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Blind Fury ()


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A blind Vietnam vet, trained as a swordfighter, comes to America and helps to rescue the son of a fellow soldier.

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Nick Parker
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Frank Devereaux (as Terrance O'Quinn)
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Billy Devereaux
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MacCready
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Annie Winchester
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Lyle Pike
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Tector Pike
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Slag
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Ed Cobb
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Lynn Devereaux
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The Assassin (as Sho Kosugi)
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Gang Leader
Julia Gonzalez ...
Latin Girl
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Crooked Miami Cop #1
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Crooked Miami Cop #2
Mark Fickert ...
Bus Station Cop
Weasel Forshaw ...
Popcorn
Roy Morgan ...
Six Pack
Tim Mateer ...
Snow
C.K. McFarland ...
Female Biker
T.J. McFarland ...
Cornfield Killer #1
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Cornfield Killer #2
Glenn Lampert ...
Cornfield Killer #3
Red Mitchell ...
Cornfield Killer #4
Bonnie Suggs ...
Rockwell Mom
Harold Suggs ...
Rockwell Dad
Barbara Gulling-Goff ...
Freeway Lady #1
Dorothy Young ...
Freeway Lady #2
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Colleen
Jay Pennison ...
Casino Bodyguard #1
Tiger Chung Lee ...
Casino Bodyguard #2
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Crooked Croupier
Lincoln Casey Jr. ...
Croupier #2
Gene Skillen ...
Croupier #3
Debora Williams ...
Big Mama
Kyle Thatcher ...
Casino Cowboy
Patricia Mathews ...
Casino Patron
Mitch Hrushowy ...
Waiter in Elevator
Ernest Mack ...
Penthouse Guard #1
Linwood Walker ...
Penthouse Guard #2
Robert Prentiss ...
Drug Dealer (as Robert Manning)
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Ski Lodge Killer #1
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Ski Lodge Killer #2 (as Glen Wilder)
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Ski Lodge Killer #3 (as David Ellis)
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Ski Lodge Killer #4 (as Mike Adams)
David Bartholomew ...
Ski Lodge Killer #5
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Ski Lodge Killer #6
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Ski Lodge Killer #7
Ray Colbert ...
Ski Lodge Killer #8
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Cynthia Magno Buck ...
Casino Bride on Honeymoon (uncredited)
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Freeway Lady #3 (uncredited)

Directed by

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Phillip Noyce

Written by

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Ryôzô Kasahara ... (earlier screenplay)
 
Charles Robert Carner ... (screen story)
 
Charles Robert Carner ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Charles Robert Carner ... associate producer
Robert W. Cort ... executive producer
Daniel Grodnik ... producer
David Madden ... executive producer
Tim Matheson ... producer
Dennis Stuart Murphy ... associate producer

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J. Peter Robinson

Cinematography by

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Don Burgess ... director of photography

Editing by

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David A. Simmons ... (as David Simmons)

Editorial Department

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John A. Barton ... associate film editor (as John Barton)
Craig Bench ... assistant film editor
Richard Garibaldi ... home video mastering colorist (uncredited)
Jenny Hicks ... assistant editor (uncredited)

Casting By

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Junie Lowry-Johnson ... (as Junie Lowry)

Production Design by

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Peter Murton

Art Direction by

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John Myhre

Set Decoration by

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Tom Talbert

Costume Design by

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Katherine Dover

Makeup Department

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Karoly Balazs ... key hair stylist (as Charles Balazs) / key makeup artist (as Charles Balazs)
J.C. Matalon ... special makeup effects
Jan Sebastian ... assistant hair stylist (as Jan MacKenzie) / assistant makeup artist (as Jan MacKenzie)
Jeanne Van Phue ... key hair stylist / key makeup artist
Cinzia Zanetti ... hair stylist: second unit / makeup artist: second unit

