Diplomatic Immunity (I) (1991)

Cole Hickel, a Marine, pursues his daughter's killer when he is allowed to go back to Paraguay because of "diplomatic immunity."

Director:

Peter Maris

Writers:

Theodore Taylor (novel), Randall Frakes (screenplay),

Stars:

Bruce Boxleitner, Billy Drago, Tom Bresnahan

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Bruce Boxleitner	...	Cole Hickel
Billy Drago	...	Cowboy
Tom Bresnahan	...	Klaus Hermann
Fabiana Udenio	...	Teresa Escobal
Christopher Neame	...	Stefan Noll
Matthias Hues	...	Gephardt
Sharon Case	...	Ellen Hickel (as Sharon L. Case)
Robert DoQui	...	Ferguson (as Robert Do 'Qui)
Lee de Broux	...	McManus (as Lee DeBroux)
Ken Foree	...	Del Roy Gaines
Robert Forster	...	Stonebridge
Meg Foster	...	Gerta Hermann
J. Marvin Campbell	...	Lt. Strathern
Kenneth Kimmins	...	Wyler
Rozlyn Sorrell	...	Landerholt

Storyline

A military career man, distraught over the murder of his daughter and the subsequent release of her killer who is protected by 'diplomatic immunity,' resigns from the service to pursue the psychopath. No one will help him - and no one can stop him.

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Plot Keywords:

paraguay | murder | dominatrix | paraguayan | cult film | 

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Genres:

Action | Drama

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

7 August 1991 (USA)

Also Known As:

American Steel

Filming Locations:

Sable Ranch - 25933 Sand Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, California, USA

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

The cowboy's arm arm when telling Cole "I'm gonna miss you" in the car.

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Quotes

Stefan Noll: That man trains marines.
Klaus Hermann: What can one man do?

User Reviews

For fans of Fabiana only

It's true that there's really not much here. A very run-of-the-mill revenge story. The acting of the star, Bruce Boxleitner, who I have never heard of, wasn't bad, nor that of Billy Drago. The script is fourth-rate. And yes, since this film's raison d'etre is the topless scene by Fabiana Udenio, let's discuss that. I first saw her in guest roles on '80's sitcoms, like "Wings". She was soooo gorgeous. Still is. She seems to be an acceptable actress. Those boobs, though. They really grab one's attention when she is clothed, but they are just too big to be very attractive bare. They definitely seem to be real, though, and give credit for that. Big, giant fake ones are really ugly. So, unless you want to see Fabiana's charms, there is simply no other reason to see this movie. Grade: F