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 |
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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 |
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| Bruce Boxleitner | ... |
Cole Hickel
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| Billy Drago | ... |
Cowboy
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| Tom Bresnahan | ... |
Klaus Hermann
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| Fabiana Udenio | ... |
Teresa Escobal
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Christopher Neame | ... |
Stefan Noll
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| Matthias Hues | ... |
Gephardt
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| Sharon Case | ... |
Ellen Hickel
(as Sharon L. Case)
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| Robert DoQui | ... |
Ferguson
(as Robert Do 'Qui)
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| Lee de Broux | ... |
McManus
(as Lee DeBroux)
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| Ken Foree | ... |
Del Roy Gaines
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| Robert Forster | ... | ||
| Meg Foster | ... |
Gerta Hermann
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| J. Marvin Campbell | ... |
Lt. Strathern
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Kenneth Kimmins | ... |
Wyler
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Rozlyn Sorrell | ... |
Landerholt
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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. Written by Anonymous
This movie is nothing special. Although it has it's moments (e.g. Billy Drago as a good guy, LOL, have we ever seen that before??), it loses out to lots of other similar movies which are better. The plot is pretty standard. Bad guy commits heinous crime, flees to another country where he thinks he's safe, our hero follows him to settle things straight. A plot like that always has potential, but this movie wasn't able to deliver to my standards. The action scenes weren't that good, and most of time the movie is boring. Even Matthias Hues wasn't able to add anything here. It could have been worse, though, it's not terrible either. 4 out of 10