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Behind Enemy Lines (1986)Col. Carradine leads a group of American P.O.W.s, battling their way to freedom as Saigon falls to the Viet Cong. Director:Gideon Amir |
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Title: Behind Enemy Lines (1986)
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Charles R. Floyd | ... | |
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Capt. Vinh
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Waite
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Scott
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McCoy
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Gen. Morgan
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Gen. Weaver
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Teague
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Irma Alegre | ... |
Bargirl
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Spanky Manikan | ... |
NVA officer
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Estrella Antonio | ... |
Vietnamese mother
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Col. Carradine leads a group of American P.O.W.s, battling their way to freedom as Saigon falls to the Viet Cong.
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The most daring escapeParents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
April 1986 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Attack Force 'Nam See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden - 301 N. Baldwin Avenue, Arcadia, California, USA See more »Box Office
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$2,497,233 (USA)Company Credits
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Col. James Cooper: I'm getting too old for this shit!
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During the ambush in the opening sequence one of the Vietnamese soldiers is clearly played by an African-American. See more »Quotes
[After being hit in the face by Sparks]Col. James Cooper: I'm getting too old for this shit!
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David Carradine makes you believe a laid back lethargic soldier can become a one man killing machine in the jungles of the 'Nam. This film is lots of fun, anybody expecting military and historical accuracy will suffer the same kind of disappointment as someone expecting to see David Carradine perform with all the speed and agility of Bruce Lee.
Carradine and his fellow P.O.W.s suffer at the hands of a VC officer who secretly harbors a desire for the American dream, he demands that Carradine aid him in achieving it. Instead the Tai Chi expert and the dependable Steve James (you could pair James up with Hugh Grant and still be guaranteed victory) serve up a healthy dose of mayhem and sends Charlie running most ricki tik. If you've run out of Chuck Norris war films to watch, P.O.W. the Escape will fill the void.