Production Management

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Leonard Bram ... production manager: second unit (as Len Bram)
Dennis Stuart Murphy ... unit production manager
Ted Zachary ... executive in charge of production (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Sandy Collister ... additional second assistant director: Houston (as Sandy Collister-Drown)
K.C. Colwell ... second assistant director: second unit
Tom Davies ... first assistant director
Douglas Dean III ... second assistant director (as Doug Dean)
Donald P.H. Eaton ... first assistant director: second unit (as Donald Eaton)
Thomas A. Irvine ... second assistant director (as Thomas Irvine)
Max Kleven ... second unit director: additional crew
Dick Ziker ... second unit director (uncredited)

Art Department

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John Beauvais ... scenic artist
Joel Bestrop ... set dresser: second unit
Lloyd Brown ... assistant property master (as Loyd Brown)
Jim Cavalucci ... scenic shop foreman
Kirk Corwin ... property master: second unit
Mark C. Haskins ... key set dresser
James Henderson ... lead man (as James Michael Henderson)
Anthony Maccario ... property master
Michael Marcus ... art director: second unit
Tim I. Miller ... propmaker (as Tim Miller)
James Monroe ... assistant props
Len Morganti ... production illustrator: second unit
Michael Holton Murphy ... assistant props
Lauren E. Polizzi ... set designer (as Lauren Polizzi)
Maggi Poorman ... art department assistant: Houston
Paul Powers ... production illustrator (as Paul Power)
Nicholas T. Preovolos ... set decorator: second unit (as Nikko Preovolos)
Michael Reinhart ... construction coordinator: second unit
Lisa Roman ... art department coordinator: second unit
Chuck Singleton ... construction coordinator
William R. Southern Jr. ... carpenter foreman (as William P. Southern Jr.)
Norman West ... lead man: second unit
Ivy Whisnant ... shop foreman (as Iverson Whisnant Jr.)
John Alvin ... poster artist (uncredited)
Steven Fidler ... prop maker (uncredited)
David W. Roden ... construction foreman (uncredited)
Chris Santini ... carpenter (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Gregg Baxter ... sound editor
Jacob Goldstein ... production sound mixer
William Grigg ... boom operator: second unit (as Bill Grigg)
David Hagberg ... assistant sound editor
Grover B. Helsley ... re-recording mixer (as Grover Helsey)
Michael Hilkene ... sound editor
Walter Hoylman ... sound mixer: second unit (as Walt Hoylman)
David M. Ice ... sound editor (as David Ice)
Doug Jackson ... sound editor
Eric Lindemann ... special sound effects / supervising sound editor
William L. McCaughey ... re-recording mixer (as William McCaughey)
Prometheus Patient ... boom operator
Tally Paulos ... adr editor
Troy Porter ... foley mixer
Angus Robertson ... voice over recording
Richard D. Rogers ... re-recording mixer
Joan Rowe ... foley artist
Christopher Sheldon ... sound editor (as Chris Sheldon)
Thomas W. Small ... assistant sound editor (as Tom Small)
Jerry Trent ... foley artist
Larry Hopkins ... layback sound mixer (uncredited)
Jeff Timbs ... daily sound transferer (uncredited)

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Martin Bresin ... special effects coordinator: second unit (as Marty Bresin)
Steven C. Foster ... special effects assistant (as Steven Foster)
Marvin Gardner ... special effects assistant
Allen Hall ... special effects coordinator
Mike Menzel ... special effects foreman
Joe Montenegro ... special effects assistant
Michael Schorr ... special effects foreman: second unit (as Mike Schorr)
Frank Toro ... special effects assistant
Mark Twogood ... special effects: second unit
Robert G. Willard ... special effects foreman (as Robert Glen Willard)
Yancy Calzada ... stop-motion animation (uncredited)

