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Director:
Phillip J. Roth
Writer:
Patrick Phillips (screenplay)
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Release Date:
30 November 2002 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Action | Sci-Fi | Thriller See more »
Plot:
In the not too distant future a new team of specially trained government soldiers called an Interception... See more » | Full synopsis »
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User Reviews:
Pretty good! yet borrows many ideas from other movies See more (13 total) »

Cast

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Olivier Gruner ... Lt. Sean Lambert

Roger R. Cross ... Nathan McCallister

Adrienne Wilkinson ... Dawn DeSilvia

Elizabeth Gracen ... Adriana Sikes
Alex Jolig ... Bjorn Hatch
Eve Scheer ... The Woman

Nigel Bennett ... Jack Bavaro

Richard Gnolfo ... Jenkins

Hristo Shopov ... Gorshkov
Vladimir Kolev ... First Officer
Maxim Gentchev ... Burly (as Maxim Guenchev)

Julian Vergov ... Rebel Leader
Georgio Borissov ... Dimitrii (as Georgi Borissov)
Georgi Ivanov ... Sergey (as Georgi Hristo Ivanov)

Alan Austin ... The President (voice)
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Steven M. Blasini ... Fighter Pilot (uncredited)
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Directed by
Phillip J. Roth  (as Phillip Roth)
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Patrick Phillips  screenplay

Produced by
Jeffery Beach .... producer
Michael Braun .... executive producer
David Bursteen .... co-executive producer (as David B. Bursteen)
John Capilla .... line producer
James Hollensteiner .... executive producer
Thomas J. Niedermeyer Jr. .... executive producer
Ken Olandt .... executive producer
Phillip J. Roth .... producer (as Phillip Roth)
T.J. Sakasegawa .... co-producer
Richard Smith .... executive producer
Thomas P. Vitale .... executive producer
Plamen Voynovsky .... co-producer
 
Original Music by
Anthony Riparetti  (as Tony Riparetti)
 
Cinematography by
Todd Barron 
 
Film Editing by
Ken Peters 
 
Production Design by
Kes Bonnet 
 
Art Direction by
Bobby Michaels 
Boris Michaels 
 
Costume Design by
Irina Kotcheva  (as Irene Sinclair)
 
Makeup Department
Francie Hart .... key hair stylist
Francie Hart .... makeup department head
Mariana Love .... first makeup assistant
 
Production Management
Jeff Rank .... unit production manager
Vladimir Voynovsky .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Victor Bojinov .... first assistant director
Victor Bojinov .... second unit director
Todor Chapkanov .... second assistant director
Hristo Dimitrov .... assistant director
Alexander Kossev .... second second assistant director
 
Art Department
Bogdan Bogdanov .... carpenter
Nikolay Popov .... stand-by props
 
Visual Effects by
Ulysses Argetta .... digital compositor
Yancy Calzada .... digital artist
Harry Eisenstein .... 3D animation and digital compositing
Kevin Gendreau .... digital artist
Steve Graves .... digital effects
Justin Hammond .... digital artist
Dave Jerrard .... visual effects
Kevin Lane .... digital artist
James Perry .... digital artist
Iva Petkova .... visual effects
David Ridlen .... digital artist
David Ridlen .... visual effects supervisor
Jason Shulman .... digital artist
Alvaro Villagomez .... visual effects supervisor
 
Stunts
Asen Asenov .... stunts
Todor Lazarov .... stunt performer
Krasimir Simeonov .... stunts
Stanimir Stamatov .... stunts
Teodor Tsolov .... stunts
Raicho Vasilev .... stunts
Kaloian Vodenicharov .... stunt double
Yordan Zahariev .... stunt coordinator (as Jordan Harris)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Vasil Galabov .... key grip
 
Editorial Department
Greg Babor .... assistant editor
Todor G. Todorov .... colorist
David Block .... colorist (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Nikolai Milev .... driver: cast
Alexander Peytchev .... transportation captain
 
Other crew
Cherise Honey .... production coordinator
Krasimira Karachorova .... script supervisor (as Krassimira Carmen)
Janet Place .... production accountant
Didi Tokova .... production accountant
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"Alpha Force" - USA (alternative title)
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MPAA:
Rated R for violence
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Runtime:
90 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Stereo
Certification:
UK:15 | USA:R | South Korea:15
Filming Locations:
Sable Ranch - 25933 Sand Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, California, USASee more »
Company:
Unified Film Organization (UFO)See more »

Did You Know?

Trivia:
Though the film is ostensibly based in Russia, all of the Soldiers are wearing Bulgarian Uniforms.See more »
Quotes:
Dawn DeSilvia:Ten warheads, one megaton yield each, plus forty-eight unshielded uranium fuel rods in the tank... Oh, my God.
Lt. Sean Lambert:That's a serious explosion
Dawn DeSilvia:No, Sean. That's Nuclear Doomsday.
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Movie Connections:
Spin off Phantom Force (2004) (TV)See more »

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3 out of 4 people found the following review useful.
Pretty good! yet borrows many ideas from other movies, 17 July 2003
Author: Jakob_Karlsson from Sweden

The Interception team is once again on a mission to wipe out an alien life form. The last time, Lambert (Olivier Gruner) was the only one left alive in his team. The new alien have wiped out a millitary base in Russia and captured a nuclear reactor. The reactor houses the worst kind of uranium you can imagine. An explosion could effect the whole world. Lambert and his new team head to Russia.

Interceptor Force 2 (also titled Alpha Force) is a pretty good movie. But there are some stuff that makes you annoyed, like the alien's abilities, the same as T-1000 in Terminator 2, shape shifting and if it explode it floats back together.

The shape shifting I dont mind that much this time, those are pretty good with nice effects. Unlike the first movie Gruner sometimes actually fights with the alien form and not a human everytime they make contact.

The action and fight scenes are good, so are the most of the special effects, and that is a must to make this movie work, because the Alien is all CGI.

Olivier Gruner seems to work in the right direction again thinking of his lates very poor movies Cracker Jack 3, GOD and Deadly Engagement to name a few. He is to good to be cast in those kind of movies. Together with Olivier, Roger R. Cross makes a strong performance.

I give it 5/10

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