part two
Made For Television Mini-Series Network: CBS Original Air Date: February 26, 1980	The title of the best-selling novel by Judith Krantz is the name of an ultra-chic Beverly Hills boutique that rags-to-riches Billy Ikehorn (Lindsay Wagner) established to fill the void left in her life by the illness of her elderly tycoon husband (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.) and his subsequent death. To help make Scruples what it has become, Billy had brought in top fashion photographer Spider Elliott (Barry Bostwick) and fashion designer Valentine O'Neill (Marie-France Pisier), and it is the intertwined lives and romances of the three that propel this sumptuous but sudsy saga through its six romantic hours. Hy Averback had been scheduled to direct "Scruples" but it is Alan J. Levi who is credited. In 1981, a two-hour television movie continued the story of "Scruples" with Shelley Smith and Dirk Benedict in the Wagner/Bostwick parts.
	CAST AND CREW / FULL CREDITS Director: Alan J. Levi Director Cast: Lindsay Wagner as Billy Ikehorn Barry Bostwick as Spider Elliott Marie-France Pisier as Valentine O'Neill Efrem Zimbalist Jr. as Ellis Ikehorn Connie Stevens as Maggie Mcgregor Nick Mancuso as Vito Orsini Robert Reed as Josh Hillman Gene Tierney as Harriet Toppingham Louise Latham as Mary Ann Evans Genevieve as Lilianne De Vertdulac Michael Callan as Alan Wilton Gary Graham as Jake Cassidy Sarah Marshall as Susan Arvey Milton Selzer as Sid Amos Paul Carr as Pat O'Byrnne John Hancock as Lieutenant Tony Bakersmith Anna Lee as Aunt Wilhelmina Lelia Goldoni as Joanne Hillman George Gaynes as John Prince Kim Cattrall as Melanie Adams Francois-Marie Benard as Edouard Gavin MacLeod as Curt Arvey Carol O'Leary as Faye Walker Edmiston as Jonathan Dorman Gino Defulgentiis as Sergio Doris Dowling as Sally Reuters Robert Clarke as Clem Fuery Jan Clayton as Mrs Elliott Murphy Cross as Dolly Moon Gloria LeRoy as Rosie John DeLancie as Pierre Goodman Lynda Costanzo as Jessica Berry Berenson as Receptionist Eloise Hardt as La Comtesse Evelyn Kuhn as Lucia Gregg Enton as Party Bum Joy Claussen as Secretary Walt Davis as Police Officer Bert Wood as Hank Sanders Kim Genelle as Beth Michael Heit as Donald Grimm Buck Young as Apartment Doorman Laurie Main as Scruples Doorman Sheryl Simmons as Tami Charles Todd as Sandy Stanley Brock as Theater Manager Bill Quinn as Judge Riddle Michael Greene as Craft Services Man Bruce Reed as Damon Kennedy Cinematography: Joseph Biroc Director Of Photography Writer: James Lee Screenwriter Producer: Ron Samuels Supervising Producer Leonard B. Kaufman Producer Paul R Picard Executive Producer Editing: Erwin Dumbrille Editor Howard S Deane Editor (Part 2) Music: Charles Bernstein Music Abby Marable Music Editor Title Design: Phill Norman Titles Assistant Direction: Roger Carlton Assistant Director Frank Glenn Assistant Director Eric Stacey Jr. Assistant Director Sam Dress Assistant Director Art Director: Frank Taylor-Smith Art Director Ron Foreman Art Director Visual Effects: Gene Griggs Special Effects Make-Up: Robert Ryan Makeup Beau Hickman Makeup Virginia G Hadfield Hair Jo Thomas Hairdresser Costume-Wardrobe: Daniel Paredes Costumes Kathy O'Rear Wardrobe Kathleen Brodbeck Wardrobe June Lynn Smith Wardrobe Harald Jonson Wardrobe Jim Lapidus Wardrobe Art Department: Jim Hassinger Set Decorator Sound: Donald H Matthews Sound Department Ron Clark Sound Editor Casting: Gail Melnick Casting Kris Kromas Casting Jose Villaverde Casting Production Companies: Lou Step Productions Production Company Warner Bros. Television Production Company Cbs Entertainment (Network) Network Warner Bros. Television Distributor Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group Distributor Film Production - Main: Harry Langdon Photography Tony Friedkin Photography Film Production - Unit: Fred Slark Unit Production Manager Film Production - Construction/Set: Sam Moore Props Misc. Crew: Jane Mandel Assistant Max Watkins Assistant Sound Fx Inc Supervisor Pacific Title & Art Studio Supervisor Judith Krantz Source Material (From Novel)