Face of Terror (2004)A police officer searching for his missing sister in Spain uncovers a terrorist cell. Director:Bryan Goeres |
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Face of Terror (2004)A police officer searching for his missing sister in Spain uncovers a terrorist cell. Director:Bryan Goeres |
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| Ricky Schroder | ... |
Nick Harper
(as Rick Schroder)
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| Paulina Gálvez | ... |
Ana Palacios
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| Eric Balfour | ... |
Saleem Haddad
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Abel Folk | ... |
Victor De Pablo
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Ana María Montero | ... |
Isabel
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| Marta Nieto | ... |
Lola
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Joan Minguell | ... |
Alberto
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| Dean Haglund | ... |
Timmons
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Sergi Mateu | ... |
Inspector Nieto
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| Rachael E. Stevens | ... |
Faith
(as Rachael Stevens)
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| Kadeem Hardison | ... |
Jefferson
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Josep Minguell | ... |
Montero
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| Kirk B.R. Woller | ... |
Thomas Billings
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Ernesto Collado | ... |
Rafael
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Marta Gil | ... |
Natalie
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A Los Angeles police officer travels to Spain in search of his sister who disappears in Barcelona after pursuing a modeling career. A trail of drugs and corruption lead him to a terrorist cell that has been using American girls as human bombs. Will his sister be next? Written by Anonymous
I recently wrote about the film Shara and the use of Matthew McConaughey as Dirk Pitt. Having read the novels, I found him to be completely inappropriate in the role.
Lo and behold, I think I have found the perfect Dirk Pitt should they decide to turn another Clive Cussler novel into a movie - Rick Schroder, who plays a policeman who comes to Barcelona to find his sister. This alone makes my time spent watching this worthwhile.
But, there was one other good thing to come out of this movie. That was the discovery of Paulina Gálvez. I immediately starting searching for more films of this Spanish/Chilean beauty who did an incredibly good job in this sorry film.
I wish I had spent some time in Barcelona when I went there in 1992. Unfortunately I just spent enough time to get out of the rush hour traffic I had inadvertently found myself in by making a wrong turn - it was a nightmare! Skip this baby.