Chance (1990)

After a daring robbery of a jewelery store, the thieves accidentally let their loot fall into the unsuspecting hands of repo man and secret alcoholic Zach. When the crime lord behind the ... See full summary »

Directors:

Charles T. Kanganis, Addison Randall

Writers:

Joe Hart (screenplay), Joseph Merhi (story),

Stars:

Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Dan Haggerty, Roger Rodd

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs	...	Jon Chance
Dan Haggerty	...	Zach
Roger Rodd	...	Mr. Kingsley
Addison Randall	...	Det. Kingsley (as Addison Radall)
Charlie Ganis	...	Alvin
Richard Allen	...	Tommy
Robert Axelrod	...	Gavin
Michael McNabe	...	Milo
Gold
Jastereo Coviare	...	Bear
Maile Bailey	...	Sondra
Pamela Dixon	...	Mary
C.J. Bau	...	Ray
Stacey Christine	...	Ann
Levi Davis	...	Jailor

Storyline

After a daring robbery of a jewelery store, the thieves accidentally let their loot fall into the unsuspecting hands of repo man and secret alcoholic Zach. When the crime lord behind the heist learns of the whereabouts of his diamonds, he instructs his thugs to find Zach and get the jewels back by any means possible. Zach gets help from his friend, police detective Chance, but they will both need more than a little luck to prove that neither of them were behind the robbery, and to keep the actual thieves from getting their revenge.

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Plot Keywords:

robbery | alcoholic | diamond | auto repossession | street shootout | 

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Taglines:

Sometimes one chance is all you get... sometimes that's all you need.

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Genres:

Action | Crime

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 June 1990 (USA)

Also Known As:

Yön soturit

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Follows L.A. Vice (1989)

User Reviews

LHJ RETURNS!

Lawrence Hilton Jacobs is back and badder than ever in the final installment of the Chance series. Good news for fans of the series, LHJ brought along his sneer and flaring nostrils and uses them with brute force! If you like being tortured by this nonsense, as I do, try L.A. Heat or L.A. Vice. Then you can try and figure out which one hurt your brain more!

I can't end the review without mentioning Dan Haggerty's appearance in the film. He's in it. There, I mentioned it. Long live Jastereo Coviare who plays the ever disturbing (unintentionally)Bear. I personally feel this character needs a spin-off series.