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Director:
Lou Antonio
Writers (WGA):
Gene LePere (book)
Rose Leiman Goldemberg (teleplay)
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Release Date:
1 May 1989 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Drama | Thriller See more »
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User Reviews:
aka Passport to Terror See more (4 total) »

Cast

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Lee Remick ... Gene LePere
Norma Aleandro ... Isha

Tony Goldwyn ... Ken Horton

Roy Thinnes ... Jimmy
John Standing ... Charnaud
Suzanne Wouk ... Nehse
Shanit Keter ... Lufti
Jim Antonio ... Edwin Kant
Christine Burke ... Bea
Kim Lonsdale ... Nancy Rust

Ian Abercrombie ... Captain

Tuck Milligan ... Andrews

Vachik Mangassarian ... Customs Chief
Richard Balin ... Larry
Hildy Brooks ... Young Woman
Pamela Kosh ... Connie Devon

Sirri Murad ... Judge
Ann Marie Gillis ... Marie (as Anne Marie Gillis)
Efrat Lavie ... Curator
Evangelia Costantakos ... Ozgol

Sharon Barr ... Hikmet
Tracy Kolis ... Mother with Baby
Yomi Perry ... Yasemin
Leeza Vinnichenko ... German Woman

Vida Ghahremani ... Hanifa Hanim
Gonca Ondemir ... Sara
Richard Assad ... Customs Man
Javad Pishvaie ... Court Clerk

Irene Roseen ... Travel Agent
Agim Coma ... Hotel Clerk

Shaun Toub ... Prison Soldier

Avner Garbi ... Doctor
Azdine Melliti ... Young Soldier (as Azdine Melitti)
Mary Angela Shea ... Clerk (as Mary Angela-Shea)
Reva Rose ... American Woman
Apollo Dukakis ... Turkish Man
Ray Nazzari ... Airport Travel Clerk
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jak Castro ... Airport Guard (uncredited)
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Directed by
Lou Antonio 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Gene LePere (book "Never Pass This Way Again")

Rose Leiman Goldemberg (teleplay)

Produced by
Lou Antonio .... executive producer
Bill Finnegan .... supervising producer
Patricia Finnegan .... supervising producer (as Pat Finnegan)
Peter Nelson .... producer
Sheldon Pinchuk .... supervising producer
 
Original Music by
Paul Chihara 
 
Cinematography by
Larry Pizer (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Gary Griffin  (as Gary Griffen)
 
Casting by
Robert Harbin  (as Robert W. Harbin)
Beth Hymson 
 
Production Design by
Richard Sherman 
 
Set Decoration by
Michael Warga 
 
Costume Design by
Eileen Kennedy 
 
Makeup Department
Emanuel Millar .... hair stylist (as Manny Millar)
Lorraine Polak .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
Richard Dupuy .... production manager: France
Chuck Murray .... unit production manager
David Roessell .... executive in charge of production
Martine Ventura .... unit manager: France
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Tamu Blackwell .... second assistant director
Eric Jewett .... first assistant director
 
Art Department
David E. Harshbarger .... property master (as David Harshbarger)
Tedi Tate .... assistant property master
Dennis M. Brown .... additional art department production assistant (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
George H. Anderson .... supervising sound editor
Ed Berghoff .... boom operator
Trevor Black .... sound mixer
Phil Flad .... sound re-recording mixer (as Philip J. Flad Jr.)
Mike Getlin .... sound re-recording mixer
Dean Okrand .... sound re-recording mixer
 
Stunts
Fred Lerner .... stunt coordinator
Hannah Kozak .... stunts (uncredited)
Victoria Vanderkloot .... stunts (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Philippe Carr-Forster .... camera operator (as Philip Carr-Forster)
Peter Chrimes .... key grip
Bob Field .... gaffer
Robert Fraisse .... camera operator: France
Weston Lant .... best boy grip (as Weston Lant Jr.)
Robert A. Preston .... best boy electric (as Bob Preston)
Brian Tilden .... electrician (uncredited)
Jorgen Wedseltoft .... assistant camera (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Reatha Grey .... extras casting
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Leslie Weir .... wardrobe supervisor
 
Editorial Department
Chuck Ellison .... assistant editor
Lisa Matsukawa .... post-production coordinator
 
Music Department
Abby Treloggen .... music editor
 
Transportation Department
Ed Arter .... transportation coordinator
 
Other crew
John Steven Agoglia .... location manager (as John-Steven Agoglia)
Kokayi Ampah .... location manager
Jeff Behlendorf .... payroll services
Elana Golden .... script supervisor
John Lord Hastings .... craft service (as John Hastings)
Anna-Lisa Nilsson .... production coordinator
Marty Pessin .... production accountant
Lori-Etta Taub .... production controller
Laura Petticord .... production assistant (uncredited)
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Runtime:
100 min | West Germany:91 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Stereo
Certification:
Iceland:L | West Germany:12
Company:
Peter Nelson-Lou Antonio ProductionsSee more »

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Trivia:
Last film project for Lee Remick.See more »

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9 out of 14 people found the following review useful.
aka Passport to Terror, 24 February 2002
Author: petershelleyau from Sydney, Australia

Lee Remick is Gene LePere, an American imprisoned in Turkey accused of smuggling antiquities. Whilst much is made of Remick's blonde hair in a country of dark women, and her fear is believable, she isn't the heroic type, so her repeatedly being told how admirable she is, is unintentionally funny. The teleplay by Rose Leiman Goldemberg based on LePere's book Never Pass This Way Again presents Gene's purchase of the items as by street thug intimidation, as a clue that something bad will come of it, though Gene's experience in prison isn't as horrific as it might have been. It's a pity Goldemberg doesn't give us anything about Gene's previous life in New York, since the narrative begins with Gene on the cruiseliner, since the only family connection she appears to have is an ex-husband. Director Lou Antonio uses the music score of Paul Chihara well, and provides a conversation between Gene and her lawyer Isha (Norma Aleandro) in silhouette. The ending isn't a surprise, particularly when you cast Remick, but at least it's not too easy.

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