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Crisis in the Kremlin (1992)The sister-in-law of an assassin and a CIA agent team-up to save Gorbachev's life. Director:Jonathan Winfrey |
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Title: Crisis in the Kremlin (1992)
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| Robert Rusler | ... |
Jack Reilly
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Leo
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Denise Bixler | ... |
Yanina
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| Doug Wert | ... |
Vladimir
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Stefan Danailov | ... |
Ambrazis
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Boris Lukanov | ... |
General Chernov
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Georgi Novakov | ... |
Vytas
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Stoycho Mazgalov | ... |
Father Andris
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Anna Vilchanova | ... |
Concierge
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Christina Droumeva | ... |
Boris's Girlfriend
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Dimitrina Savova | ... |
Vlad's Mother
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Djoko Rosic | ... |
Boris
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A rugged C.I.A. super-agent is sent to Moscow during the final days of the Soviet Union. His mission: Keep Gorbachev alive. With the help of a veteran KGB agent the unlikely duo team up to thwart a sinister assasination plot against Gorbachev himself. Written by Concorde - New Horizons (with permission).
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EnglishRelease Date:
27 August 1992 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Assassination Game See more »Box Office
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$250,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Jack Reilly: [Jack, a CIA agent, views the attempted Russian coup from his hotel room] Well, it's out of our hands now.See more »
Note to film makers: When making a film staring two little known actors, make sure they don't look so much alike that it's difficult to tell them apart.
I see now that they have made a few movies, but I didn't recognize anyone in the film. At first I thought "why is he talking with an accent now?", it took awhile before I could tell the difference between the two main guys. Other than that, it was worth the 49 cents I spent to rent the movie (I can't say that about all movies).
Some of it was filmed in Sofia, Bulgaria. I don't see too many films shot in Bulgaria, so it was kind of cool to see scenery other than the standard L.A., New York, London etc.
It has a fair amount of action, and actually has a plot. There are a few lame scenes, but I've seen worse. Overall, it's worth seeing if you have four bits and some time kill.