A C.I.A. Agent steps in to stop a former Special Forces Operative on a for-hire mission that poses a global threat.A C.I.A. Agent steps in to stop a former Special Forces Operative on a for-hire mission that poses a global threat.A C.I.A. Agent steps in to stop a former Special Forces Operative on a for-hire mission that poses a global threat.
Jacqueline Chan
- Madame Huong
- (as Jacqui Chan)
Russel Savadier
- Colonel Barney
- (as Russell Savadier)
Patrick John Walton
- Bosnian Man
- (as Patrick Walton)
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- GoofsWhen McBride is scanning Dexter's DD-214na photo of Dexter shown. DD-214s do not contain photographs. Also Dexter's reserve obligation extends to 12/25/1995. A reserve obligation only extends to 8 from the date of enlistment.
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Cal Dexter: I haven't given up my faith in the law, it's justice I'm having some doubts about.
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Being a big Forsyth fan, I lapped this one up. The names, James Cromwell, Timothy Hutton and Sam Elliott sounded good and I knew the book. But, I'm afraid something happened in the scripting of Forsyth's book because this film goes from the precision, step by step thriller that is the book to a plodding, happenstance event that disappoints rather than satisfies. The premise of the book is based on the gutsy exploits of the tunnel rats in Viet Nam who went into the tunnels after the enemy. The movie builds on that but loses it in the wrap-up. The ending works on too many circumstantial contingencies and loses the planning and excitement of Forsyth's style. In short, in comes off not bad but rather mediocre. Too bad, as this film had a lot of talent to work with and an exciting thriller. Too bad the script writer didn't know how to put together a workable ending.
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