In Gold We Trust (1990)

Story about a group of commandos trying to retrieve some gold, which is stored in a NASA capsule. During the operation, they confront another commando group led by two evil mercenaries (one... See full summary »

Director:

Philip Chalong

Writers:

Buncherd Dhawee (screenplay), Norman Puemin (story),

Stars:

Jan-Michael Vincent, Sam J. Jones, Sherrie Rose

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Jan-Michael Vincent	...	Oliver Moss
Sam J. Jones	...	Jeff Slater
Sherrie Rose	...	Debbie
Robert Cespedes	...	George
Nappon Gomarachun	...	Col. Lavia
Christoph Klüppel	...	Christoph
Herb 'Superb' Jones	...	Buck
Dean Alexander	...	Junior
Guy L. Lyndar	...	Mark
Donald L. Davis	...	Otis
Bill Bremner	...	Photographer
John Grazioso	...	MIA #2
Mark E. Manint	...	Security #1
Frank Sodetz	...	Security #2
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rodrigo Carlos

Storyline

Story about a group of commandos trying to retrieve some gold, which is stored in a NASA capsule. During the operation, they confront another commando group led by two evil mercenaries (one of them a Communist called Kristoff) and a batallion of Japanese soldiers who are unaware that WWII is over.

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Plot Keywords:

nasa | gold | mission | platoon | booby trap | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Drama

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Details

Country:

France Thailand

Language:

English

Release Date:

1990 (Thailand)

Also Known As:

Gold of the Samurai

Filming Locations:

Thailand

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bangkok Film, Little Bear Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

89 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Filmed back-to-back with The Lost Idol.

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Goofs

At the end of the film, Oliver Moss rips off his dog tags. He then walks back into the camp and he is still wearing them round his neck.

User Reviews

Mind numbing action flick.

The plot of this stupid film has a bunch of soldiers fighting ancient samurai for a pile of gold, or something around that area. The plot is pretty thick headed and worthless, so I didn't really care. This is your typical action film, and brings to mind the old saying: You've seen one you've seen 'em all. Skip it.