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When Angela Bennett, a computer programmer, stumbles upon government secrets, she finds herself on the run from an unknown enemy hell-bent on destroying her completely.

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Angela Bennett
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Jack Devlin
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Dr. Alan Champion
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Mrs. Bennett
Wendy Gazelle ...
Imposter
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Bergstrom
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Dale
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WNN Anchor
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Public Defender
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Ben Phillips
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Nurse #1
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Resort Desk Clerk (as Juan García)
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Mexican Doctor
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Mrs. Raines
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Stan Whiteman
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Cop
Charles Winkler ...
Cop
Julia Pearlstein ...
Nurse #2
Rick Snyder ...
Russ Melbourne
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Jeff Gregg
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Elevator Woman
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Trooper
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Trooper
Lynn Blades ...
Remote Reporter
Israel Juarbe ...
Thief
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Mexican Nun (as Julia Ver)
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FedEx Man (as Lewis Dix)
Lili Flanders ...
Embassy Worker
Adam Winkler ...
Computer Nerd
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Shuttle Driver (as Brian Frankish)
Wanda-Lee Evans ...
Desk Sergeant (as Wanda Lee Evans)
David Winkler ...
Computer Technician
Kerry Kilbride ...
WNN Reporter
Roland Gomez ...
Limo Driver
Melvin Thompson ...
Fire Official
Rich Bracco ...
Fireman
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Female Officer
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Computer Technician
Cam Brainard ...
Computer Technician
Dennis Richmond ...
Newscaster
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Newscaster
Alfredo López ...
Guitar Player (as Alfredo Lopez)
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Waiter
John Cappon ...
ICU Doctor
Barbara Abedi ...
CCU Nurse
Kevin Brown ...
The Bunny
Hope M. Parrish ...
Security Officer (as Hope Parrish)
Brad Hill ...
Security Officer (as William B. Hill)
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Supervisor
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Dermot Conley
Melissa Bomes ...
Reservation Clerk
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Ethan Bryson ...
Man on Cable Car (uncredited)
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Cathedral Employee (uncredited)
Bob Dini ...
News Reporter (uncredited)
Lance L Edwards ...
Cameraman (uncredited)
Todd Livdahl ...
Airport Pedestrian (uncredited)
Paul McMichael ...
Carnival Attendee (uncredited)
Michael Satterfield ...
Convention Attendee (uncredited)
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Mr. Grey (uncredited)
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Conventioneer (uncredited)
Philip Vitola ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
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Shopping Woman (uncredited)
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Popcorn vendor (uncredited)

Directed by

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Irwin Winkler

Written by

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John Brancato ... (written by) &
Michael Ferris ... (written by)

Produced by

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Rob Cowan ... producer
Irwin Winkler ... producer

Music by

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Mark Isham

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Jack N. Green ... director of photography

Editing by

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Richard Halsey

Editorial Department

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Brian Berdan ... additional editor
Blake Danforth ... assistant editor
Gloria Kaiser ... color timer
Blake Maniquis ... first assistant editor
Eric Rigney ... avid technician
Marcelo Sansevieri ... additional editor
Arthur Schlenger ... assistant editor
Dale Jones ... avid technician (uncredited)

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Mindy Marin

Production Design by

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J. Dennis Washington ... (as Dennis Washington)

Art Direction by

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Thomas T. Taylor ... (as Tom Targownik)

Set Decoration by

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Anne D. McCulley

Costume Design by

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Linda M. Bass ... (as Linda Bass)

Makeup Department

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Audrey L. Anzures ... hair stylist
Whitney James ... makeup artist
Pamela S. Westmore ... makeup supervisor

Production Management

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Brian E. Frankish ... unit production manager (as Brian Frankish)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Kate Davey ... second assistant director
Frank Ferro ... second assistant director: Washington D.C.
J. Michael Haynie ... first assistant director
Michael Risner ... dga trainee
Lisa C. Satriano ... assistant director
Shannon Wilson ... additional second assistant director

