Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Adam Baldwin | ... | Jeff Hannah | |
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Jesse Aragon | ... | Smiley |
Rene Auberjonois | ... | Horner | |
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Bradford Bancroft | ... | Whitey |
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Wendy Barry | ... | Lora |
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Joseph Brutsman | ... | Norman |
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John Scott Clough | ... | Jim |
Wayne Crawford | ... | Draper | |
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Danny De La Paz | ... | Cinco |
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Lori Eastside | ... | Patch |
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Jeb Ellis-Brown | ... | Ponch |
Deborah Foreman | ... | Sherry Havilland | |
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Panchito Gómez | ... | Chooch |
Nancy Locke | ... | Mrs. Havilland (as Nancy Locke Hauser) | |
Ed Lauter | ... | Moran |
Violent crime is routine. Organized drug trade runs rampant in the face of powerless authority. And a vicious street gang holds dominion with a savage reign of terror. Welcome to Lincoln High! Here "the Cobras" rule the school and everyone in it. Everyone except for Jeff Hanna. Once the most feared member of the Cobras, Hanna got sick of fighting and got out of the gang for good. But now The Cobras have brutalized his newfound girlfriend and threatened to kill him for his disloyalty. So it's time for one final fight. It's time for one more showdown after the school day ends. Its time for someone to die. Its 3:15 Written by <emerald@globalserve.net>
This title was banned in Queensland, so it must be good! 3:15 (rated R in Australia) is a tense little pot-boiler set at a typical American high-school. The characters and acting help to pull the cliched story line together, which is also true of its cinematic cousin SAVAGE STREETS (cut heavily in this country). There are also some unintentionally funny 1980s dialogue, fashions and attitudes as well. The violence is not as brutal as I expected, but it fits with the tone of the piece. Try to spot Dean Devlin and Gina Gershon. Definitely worth a rental. I wish there was a DVD release.