chases down the miscreants, who turn out to be six orphan children. He has no recourse to the law, for the corrupt local sheriff takes most of the proceeds of their thievery in exchange for not putting them in an orphanage. They are charming rogues who are in turn charmed by him. Disliking their arrangement with the sheriff, they stow away with him, and he finds himself becoming a reluctant stepfather. Thanks to their enthusiasm and incredible mechanical know-how, he begins to make a name for himself on the racing circuit. But the sheriff doesn't take kindly to losing his extra income...

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      Cast

      • Kenny RogersBrewster Baker
      • Diane LaneBreezy
      • Erin GrayLilah
      • Barry CorbinSheriff
      • Terry KiserTerk
      • Anthony Michael HallDoc
      • Buddy BakerHimself
      • Lori RandolphKid Racing Fan (uncredited)

      Recommendations

      • 60

        Washington Post

        Smokey and the Bandit meets the Bad News Bears. [16 July 1982, p.11]
      • 50

        The New York Times

        If you've never seen anyone wear a gold chain with a sweatshirt, then by all means go see Kenny Rogers in Six Pack. If that is not your idea of originality, the good-natured but none-too-interesting Six Pack won't strike you as anything new.
      • 50

        TV Guide Magazine

        For all its cute contrivances, Six Pack isn't a bad film and is guaranteed to warm the hearts of Rogers' fans.
      • 50

        Washington Post

        If Rogers moves through the film somewhat lethargically, Six Pack's bare-bones plot doesn't provide much inspiration. [20 July 1982, p.B4]
      • 25

        Miami Herald

        A flavorless brew of Rocky, The Bad News Bears and every bachelor- guardian picture in the history of the medium. [20 July 1982, p.C5]