In Her Line of Fire (2006)

When the Vice President's plane goes down near a remote Pacific island, he is kidnapped by rebel forces and held for ransom. It is up to his female Secret Service agent and a press secretary to infiltrate the camp and save him.

Director:

Brian Trenchard-Smith

Writers:

Paula Goldberg (screenplay), Anna Lorenzo (screenplay)

Stars:

Mariel Hemingway, David Keith, David Millbern

Cast

Cast overview:
Mariel Hemingway	...	Sergeant Major Lynn Delaney
David Keith	...	Vice President Walker
David Millbern	...	Armstrong
Jill Bennett	...	Sharon Serrano
Sydney Jackson	...	Murphy (as Syd Jackson)
Robbie Magasiva	...	Petelo
Patrick Kake	...	Hammer
Lee Tuson	...	Logan
Rene Naufahu	...	Solia
Stuart Devenie	...	John Ellison
James Gaylyn	...	Admiral Winters
Paul Dzenkiw	...	Kindall
Jesse Hutch	...	Rosen
Alison Hofer	...	Olive

Storyline

When the Vice President's plane goes down near a remote Pacific island, he is kidnapped by rebel forces and held for ransom. It is up to his female Secret Service agent and a press secretary to infiltrate the camp and save him.

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Plot Keywords:

secret service agent | vice president | island | camp | lesbian kiss | 

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Taglines:

Kidnapping the Vice President was their first and last mistake.

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Genres:

Action | Drama

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence and brief language

Details

Official Sites:

Regent Releasing [United States]

Country:

USA Germany

Language:

English

Release Date:

21 April 2006 (USA)

Also Known As:

Air Force Two

Filming Locations:

Auckland, New Zealand

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend:

$232 (USA) (21 April 2006)

Gross:

$721 (USA) (28 April 2006)

Company Credits

Production Co:

ApolloProMovie & Co. 1. Filmproduktion

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When the plane crashes into the sea with enough force to rip the engines from the wings, the cards still do not slide off the table, even as the water rushes in the cards are still there.

User Reviews

A lesbian war movie?

I was an extra in this movie with a small speaking part where I spoke Maori, our indigenous language here in New Zealand. I'm the soldier in the machine gun pit at the beginning of the movie. As a bit of a war buff myself, I would have done the movie for nothing, so was very pleased to get paid as well. Once released, I was quite amazed that it was better than I thought it would be but some parts were quite unbelievable such as the big table they hugged during the crash, surely they would have proper airline seats to strap themselves into, the explosions looked too computer generated and David Milbern asking the Vice President if he'd ever heard of Mogadishu, both being ex-Marines, seemed rather ridiculous. As stated by others, some scenes could have been done more accurately but all-in-all I enjoyed it and so did my family, even if I hadn't been in it. By the way, Mariel and David were very nice people to work with. They showed respect to all on set, even us lowly extras and Mariel was wonderful and showed no fear toward us rather large Polynesians at the post-shoot drinkies. To be in a lesbian war movie is something I can take to my grave with pride!!!