Crash and Burn (TV 2008)

Director:

Russell Mulcahy

Writers:

Frank Hannah, Jack LoGiudice

Stars:

Erik Palladino, Michael Madsen, David Moscow

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Erik Palladino	...	Kevin Hawkins
Michael Madsen	...	Vincent Scaillo
David Moscow	...	Hill Dorset
Heather Marie Marsden	...	Penny Middleton
Peter Jason	...	Winston Manny
Owen Beckman	...	Benny Dorset Tommy
Jeff Enden	...	Museum Guard
Tony Denison	...	Francis Garrard
Lobo Sebastian	...	Ramiro Chialpa
Rigo Sanchez	...	Pedro
Mirelly Taylor	...	Lucia Mendez
David Groh	...	Petek Hellman
Tom O'Keefe	...	Jason Middleton
Rebeka Montoya	...	Mareya
Steph DuVall	...	Trent Moody

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

german shepherd | dog

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Genres:

Action | Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

30 March 2008 (USA)

Also Known As:

A lángok martaléka

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Alpine Medien Productions, Larry Levinson Productions, Grand Army Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The two Mustangs stolen from the parking structure were obviously rented from Hertz for this scene. That is the only way to get a Black Mustang with gold stripes. They are called GT-H's or Hertz Shelbys.

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Goofs

When they are crossing out the CHEVROLET CORVETTE from their typed out list, right under it is listed a CHEVROLET CAMERO. It is actually spelled CAMARO.

User Reviews

Rev Head Heaven, rest is crud

Nothing really wrong with this apart from the plot, the dialogue, the acting and the music. What does that leave? The cars and the car chases. The cars were the best thing about it. I only wish they had spent more time showing us these beauties because they managed to lay their hands on some incredible kit. The plot was a generic ex-crim turns Fed and uses his skills and connections to hunt down some baddies. Usually an opportunity for an actor to show that he has more than one dimension. You know, the conflict of using your friends, and loyalty to the badge, handling the inevitable love interest.... Sadly our hero never deviated far from the happy-go-lucky car thief. The baddies were "baddies" in the good old movie sense. If they had black moustaches and wore black hats they could not have been any more transparent. They looked bad, spoke poorly and did bad things. Oh dear.

But, hey, it was a TV Movie so it couldn't be too complicated and as a mindless diversion with some nice cars in it, it wasn't too bad.