Supreme Sanction (1999)An assassin for the U.S. government becomes the next target of her employers when she spares the life of a nationally known TV reporter. Director:John TerleskyWriter:John Terlesky |
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Supreme Sanction (1999)An assassin for the U.S. government becomes the next target of her employers when she spares the life of a nationally known TV reporter. Director:John TerleskyWriter:John Terlesky |
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| Michael Madsen | ... | ||
| Kristy Swanson | ... |
Jenna
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| David Dukes | ... |
Jordan McNamara
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| Ron Perlman | ... | ||
| Tommy 'Tiny' Lister | ... |
Lester
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| Al Sapienza | ... |
Holman
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| Suanne Spoke | ... |
Tourist Wife
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| Donald Faison | ... |
Marcus
(as Donald Adeosun Faison)
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| Holliston Coleman | ... |
Bailey McNamara
(as Holliston 'Holli' Coleman)
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| Teo | ... |
Ron the Security Guard
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Dannon Green | ... |
Stebbins
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D.J. Berg | ... |
Henderson
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| Marshall Manesh | ... |
Hawk Face Man
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A newspaper reporter is marked for assassination for his investigation into what happened to some army helicopters that were mysteriously shot down. However, the assassin cannot pull the trigger when she sees him with his daughter. She then teams up with him to fight the mercenaries that are after him. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
Very interesting action flick. An elite assassin(Kristy Swanson) for a covert U.S. agency decides not to pull the trigger on her latest assignment. She spots her target who is a well known TV reporter(David Dukes) playing with his child and decides to not take his life. Now she and her target are hunted down by her employers. Michael Madsen and Ron Perlman are determined to catch the savvy and sexy sharpshooter.
The main highlight for me in this film was of course Michael Madsen, Anything he does is gold, I don't care what anyone else says about him, he is not overrated, if anything he's underrated and deserves more respect, Great film, and a fantastic job done by Madsen in this role.