Beyond the Law (1992)

Director:

Larry Ferguson

Writer (WGA):

Larry Ferguson (written by)

Release Date:

22 April 1993 (Germany)

Genre:

Drama

Tagline:

Some men are meant to stand between good and evil.

Plot:

An undercover cop joins a murderous, arms-dealing biker gang to try to put them behind bars.

Plot Keywords:

Biker Gang | Biker | Undercover | Sawn Off Shotgun | Urination Scene

Cast

Charlie Sheen	...	Daniel 'Dan' Saxon
Linda Fiorentino	...	Renee Jason
Michael Madsen	...	Blood
Courtney B. Vance	...	Conroy Price
Leon Rippy	...	Virgil
Dennis Burkley	...	Oatmeal
Lyndsay Riddell	...	Marybette Jason
Rino Thunder	...	Bogus Charlie
Rip Torn	...	Deputy Prescott
James Oscar Lee	...	Highside
Ed Adams	...	Dirt
Hollie Chamberlain	...	Stephie
Richard Madsen	...	Buster
Larry Ferguson	...	Sheriff Kelly
Ted Parks	...	Sidewinder

Also Known As:

Fixing the Shadow (International: English title)
Made of Steel (Europe: English title)

Runtime:

108 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Iceland:16 | USA:R (certificate #32040) | New Zealand:R18 | Spain:18 | UK:18 | Finland:K-16 | Canada:18A

Filming Locations:

El Mirage Dry Lake, California, USA

Company:

Capitol Films

Trivia:

The real Dan Saxon was an extra in the movie.

Goofs:

Audio/visual unsynchronized: When Virgil arrives at the Spanish Wells in the red Cadillac and they decide to take the car and dump it down the hill, the tires squeal as they leave, but they are on a dirt road.

Quotes:

Dan Saxon: He saved my life.
Renee: He saved Sid's life. Can you even tell the difference anymore?

Soundtrack:

Working on It

a fantastic TRUE story with a fantastic cast!

Without a doubt one of the best movies ever transposed from a true story. The cast was awesome. The locations were right on, and the storyline and ending was extremely well played out. I can't remember the last time Charlie Sheen was in top form as he was in this film. The "bikers" were true to form and the law enforcement portrayals were even realistic. All I can say is hats off to the real Dan Saxon for even attempting such a feat as was portrayed in the film. He is a true credit to law enforcement and the war on drugs. Also hats off to the entire cast, crew, and extras that made this very awesome movie a success. I just bought the DVD and can't wait to watch it again.