Frame-Up II: The Cover-Up (1994)

The bank president in a small California town isn't quite the upstanding citizen he appears to be--he's a corrupt killer, who has just kidnapped the wife and daughter of the local sheriff.

Director:

Paul Leder

Writer:

Paul Leder

Stars:

Margaux Hemingway, Cole Hauser, Wings Hauser

Cast

Credited cast:
Margaux Hemingway	...	Jean Searage
Cole Hauser	...	Cal
Wings Hauser	...	Sheriff Baker
John Saxon	...	Charles Searage
Patti D'Arbanville	...	Barbara Griffin
Frances Fisher	...	Jo Baker
Randee Heller	...	Ruth
Peter Kwong	...	David Wong
Lauren Woodland	...	Sue
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lee Arenberg
Robert Dryer
Morgan Jones
Jeff MacKay
Greg Mullavey
Jennifer Rhodes

Storyline

The bank president in a small California town isn't quite the upstanding citizen he appears to be--he's a corrupt killer, who has just kidnapped the wife and daughter of the local sheriff.

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Plot Keywords:

second part | policeman | police | male rear nudity | sequel | 

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Genres:

Action

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 December 1994 (Germany)

Also Known As:

Deadly Conspiracy

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Release was postponed by 24 years, because shortly before the initial air date co-author Ulrike Meinhof became wanted herself, after helping Andreas Baader (a member of the German terrorist organization Red Army Faction) - to break out of jail.

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Connections

Follows Frame Up (1991)

User Reviews

The tender side of "Wings" part 2

"Deadly Conspiracy" a.k.a. "Frame Up 2" has Wings Hauser small town sheriff, again romantically involved with with Francis Fisher while trying to raise his young daughter. Meanwhile, John Saxon turns loose two goons who go on a murdering spree to cover up Saxon's illegal corporate dealings. Margaux Hemingway, in a thankless role, plays Saxons drug addicted captive wife. Film annoyances abound, including elevator music, squirm inducing attempts at humor, and sinkhole size plot deficiencies. Despite these faults, it is difficult not to find enjoyment in a film that features Wings Hauser and John Saxon. For fans of the actors, "Deadly Conspiracy" is definitely watchable. - MERK