Stunts

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Jim Antonio ... stunts
Rob Bowman ... stunts
Steve Boyum ... stunts
Jackson Burns ... stunt double: Rutger Hauer
George B. Colucci Jr. ... stunts (as George Colucci)
Chuck Courtney ... stunts
Laura Dash ... stunts
Shane Dixon ... stunts
Christopher Doyle ... stunts
John Escobar ... stunts
Terry James ... stunts
Gary Jensen ... stunts
Mike Johnson ... stunts (as John Michael Johnson)
Kent Jordan ... stunts
Rick Kahana ... stunts
Max Kleven ... stunt coordinator: second unit
Dan Koko ... stunts
Steven Lambert ... sword fight coordinator
Frank Lux ... stunts
Dennis Madalone ... car stunt coordinator (as Dennis 'Danger' Madalone) / stunts
Wayne Montanio ... stunts
Daniel K. Moore ... stunts (as Daniel Moore)
Tom Morga ... stunts
Alan Oliney ... stunts
Ernie F. Orsatti ... stunts
Frank Orsatti ... stunts
Melanie Peoples ... stunts
Spiro Razatos ... stunts
Dane Selznick ... stunts
Mike Shanks ... stunt performer
Cherie Tash ... stunts
Joey Tribunella ... stunts
Ric Wagner ... stunts
Jim Wilkey ... stunts
Dick Ziker ... stunt coordinator / stunts
David Bartholomew ... stunts (uncredited)
Richie Gaona ... stunts (uncredited)
Dan Koko ... stunt double: Tector Pike (uncredited)
John-Clay Scott ... stunt double: Randall 'Tex' Cobb (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Robert Ahrens ... lamp operator: second unit
William S. Berry ... second camera coordinator
Levon Besnelian ... grip: second unit (as Levon Besnelien)
Josh Bleibtreu ... first assistant camera
Phillip V. Caruso ... still photographer
Peter Clarson ... gaffer: second unit
Jacqui Compton ... second assistant camera
Scott R. Davis ... best boy grip (as Scott Davis)
Michael Dreyer ... grip
Tim Durr ... grip: second unit
Mark Ellensohn ... key grip: second unit
Michael Ferris ... camera operator
Rachel A. Flores ... gaffer: Houston / key grip: Houston
Wayne Forster ... gaffer
Kurt Haller ... camera loader
Kim Heath ... dolly grip: second unit
Jeff 'Moose' Howery ... dolly grip (as Jeff Howery)
Bobby Huber ... key grip
Stephen Lee ... grip
Michael Lund ... first assistant camera: second unit
George Mays ... electrical best boy
Fred L. McLane ... first assistant second camera (as Fred McLane)
John Murphy ... grip (as John W. Murphy)
Philip C. Pfeiffer ... director of photography: second unit (as Philip Pfeifer) / second camera operator (as Philip Pfeiffer)
Mark Pickens ... gaffer: Reno / key grip: Reno
Darrin Pulford ... lamp operator: second unit
Joe Rowan ... best boy electric: second unit
Kyle Rudolph ... steadicam operator: Reno
Edmondo Sepulveda ... best boy grip: second unit (as Edmundo Sepulveda)
Scott Sproule ... second assistant camera: second camera, second unit
Chris Squires ... steadicam operator
Christopher Woods ... second camera operator: second unit (as Chris Woods)
Steve Graves ... grip (uncredited)
Bubba Sheffield ... electrician (uncredited)
Will Taylor ... camera operator (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Elisa Goodman ... casting assistant
Sandy Holt ... adr voice casting
William A. Johnson ... casting associate
Ed Johnston ... casting: Texas
Sally Lear ... casting: Nevada
Sue Liberman ... extras casting: Houston
Louise Marrufo ... casting assistant
Mimi Maynard ... adr voice casting
Matthew W. Davis ... casting assistant (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Jerry R. Allen ... costume supervisor: second unit (as Jerry Allen)
Deborah Banks ... wardrobe production assistant
Patsy Chaney ... wardrobe supervisor: Reno
Athena Hendrix ... wardrobe production assistant
Keith G. Lewis ... wardrobe supervisor: Houston
Beth Sheldon ... wardrobe assistant (as Beth Holmes)
Stéphane Tavenas ... wardrobe production assistant (as Stephane Tavenas)

Location Management

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Susan Elkins ... location manager: Houston
Carole Fontana ... location manager: Reno
Mike Harrowing ... location scout: Houston