Art Department

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Dragon Dronet ... props
Frank Haddad ... head greensman
Ann Harris ... set designer
Margaret Mazzola ... leadman
Hope M. Parrish ... property master
Jim Poynter ... lead man: San Francisco
Kenneth L. Westcott ... lead man (as Ken Westcott)
Frank White ... propmaker
Oscar Delgadillo ... set dresser (uncredited)
Richard Bryan Douglas ... carpenter (uncredited)
Michael W. Moore ... prop maker (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Willy Allen ... dialogue editor
John H. Arrufat ... dialogue editor (as J.H. Arrufat)
James Ashwill ... foley mixer (as Jim Ashwill)
Paul Berolzheimer ... sound effects editor
Bill Burns ... sound
Harry Cheney ... sound editor
Gabriel Cubos ... boom operator
John T. Cucci ... foley artist (as John Cucci)
Steffan Falesitch ... dialogue editor
Julie Feiner ... foley editor
Christopher Flick ... foley editor
Nerses Gezalyan ... foley recordist
Jim Gilchrist ... sound mixer: Washington DC
Robert Gravenor ... sound mixer: 2nd unit
Gary A. Hecker ... foley artist
Nicholas James ... sound effects editor
Rick Kline ... re-recording mixer
Mark Lanza ... sound effects editor (as Mark A. Lanza)
Richard Lightstone ... sound mixer
Lorenzo Millan ... utility sound technician: Washington D.C.
Dan O'Connell ... foley artist
Kevin O'Connell ... re-recording mixer
Michael O'Farrell ... supervising sound editor
Len Schmitz ... boom operator: Washington DC
Donald Sylvester ... foley editor (as Don Sylvester)
Steven Ticknor ... sound effects editor
David J Williams ... dialogue editor (as David Williams)
Scott A. Jennings ... sound effects editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Dale L. Martin ... special effects
Leo Lencio Sous ... special effects

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Eric Bigas ... computer display graphics / special visual effects
David Drzewiecki ... director of visual effects photography / visual effects supervisor
Jim Houston ... visual effects
George Merkert ... visual effects executive producer
Kelley Ray ... computer graphics supervisor (as Kelly Ray)
Kevin Bales ... visual effects camera assistant (uncredited)

Stunts

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Robin Lynn Bonaccorsi ... utility stunts (as Robin Bonaccorsi)
Rocky Capella ... utility stunts
Jeffrey Eith ... stunts
Donna Evans ... stunt double: Ms. Bullock
Marian Green ... stunts
Steve Kelso ... stunt driver
Kevin Larson ... stunts
Jeff Mosley ... stunt double
Hugh Aodh O'Brien ... stunts (as Hugh A. O'Brien)
Eddie Perez ... stunts
Pat Romano ... stunts
Nancy Thurston ... stunt performer
Buddy Van Horn ... stunt coordinator
Danny Virtue ... stunt coordinator
Webster Whinery ... stunt double: Mr. Northam
Larry Holt ... stunts (uncredited)
Tim Meredith ... stunt driver (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Steve Alessi ... best boy rig grip
Audie Aragon ... dolly grip
Steve Bellen ... assistant camera
Kurt Braun ... additional camera operator
Edward J. Cox ... rigging electrician
James M. Cox ... assistant chief lighting technician
David Dunbar ... lighting technician
Chris Funk ... rigging electrician
Adam Glick ... set lighting technician
Ron Goodman ... camera operator: SpaceCam
Peter N. Green ... assistant camera
Ryan Green ... film loader
Steve Hastings ... best boy rigger
Chris H. Kelly ... grip
Lance Layman ... second assistant camera
Michael Douglas Middleton ... still photographer: Sony Imageworks Publicity
David Moir ... still photographer: San Francisco
Matthew Thomas Moles ... best boy key grip
Ron Nichols ... second grip
Philip D. Schwartz ... camera operator: "b" camera
William Self ... lighting technician
John A. Small ... b camera 1st assistant: San Francisco (as John Small)
Kurt E. Soderling ... aerial camera operator
Chris Squires ... steadicam operator
Gary Tandrow ... chief lighting technician
David J. Thompson ... first assistant camera: Washington, D.C.
Ronald L. Vargas Jr. ... first assistant camera: second unit
Mark Vargo ... director of photography: second unit
Sandy Williams ... key grip (as Walter L. Williams)
Brian Lataille ... remote head technician (uncredited)
Larry Markart ... computer/video playback (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Nancy Hayes ... extras casting: San Francisco
Jeff Olan ... extras casting
John Papsidera ... casting associate
Terry Zarchi ... extras casting (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Cynthia Black ... additional set costumer
Giovanni Casalnuovo ... assistant costume designer
Kathryn V. Davis ... wardrobe
Joan Hunter ... set costumer
Gail Just ... key set costumer
Deahdra Scarano ... costume supervisor (as Deahdra T. Scarano)
Eileen Sieff Stroup ... key costumer (as Eileen Mae Sieff)

