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First Daughter

  • TV Movie
  • 1999
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 42m
IMDb RATING
5.5/10
1.1K
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Mariel Hemingway, Gregory Harrison, Monica Keena, Dominic Purcell, and Doug Savant in First Daughter (1999)
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After an agent saves the US president by not following procedure, she's "demoted" to looking after the teenage first daughter on a wilderness tour with other teenagers. Problems arise.After an agent saves the US president by not following procedure, she's "demoted" to looking after the teenage first daughter on a wilderness tour with other teenagers. Problems arise.After an agent saves the US president by not following procedure, she's "demoted" to looking after the teenage first daughter on a wilderness tour with other teenagers. Problems arise.

  • Director
    • Armand Mastroianni
  • Writers
    • Chad Hayes
    • Carey W. Hayes
  • Stars
    • Mariel Hemingway
    • Doug Savant
    • Monica Keena
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  • IMDb RATING
    5.5/10
    1.1K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Armand Mastroianni
    • Writers
      • Chad Hayes
      • Carey W. Hayes
    • Stars
      • Mariel Hemingway
      • Doug Savant
      • Monica Keena
    • 24User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Mariel Hemingway
    Mariel Hemingway
    • Alex McGregor
    Doug Savant
    Doug Savant
    • Grant Coleman
    Monica Keena
    Monica Keena
    • Jess Hayes
    Dallas Page
    Dallas Page
    • Dirk Lindman
    • (as Diamond Dallas Page)
    Alan Dale
    Alan Dale
    • Daly
    Dominic Purcell
    Dominic Purcell
    • Troy Nelson
    Gregory Harrison
    Gregory Harrison
    • President Jonathan Hayes
    Paul Tassone
    Paul Tassone
    • Mark
    Tempany Deckert
    Tempany Deckert
    • Cassie
    Chris Sadrinna
    • Eric
    Daniel Murphy
    Daniel Murphy
    • Milo
    Grania Holtsbaum
    • Emma
    Rodney Power
    • Cliff
    Robert Taylor
    Robert Taylor
    • Mason
    Mariel McClorey
    • Katelin
    Craig Ball
    • Walters
    David Webb
    • Wake
    David Wheeler
    David Wheeler
    • Michael Smith
    • Director
      • Armand Mastroianni
    • Writers
      • Chad Hayes
      • Carey W. Hayes
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    User reviews24

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    Petticoats

    Strange Locations

    The film was quite good but what strange locational settings have been selected for this movie. I watched with great interest as location after location that I am familiar with appeared on my screen. You see I have walked across the very bridge that is used for the final climatic scenes. (Maldon Bridge on the southern outskirts of Sydney)It's in a lonely valley and is a very rickety unstable structure that crosses a virtually dry creek bed. Ah the magic of the movies. To see the bridge blown up and have it crossing a far more substantial river. Kind of weird. Great Movie, but if you are a Sydneysider the realism may be spoiled.
    6sol-kay

    If we make it out of here, you owe me a dance!

    (Some Spoilers) A tit for tat war between the US Government and a militia group called the "American Freedom Fighters" lead by their combat and political supreme commander Michael Smith, David Wheeler, is the central story in the made for TV movie "First Daughter".

    After an ATF raid at the American freedom Fighters headquarters in Michigan the "Freedom Fighters" struck back at a Berverly Hills fund raising dinner for Presdent Jonathan Hayes, Gregory Harrison, that resulted in the deaths of a dozen freedom fighters and secret service agents. During the fire fight secret service agent Alex McGeregor ,Mariel Hemingway,saved the president's life by pushing him out of the presidential limousine after it was hit by an armor-piercing anti-tank rocket that almost tore it in half.

    Called unprofessional for not following orders by her boss Daily, Alan Dale, Alex faces dismissal from the secret service, Daily's a by-the-book fanatic who had his brain stuck up his butt for so long that he was unable to use any God-given common sense that might enter it, even if the President of the United States life was at stake.

