Run (1991) 5.7
When a law student accidentally kills the son of a mob boss in a fight, he finds himself relentlessly pursued by the mob and the police. Director:Geoff Burrowes |
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Run (1991) 5.7
When a law student accidentally kills the son of a mob boss in a fight, he finds himself relentlessly pursued by the mob and the police. Director:Geoff Burrowes |
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| Patrick Dempsey | ... | ||
| Kelly Preston | ... |
Karen Landers
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Ken Pogue | ... |
Halloran
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| Alan C. Peterson | ... |
Denny Halloran
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| James Kidnie | ... |
Sammy
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| Sean McCann | ... |
Marv
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Michael MacRae | ... |
O'Rourke
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Tom McBeath | ... |
Smithy
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Marc Strange | ... |
Chief Travers
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| Christopher Lawford | ... |
Martins
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William S. Taylor | ... |
Halsey
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| Jerry Wasserman | ... |
Halloran's Lieutenant
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Peter Williams | ... |
Cab Driver
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Mina E. Mina | ... |
Garage Owner
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| Lochlyn Munro | ... |
College Buddy
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While conveying a Porsche from L.A. to Atlantic City, student Charlie has to make a stop due to engine trouble. Mistaken as rich, he's invited to a big poker game -- and wins big time. However Denny Halloran, son of a mighty mobster, is a bad loser and starts a fight. But he's also a bad fighter: he falls on his head and is dead. Now Charlie's in trouble; after he flees Halloran's father puts a reward on his head. Even the police won't help him against the mighty man... so Charlie has to run for his life. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
In response to another person's valid comment about this movie, I would like to say that they are wrong to say this movie is Hitchcockian, the so called master director couldn't ever hope to make anything this good.
Run, is as fast paced as its title suggests. A brilliant masterwork about a young, naiive man who finds himself on the run from about everyone within a community when he is wrongfully accused of killing a mobster's son.
There is great support from all the cast, and it's without a doubt there hasn't been a better cat and mouse thriller since its release. Underrated actor Patrick Dempsey's second best movie since Can't Buy Me Love, which by the way is better than the more than adequately enjoyable, She's All That.