Moving Target

Moving Target is a 1988 American television film directed by Chris Thomson. Plot Seventeen-year-old Toby Kellogg returns home early to Los Angeles from the Interlochen Center for the Arts' Interlochen Arts Camp, a classical-music summer camp in Michigan, where his father had sent him, to discover that his family is missing and his house is empty of all furniture. Unbeknownst to Toby, his father has become a federal informant against his father's former boss, and thus his family has entered the federal witness protection program. Toby's father's boss is involved in a mob-directed corporate operation handling drug money, and Toby would have joined his parents in hiding had he not gone to music camp. In Los Angeles, Toby searches for his parents, while the police are trying to find Toby. In addition, a mob hit man is trying to find Toby as well. Cast Jason Bateman as Toby Kellogg John Glover as Dobbins Jack Wagner as Tim Sutcliff - Scott Syndicate Chynna Phillips as Megan Lawrence Donna Mitchell as Sarah Kellogg Claude Brooks as David Bernie Coulson as Jeff Ackley Richard Dysart as Arthur Cambridge Tom Skerritt as Joseph Kellogg William Lanteau as Mr. Bauman Robert Downey Sr. as Weinberg Tom Fridley as Darrin Arnold F. Turner as Suggs Javier Grajeda as Lopez Aimee Brooks as Jody Kellogg Production The movie began filming on December 7, 1987 and was shot in Los Angeles.