Location Management

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Charley Armstrong ... location scout
Ross C. Day ... assistant location manager
Steve Dayan ... location manager
Kenneth Hunter ... assistant location manager
Ellen Lent ... location manager (as Ellen Winchell)
Elaine Patarini ... assistant location manager

Music Department

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Larry Blank ... additional orchestrator
Thomas A. Carlson ... music editor (as Tom Carlson)
Dell Hake ... additional orchestrator
Linda Harmon ... vocalist
Janice Hayen ... music preparation
Will Kaplan ... music editor
Ken Kugler ... conductor / orchestrator
David Low ... orchestra contractor
Bobbi Page ... score vocalist
Jeffrey Pollack ... music consultant
Jeff Rona ... music programmer
Kim Scharnberg ... additional orchestrator
Phyllis St. James ... singer
Joan Beal ... choral contractor (uncredited)
Tom Brown ... music preparation (uncredited)
Sandy De Crescent ... orchestra contractor (uncredited)
Karen Wilson Harper ... singer (uncredited)
Scottie Haskell ... score vocalist (uncredited)
Jim Hoffman ... music preparation (uncredited)
Stephen Krause ... scoring mixer (uncredited)
Edie Lehmann Boddicker ... singer (uncredited)
Norman Ludwin ... musician: bass (uncredited)
Frank Macchia ... music preparation (uncredited)
Gabriel Mann ... composer: additional music (uncredited)
Malcolm McNab ... musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Seda Ozen ... musician (uncredited)
Jeff Rona ... composer: additional music (uncredited)
Steven L. Smith ... music preparation (uncredited)
Sally Stevens ... singer (uncredited)
Sebastian Toettcher ... musician: cello (uncredited)
Louise Di Tullio ... musician: flute (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Paula Frankel ... script supervisor: second unit
Trudy Ramirez ... script supervisor (as Trudy G. Ramirez)
Dick Beebe ... script revisions (uncredited)
Rob Cowan ... script revisions (uncredited)
Irwin Winkler ... script revisions (uncredited)

Transportation Department

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Chris Basso ... production van driver: basecamp
Ted Basso ... production van driver operator
Chris Haynes ... driver
Timothy P. Ryan ... transportation captain
Don Tardino ... transportation coordinator
Thomas Vilardo ... transportation captain
Erik Von Hof ... picture car department

Additional Crew

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Margie Balter ... piano coach: Sandra Bullock and Diane Baker
Diane Bandolas ... production accountant
Mark Brunetz ... assistant: Ms. Bullock (as Mark H. Brunetz) / development executive (as Mark H. Brunetz)
Viki Cacciatore ... assistant accountant
Karen Cowan ... assistant: Mr. Cowan
Roy Cullen ... assistant: Mr. Winkler
Tracy Allen Davey ... production assistant (as Tracy Davey)
Robert Dawson ... title designer
Mary Duff ... assistant: Mr. Winkler
Curran G. Engel ... production office coordinator: San Francisco
Erin Engman ... production secretary
Jennifer A. Giancola ... production assistant (as Jennifer Giancola)
Brad Hill ... key production assistant
Heather R. Holliday ... production assistant (as Heather Holliday)
William Vincent Kulak ... production assistant (as William V. Kulak)
Alex Mann ... technical consultant
Harold Mann ... technical consultant
Imran Manzoor ... digital marketer
Todd A. Marks ... display graphics supervisor
Michael Neal ... payroll accountant
Bryan Nelson ... production assistant
Conor O'Gorman ... production assistant
Perri Pearson ... production assistant (as Perry Fitchner)
Eddie Perez ... security: Sandra Bullock (as Edward G. Perez)
Margo Romano ... assistant accountant
Lois Walker ... production coordinator
Jeff Winn ... key craft service
Saisie M. Jang ... extras wrangler (uncredited)
Mitchell Nyberg ... set coordinator (uncredited)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

