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The Soldier (1982)Terrorists take over a plutonium bomb and threaten to detonate it in a Saudi Arabian oil field. A special anti-terrorist unit is sent in to stop them. Director:James GlickenhausWriter:James Glickenhaus |
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Susan Goodman
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Ivan
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The Soldier's Force
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ICBM Guard
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Customs Officer
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Nuclear Guard
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Al Cerullo | ... |
Dauphin Pilot
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The Russians steal a nuclear device and are stating that unless the Israelis pull out from the West bank, they will detonate it, which they have planted in an oil field and if it should go off; 50% of the World's oil will be contaminated. And the Israelis are unwilling to cooperate and the Americans knowing that they can't allow this are making preparations to force the Israelis off the West bank. The President then calls the Director of the CIA to do something about this. The Director assigns the agent who works outside the official channels codenamed the Soldier. He starts by trying to see if the Russians are indeed behind it but the Russians have him marked for termination. When he tries to contact the Director, the Russians placed a bomb in his office that leaves the soldier with no one but his team and the Israelis to help him. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com
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Code Name: The Soldier - You don't assign him. You unleash him. See more »Genres:
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June 1982 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Codename: The Soldier See more »Company Credits
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Written by Byron Hill and Blake Mevis
Recorded by George Strait for MCA Records
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During the KGB Training Camp scenes in Minsk there is an AM General M715 and a late 1970s GM station wagon seen in the camp. See more »Soundtracks
"Fool Hearted Memory"Written by Byron Hill and Blake Mevis
Recorded by George Strait for MCA Records
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I saw it when it first came out, and I think I was a sophomore in high school. Carter and his "maliase" (pardon the spelling) were out, Reagan and his pro-America anti-evil empire were in. The Soviets were considered a real threat. Perhaps like today's Bin Laden with a few thousand nukes pointed at us.
Yes, the acting tended to be stiff, and there were some things that happened in the movie that didn't make too much sense. You know what? It was not a documentary. Tangerine Dream did an excellent job with the score, the opening scene was great, good action sequences that were of course pro-American, and it had a patriotic ending. It was a good movie for it's time. Back in 1982, it was considered very cool to be very patriotic, and this movie fit the time.