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B.J. Nelson (screenplay)
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Release Date:
15 April 1983 (USA) more
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The 'Mad Dog' Criminal...The 'Lone Wolf' Lawman...The Ultimate Showdown. more
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The archetypical renegade Texas Ranger wages war against a drug kingpin with automatic weapons, his... more | add synopsis
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Chuck Norris | ... | J.J. McQuade | |
| David Carradine | ... | Rawley Wilkes | |
| Barbara Carrera | ... | Lola Richardson | |
| Leon Isaac Kennedy | ... | Jackson | |
| Robert Beltran | ... | Kayo | |
| L.Q. Jones | ... | Dakota | |
| Dana Kimmell | ... | Sally McQuade | |
| R.G. Armstrong | ... | T. Tyler | |
| Jorge Cervera Jr. | ... | Jefe | |
| Sharon Farrell | ... | Molly | |
| Daniel Frishman | ... | Falcon | |
| William Sanderson | ... | Snow | |
| John Anderson | ... | Burnside | |
| Robert Arenas | ... | Gas Station Attendant | |
| Tommy Ballard | ... | Colonel |
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A Man Without Fear (Philippines: English title)
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107 min
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Finland:K-16 (1996) | Finland:K-18 (1983) | Iceland:12 | France:U | UK:15 (DVD rating) | UK:18 (original rating) | Australia:M | Norway:16 (heavily cut) | Norway:18 | Sweden:15 | USA:PG (certificate #26905) | West Germany:18 | Singapore:PG
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David Carradine was warned by Chuck Norris for kicking too hard during the final scene. more
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Rawley Wilkes: I understand you're very good with your hands and feet. more
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Among all Chuck Norris movies I've watched so far, there were a few I rather liked (especially "Missing In Action" was so hilarious they had to quote it in "Hot Shots 2"), but "Lone Wolf McQuade" is the first time I actually loved every minute. I confess. There are many good reasons for it, though. Already in the opening scene, I noticed the excellent music by Francesco De Masi. The guitars, bells, trumpets, harmonicas are straight from the school of spaghetti western and turn every close-up into larger-than-life drama. David Carradine is a opponent way ahead of the villains Chuck battled in other flicks. Barbara Carrera ("Never Say Never Again") catches the eye as a widow falling in love with Chuck. The story is (intentionally or not) kept as basic as possible: hero meets bad guys, tries a solution with violence, doesn't work, tries MORE violence, then it works. Much in this movie defies reason and logic, but don't ask "why?", just view it as a kind of ritualistic fantasy western in a modern day decoration, thus it can be great fun. And you learn a lot of useful things, for example: you can revive a seemingly dead and definitely buried man with two cans of beer. And don't miss one of the first computer hacking scenes in film history, you won't believe your eyes.