Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Tony Page | ... | Tommy Trafler (as Antony Page) | |
Sylvester Stallone | ... | Jerry Savage (as Sylvester E. Stallone) | |
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Vickie Lancaster | ... | Estelle Ferguson |
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Dennis Tate | ... | Ray Brown |
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Barbara Lee Govan | ... | Marlena St. James |
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Rebecca Grimes | ... | Laurie Fisher |
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Roy White | ... | William Decker |
Henry G. Sanders | ... | James Henderson | |
Jed Mills | ... | Chuck Bradley | |
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David Orange | ... | Richard Scott |
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Joe Kottler | ... | Warehouse Attendant |
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Linda Adana | ... | Dance Teacher |
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Laura Giammarco | ... | Dance Student (as Laura Giammarino) |
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Lillian Baley | ... | Dance Student |
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Susan Glassman | ... | Dance Student |
In New York in the late 60s, a politically motivated group of students plans bombings of company offices who do business with dictators in Middle American countries. But when they contact a known terrorist and bombing specialist, the FBI gets on their track. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
Believe it or not, I was pumped up to see this movie after seeing a preview for it on another tape. My hopes, however, were quickly dashed as I found it hard to get through the first 10 minutes with my eyes still open. Dreadfully boring and slow moving, the only redeemable factors are when Sly attacks a chair and his final run through a field......clad head to toe in denim. After watching this, my friends and I took a trip down to the shore and buried it in the sand. That was the only enjoyment we got out of this movie, which is truly one of the worst pieces of work I have ever seen. Enjoyment may be slightly higher if you make bad Stallone impressions while watching it.