Just You and Me, Kid

Just You and Me, Kid is a 1979 American comedy film directed by Leonard Stern, starring George Burns & Brooke Shields.

Plot
The film is about a former Vaudeville star (George Burns) who befriends a teenage runaway (Brooke Shields) after she is chased by drug dealers.

Cast

 * George Burns - Bill
 * Brooke Shields - Kate
 * Christopher Knight - Roy
 * Burl Ives - Max
 * Ray Bolger - Tom
 * Keye Luke - Doctor Device
 * Leon Ames - Manduke the Magnificent
 * Carl Ballantine - Reinhoff the Remarkable
 * Nicolas Coster - Harris
 * William Russ - Demesta
 * Lorraine Gary - Shirl
 * John Schuck - Stan
 * Andrea Howard - Sue
 * Robert Doran - Box Boy

Production
"Just You and Me, Kid" was filmed in Los Angeles and Van Nuys, California.

Reception
Roger Ebert gave the film two stars, calling it a "charming disappointment".

The New York Times' Janet Maslin called the film "utterly benign" and "less like a movie than like a warm bath."

Accolades
Young Artist Awards
 * Brooke Shields: Best Juvenile Actress in a Motion Picture (nominated)