In Washington D.C., the Secretary Michael Bergstrom talks to his wife and son by cellphone in a park and then commits suicide. In Venice, California, the reclusive hacker Angela Bennett works in home office for the Cathedral Software in San Francisco, and her point of contact is her co-worker Dale. Angela has no relationship with her neighbors and her mother Mrs. Bennett has Alzheimer's disease that she visits in an institution. When Angela is planning to travel on vacation to Cozumel after six years without vacation, she receives from Dale a disk of the Game "Mozart's Ghost" with a "pi" that gives access to the Gatekeeper security system sold by Gregg Microsystems and used by several companies and government. She returns the FedEx with a powerful virus that she has isolated. Dale schedules a meeting with Angela before she travels to Mexico to discuss his findings, but his Cessna crashes on a tower and he dies. Angela travels to Cozumel, where a man named Jack Devlin hits on her and seduces her. He takes Angela to a restaurant and while walking on the beach, a thief robs her purse and Devlin runs after him. The thief was hired by Devlin, and he kills him and takes the disk from her purse. He returns and takes Angela out in his speedboat to kill her, but they have one nightstand. While dressing, Angela finds Devlin's pistol with silencer and fights him. He passes out and she escapes with the disk in a motorized small inflatable boat, but she crashes a rock, and fishermen find and take her to a hospital. Three days later she wakes up and learns that the disk is ruined. Further, all her life has been deleted from the computer system and she has become Ruth Marx. She travels back home with a temporary passport in the name of Ruth Marx and finds that her house is empty and is for sale. She contacts her psychoanalyst Dr. Alan Champion, who has a crush on her and does not believe but helps her. Now Angela Bennet needs to recover her identity and discovers a huge conspiracy using the Gatekeeper to manipulate data of their users. Further, Jack Deviln is hunting her and her few friends down since she saw the backdoor of the Gatekeeper. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Taglines Imagine a world where everything about you is on record. A world where every trace of your existence is on computer... A world which could easily be erased... See more »
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Also Known As
  • La red (United States, Spanish title)
  • The Internet (Japan, English title)
  • Traque sur internet (France)
  • Das Netz (Germany)
  • The net (La xarxa) (Spain, Catalan title)
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  • 114 min
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Box Office

Budget $22,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $10,037,745, 30 Jul 1995
Cumulative Worldwide Gross $110,627,965

Did You Know?

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Trivia When Jack (Jeremy Northam) wraps his handkerchief around Angela's (Sandra Bullock's) bare midriff, it borrows directly from the Alfred Hitchcock thriller Notorious (1946), wherein Cary Grant does the same thing to Ingrid Bergman, cautioning her that without it, she might catch cold. See more »
Goofs When searching for Praetorian, Angela searches for the owner of IP address: 24.75.345.200 This address would be impossible on the Internet because no subnet address can be greater than 255. This has been reported as a goof, but it was surely deliberate by the filmmakers. It would be very poor practice to show a genuine, usable IP address, because the present or future owner of that address would undoubtedly be subject to massive flooding, ranging from spam to actual malicious hacking attempts. This writer noted the same fact at "Swordfish" in the Trivia section, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0244244/trivia. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Twizzlers: The Movie (2015). See more »
Soundtracks A Whiter Shade of Pale See more »
Quotes Angela: Just think about it. Our whole world is sitting there on a computer. It's in the computer, everything: your, your DMV records, your, your social security, your credit cards, your medical records. It's all right there. Everyone is stored in there. It's like this little electronic shadow on each and everyone of us, just, just begging for someone to screw with, and you know what? They've done it to me, and you know what? They're gonna do it to you.
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