    Despite Daily's objection President Hayes assigns Agent McGeregor to look after his bratty and 16 year-old daughter Jess, Monica Keena,on a field trip with her friends in the isolated Colorado Rockies. Which also happens to be where the members of the militia the "American freedom Fighters" are hanging out in. Right after the shoot-out in Beverly Hills the ATF tracked down the Freedom Fighters in rural Minnasota. After another bloody shootout the ATF captured it's leader Michael Smith. The Freedom fighters seeing Jess and her friends alone in the woods see their golden opportunity to have their leader freed from prison, with Jess held as hostage and facing death if he's not.

    Pretty good thriller with Mariel Hemingway very physical in her role as agent Alex McGregor who slugs it out with the "Freedom Fighters" as well as her off-the-wall and by-the-book boss Daily and the man in charge of the camping troop that included Jess. Agent Grant Coleman, ,Dough Savant, after getting good and drunk got his wrist almost broken after he tried to get too close and friendly with Alex.

    Grant later saved Alex's life when she stepped on a trip-wire, set by the Freedom Fighters,that had her change her very negative feelings about him. The Freedom Fighters Troy Dirk & Troy's younger brother Eric, Dominic Purcell Diamond Dallas Page & Chris Sadrinna, capture Jess after wiping out all the secret service agents and a number of the campers and demand an exchange of her for their leader Michael Smith.

    Exciting ending with Alex saving Jess' life and then being chased by Troy in a deadly and dangerous rubber raft ride with Troy getting some sense knocked into his head by Daily. In the end Daily finally realized that Alex was right all along in her actions that saved the president life. Like she was in saving the life of his daughter Jess.
    lia00027

    good movie

    Good movie I like Alex, she is the type of woman who would not lose with any situation. Beside the story is made us tense which is missing in many movies now. The story it just not about lover, but about how to fight in the jungle to save president's daughter.
    6Go_Skins

    Movie about somebody protecting the President's daughter!

    I thought this was an okay movie. It was on cable t.v.the other day so I watched it. I used to to be a fan of Pro Wrestling and I found out that Diamond Dallas Page was in this one! This was about a secret service agent (Hemmingway) who tried in the beginning of the movie to protect the President using her own judgment and not "by the book." Well, that move cost sentenced her basically to go with the President's daughter to a retreat for teens. The daughter feels too much of the pressure of her dad's office is smothering her and her life. She and the agent become good friends after she gets found towards the end. I just had one question though, where was the First Lady or was he divorced? They didn't really show that.
    5=G=

    A reasonably good tv-quality drama.

    "First Daughter" has deficits in all the usual made-for-television ways. Poor technical consulting, contrived miniclimaxes every so often followed by cut-to-black for commercial breaks, 2nd tier acting talent, low budget, etc. Nonetheless, this predictable fabrication manages it's genre attributes well mixing comedy, romance, suspense, action, etc. resulting in an entertaining watch.

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    Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca (1942)
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    • Trivia
      Initially, this film was written as a loose adaptation of Mario Puzo's novel "The Fourth K". It was considerably revised when the producers saw its potential as a series pilot about a female Secret Service Agent.
    • Goofs
      When Alex tells Jess she's going to get some sun block, a yellow Ford pickup passes behind her. Then after about 3 seconds, when the camera is behind Alex, she is starting to walk away and the same yellow Ford is passing in front of the camera.
    • Quotes

      Grant Coleman: You ever play battleship as a kid? The only way to win was to separate your ships. Never line them up in a row.

    • Connections
      Featured in WCW Thunder: Take a Look at Curt Hennig (1999)

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    • Release date
      • August 15, 1999 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Presidentens dotter
    • Filming locations
      • Australia
    • Production companies
      • TBS Superstation
      • Columbia TriStar Television
      • Lions Gate Television
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    • Budget
      • $5,000,000 (estimated)
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 42m(102 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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