Music Department

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Michael Rockwell ... music score engineer
Jim Weidman ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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Helen Caldwell ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Michael R. Kern ... transportation captain (as Michael Kern)
Ron Kern ... transportation coordinator
Marti Wells ... driver (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Lillian Madere Andrade ... studio teacher (as Lillian Madere)
Chris Auer ... production assistant
Wendy Baker ... production assistant: Reno
Steve Boyum ... action advisor
Irene Brafstein ... studio teacher
Lloyd Brown ... armorer (as Loyd Brown)
Joe Camp ... alligator wrangler
Charles Robert Carner ... technical consultant
David Cass Jr. ... production assistant (as Dave Cass)
Scott Cort ... production assistant
Susan Cox ... travel coordinator: Reno
Shelly Glasser ... assistant: Mr. Noyce
Nancy Glenn ... assistant: Mr. Grodnik, Houston
Joyce Gregg ... production coordinator: second unit
Laura Groppe ... production office assistant: Houston
Tom Hoeck ... set medic (as Thomas B. Hoeck)
Tim Huchthausen ... sword craftsman
Jeffrey J. Kiehlbauch ... production coordinator (as Jeffrey Kiehlbauch)
Robyn Kratzer ... assistant: Mr. Matheson, Houston
Francine Lauzon ... production secretary: Houston
Kathi Levine ... assistant accountant
Martha J. Liermann ... production secretary
Micaela Lockridge ... production assistant: Reno
Michael Lodge ... title designer: main titles
Mike Mansfield ... craft service: Reno
April McKee ... craft service: Houston
Douglas A. Raine ... production assistant (as Doug Raine)
Joe Richards ... unit publicist
William F. Rose Jr. ... assistant accountant
Roberta Rose ... production accountant
Jodi Ross ... assistant: Mr. Grodnik and Mr. Matheson
Gina Scheerer ... production coordinator: Houston
Mark Schwiesow ... production office assistant: Reno
Phillip F. St. Pierre Jr. ... supervisor: tram operations, Squaw Valley
Shawn Stevens ... crafts service/catering
Michael Curtis ... production assistant (uncredited)
Lynn Manning ... advisor: blindness (uncredited) / technical advisor (uncredited)
Dean Wright ... production assistant (uncredited)
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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Nick Parker (Rutger Hauer) is a Vietnam vet who was blinded during the war. He was found by one of the local tribes who taught him to enhance his remaining senses and to expertly wield a sword. On his return to the United States, he goes to visit an old Army buddy, Frank Devereaux (Terrance O'Quinn), but discovers that he and his wife, Lynn (Meg Foster) are divorced, and Frank no longer lives there. What they don't know is that Devereaux was playing in a crooked casino in Reno, Nevada, and accumulated a large debt. Casino boss MacCready (Noble Willingham) is willing to forgive his debt if he does something for him: Devereaux is a chemist, and they want him to make designer drugs. In order to make sure he does it, they try to kidnap his son, Billy (Brandon Call). But Nick is there, and Nick saves the boy. Thus begins a road trip to Las Vegas, Nevada, to protect the boy and save his friend with the boss' henchmen in pursuit. Written by

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Taglines Nick Parker is quick as a snake, strong as a bull...not to mention blind as a bat See more »
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Also Known As
  • Saga; Tales from the Warrior Age (United States)
  • Vengeance aveugle (France)
  • Furia ciega (Spain)
  • Blindt raseri (Denmark)
  • Ślepa furia (Poland)
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Runtime
  • 86 min
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Budget $10,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Rutger Hauer said of this movie on his official website: "Blind Fury (1989) was one of the most difficult jobs for me because of the combination with the swordplay. I'm glad it does not show. I mean that is was so difficult. Trained a month with a blind man who taught me his handicap. He was such a nice man. First thing he said was, 'I don't get confused about what I see.' Then I trained every morning at 4:30 before shooting for those seven weeks. Then Shô Kosugi was brought in for the swordplay. That was an additional shoot for a week or so. Wonderful." See more »
Goofs When Nick and Billy are about to board the bus to Reno, they both trip and fall into puddles of mud and water. Their clothes get filthy, but the next shot of them on the bus, their clothes are clean. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Pretty Woman/Blind Fury/A Shock to the System/The Fourth War/Lambada (1990). See more »
Crazy Credits As the credits roll, we see Nick Parker continuing his stroll along the highway until he is lost from view See more »
Quotes [Nick is driving and bumps into another car]
Other driver: Are you blind?
Nick Parker: Yeah. What's your excuse?
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