Layover (2001)

An airport affair becomes a man's 24-hour nightmare after he discovers the woman is the wife of a dangerous jewelry dealer whom he befriended on a previous flight.

Director:

Alan B. McElroy

Writer:

Alan B. McElroy

Stars:

David Hasselhoff, Gregg Henry, Yvonne Sciò

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
David Hasselhoff	...	Dan Morrison
Gregg Henry	...	Jack Gillardo
Yvonne Sciò	...	Vickie Dennis (as Yvonne Scio)
Tom Wright	...	Detective Mills
Sherri Alexander	...	Allayne Morrison
Lee Garlington	...	Public Defender Boone
Noah Lane	...	Little Boy
Saki Miata	...	Hostess
Jeffrey Castillo	...	Cop at Station (as Jeffrey James Castillo)
Peewee Piemonte	...	Cop at Airport
J.P. Bumstead	...	Desk Sergeant
Mindee Clem	...	Hotel Clerk
Joe Ho	...	Busboy
Tiiu Loigu	...	Waitress
John J. Kelly	...	Red Cap

Storyline

An airport affair becomes a man's 24-hour nightmare after he discovers the woman is the wife of a dangerous jewelry dealer whom he befriended on a previous flight.

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Plot Keywords:

airport | ex cop | jewel | police | shot in the stomach | 

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Taglines:

A Deadly Seduction.

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Genres:

Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for strong language, violence and a scene of sexuality

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 August 2001 (USA)

Also Known As:

Amor Temporal

Company Credits

Production Co:

Vince Ravine Production

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

When the woman walks up to Dan (Hasselhoff) at the bar towards the start of the movie, she is shown to be wearing ankle strap shoes. When they leave the bar, she is wearing slip on shoes without ankle straps. When the scene changes after they are in the room, she is again wearing the ankle strap shoes.

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Quotes

Dan Morrison: You're a pushy son of a bitch.
Jack Gillardo: That's what my mom said when I popped out.

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Soundtracks

"NO SACRIFICE"
Written by Michèle Vice-Maslin (SESAC) & Peter Roberts (BMI)
Published by Even Sweetersongs (SESAC) & PeRo Music(BMI)
Produced & Arranged by Michèle Vice-Maslin & Peter Roberts
Performed by Lisa Frazier
Courtesy of Sweetersongs

User Reviews

Looks Pretty Good

Considering his Age, the Hoff looks okay in this hi-tech thriller. Pity the same can't be said for co-star Yvonne Scio. Whilst the former lad's favourite had the poise and certainly injected a bit of much needed glamour, it can hardly be said that the heart was there to match the smile. Indeed, I have seen more elbow grease in a broken elbowed (both elbows) shrew. As for Gregg Henry (Jack Gillardo), I have seen more eroticism in a nervous shrew being watched by his shrew mother.

don't get me wrong, the basic premise was good. Erotic terrorist espionage thrillers are far too thin on the ground at the moment. Too thin by five, six. Eight!

While it's a shame to see any character, esp. (especially) one played by the Hoff, indulging in extramarital activities (dirty rudeness with sexwomen), I had to enjoy the tastefully shot scenes between Hoff and Scio. He even broke his glasses!

The performance of Lane offered little other than the pedestrian titillation of a boy in a man's world. Besides his slight, and less than occasional aversions to the benign, he showed as much individuality as a pack shrew in a field of pack shrews.

Basically, whilst the actors tried desperately to make the most of a bad lot, even the Hoff couldn't salvage this dead wreckage.