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The Octagon ()


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A martial artist must defeat a plan by ninjas to create a worldwide training camp for terrorists.

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Scott James
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Justine
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McCarn
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A. J.
Carol Bagdasarian ...
Aura
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Seikura
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Nancy
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Tibor
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Doggo
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Kyo - Seikura's Enforcer / Longlegs
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Katsumo - Seikura's Aide
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Duffy
Alan Chappuis ...
Pierre
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Deadwyler
Ken Gibbel ...
Meat
Cheyenne Rivera ...
Greek
Ted Duncan ...
Truckdriver
Alan Marcus ...
Truckdriver
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Ninja Instructor
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Amy Lee
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Sharkey
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Quinine
Robert B. Loring ...
Johann
Fenton Jones ...
Square Dance Caller
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House Detective
Clarke Gordon ...
Drunk
Ben Freedman ...
Newsvendor
Shannon Scott David ...
Waitress
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Desk Clerk
Kitty Beau ...
Hostess
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Hatband
John Barrett ...
Justine's Killer
Bill Beau ...
Aide
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One Armed Man
Eric F. Valdez ...
Scott's Taxi Driver
Gasper A. Henaine ...
A.J.'s Taxi Driver
Carlos Romano ...
Pilot
Mario Valdez ...
Hotel Clerk
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Isawa the Teacher
Mike Norris ...
Scott at Eighteen (as Michael Norris)
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Seikura at Eighteen
Kevin Brando ...
Scott at Eight
Darrin Lee ...
Seikura at Eight
John Shields ...
1st Lieutenant
Thad Geer ...
2nd Lieutenant
Haven Earle Haley ...
Diplomat
Benjamin J. Perry ...
Male Assassin (as Ben Perry)
Janette Jiliano ...
Female Assassin
Don Pike ...
Chauffer
Janell Twomey ...
Nanny
J. Ross Imler ...
French Policeman
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Dancer (uncredited)
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Man Handing Flowers to Nancy (uncredited)
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Mr. Beedy (uncredited)

Directed by

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Eric Karson ... (directed by)

Written by

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Leigh Chapman ... (screenplay by)
 
Paul Aaron ... (story by) and
Leigh Chapman ... (story by)

Produced by

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Alan Belkin ... executive producer
Joel Freeman ... producer (produced by)
Michael Leone ... executive producer

Music by

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Dick Halligan ... (music by)

Cinematography by

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Michel Hugo ... director of photography

Editing by

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Dann Cahn ... (edited by)

Editorial Department

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Steven Cohen ... assistant editor (as Steven J. Cohen)
Vivian Hengsteler ... negative cutter
Steven Ramirez ... assistant editor

Production Design by

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James L. Schoppe

Costume Design by

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Barbara Burgdorf ... (costumes by)

Makeup Department

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Dorothea Long ... head hair stylist

Production Management

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Carlos Flores ... Production manager: Mexico / production manager: Mexico
Jim Henderling ... production manager
Jean Higgins ... executive in charge of production

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Mario Cisneros ... assistant director: Mexico
Louis S. Muscate ... second assistant director
Skip Surguine ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Sam Moore ... property master

Sound Department

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Glenn E. Anderson ... sound mixer (as Glenn Anderson)
Joe Fineman ... supervising sound editor
José A. García ... sound mixer: Mexico (as Jose Garcia)
M. Curtis Price ... re-recording mixer
Tony Romero ... cable man
James Utterback ... boom operator
David B. Cohn ... supervising sound editor (uncredited)
Robert Davenport ... uncredited
Duncan McEwan ... sound loader (uncredited)
John Osiecki ... sound recordist (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Joep Bannenberg ... special effects assistant
Ted Koerner ... special effects (uncredited)

Stunts

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John Barrett ... stunts
Jay De Plano ... stunts
Ken Lesco ... stunt ninja
Aaron Norris ... stunt coordinator
Richard Norton ... stunts
Benjamin J. Perry ... stunts
Phillip Rhee ... stunts (uncredited)
Simon Rhee ... stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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William L. Asman ... camera operator: "a" camera
Bill Beam ... key grip
Bobby Burton ... gaffer
Gabriel Castro ... gaffer: Mexico
Peter Davidian ... electrician (as Pete Davidian)
Jeffrey Alan Goldenberg ... assistant camera (as Jeff Goldenberg)
John A. Hawn ... electrician (as John Hawn)
Mitchell Lookabaugh ... grip (as Mitch Lookabaugh)
Brice Mack ... camera operator (as Brice Mack III)
Ed Medin ... best boy electric
Jon Mentzer ... electrician (as John Mentzer)
David Morales ... best boy grip
Robert J. San Martin ... assistant camera
Donald Schmitz ... grip
Michael Scott ... assistant camera
Leobardo Sánchez ... camera operator: Mexico (as Leonardo Sanchez)
Gabriel Torres ... director of photography: Mexico
Mel Traxel ... still photographer
Ronald Vidor ... camera operator b camera
Patrick J. Vitolla ... grip (as Patrick Vitolla)

Casting Department

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Nancy Rodman ... casting director: Mexico
Chris Trainor ... extras casting: Filmtrain

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Sanford Slepak ... costume supervisor (as Sandy Slepak)

Music Department

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John Osiecki ... scoring mixer
Roy Prendergast ... music editor

Additional Crew

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Sudy Dostal ... production coordinator
Aaron Norris ... fight choreographer
Chuck Norris ... fight choreographer
Brandon Pender ... production executive: development
Chester A. Whitmore ... choreographer

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Scott's life is plagued by two kinds of flashbacks. First are the childhood memories of the rigorous training he and a friend endured under a martial arts master. The second is of a mission Scott went on that ended with him watching his friend get murdered. Scott later becomes drawn closer to a vicious crime ring known as The Octagon. As he gets closer to the truth, Scott learns that these may be the men that murdered his friend so long ago. Written by Spaz

Plot Keywords
Taglines In a world of choices, for one man there is no choice . . . he must face THE OCTAGON See more »
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Also Known As
  • Octagón (Mexico)
  • The Man Without Mercy (Philippines, English title)
  • Octagon - Le combat des maîtres (France)
  • La fureur du juste (France)
  • Octagon - Die Rache der Ninja (Germany)
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Runtime
  • 103 min
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Budget $4,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Chuck Norris' character of Scott James at eighteen years of age was portrayed by his real-life son Mike Norris. See more »
Goofs After the terrorist trainee falls through the trapdoor, a crew person's hand is visible as it closes back up. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Slugger's Wife/Desperately Seeking Susan/The Last Dragon (1985). See more »
Soundtracks Sad Lady See more »
Quotes Scott: That's an insult to both of us. It makes me stupid and you... a whore.
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