Cover-Up (1991)
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- R
- 1h 31min
- Action, Adventure
- 09 Feb 1991 (South Korea)
- Movie
An ex-U.S. marine journalist battles against time to save lives after uncovering a terrorist plot.
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Cast verified as complete
| Dolph Lundgren | ... |
Mike Anderson
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| Louis Gossett Jr. | ... |
Lou Jackson
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Lisa Berkley | ... |
Susan Clifford
(as Lisa Berkely)
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| John Finn | ... |
Jeff Cooper
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Gil Kopel | ... |
Military Policeman #1
(as Gil Ko Pel)
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Howard Rypp | ... |
Military Policeman #2
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Ofer Lehavi | ... |
Military Policeman #3
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Zadok Zarum | ... |
Arab Driver
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Oren Neeman | ... |
Marine Guard
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Bruce Daniel Diker | ... |
Soldier #1
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Danny Friedman | ... |
Soldier #2
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Barry Langford | ... |
Man on the bus
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| Sharon Hacohen | ... |
Passport Officer
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| Mati Seri | ... |
Taxi Driver
(as Matti Seri)
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Jonathan Dominitz | ... |
Marine Embassy #1
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Kevin Patterson | ... |
Marine Embassy #2
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| Larry Moss | ... |
Reporter #1
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John Dicks | ... |
Reporter #2
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John Fulton | ... |
Reporter #3
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Larry Price | ... |
Reporter #4
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| Gilat Ankori | ... |
Reporter #5
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Gilles Ben-David | ... |
Reporter #6
(as Jil Ben David)
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Michael Greenspan | ... |
TV Announcer
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| Steve Budd | ... |
Male Secretary
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Jack Widerker | ... |
Ambassador
(as Jack Widercer)
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Michael Downs | ... |
Marine #2(pool)
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| Dor Zweigenboim | ... |
Marine #3(pool)
(as Dor Zweigenbaum)
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Mark Harrison | ... |
Marine #4(pool)
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| John Saint Ryan | ... |
Mini Barman
(as John Ryan)
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Rose Meshihi | ... |
Prostitute
(as Rose Meshichi)
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Lizi Gerafi | ... |
Prostitute
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Barak Negbi | ... |
Panhandler
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Jonathan Cherchi | ... |
Adnan Zahedi
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| Uri Gavriel | ... |
Arab Guard #1
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Yaacov Gvir-Cohen | ... |
Arab Guard #2
(as Jacob Gvir Cohen)
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| Irit Alter | ... |
Hotel Clerk
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Yehuda Elboim | ... |
Cop #1
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Yehonadav Pearlman | ... |
Cop #2
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P.C. Frieberg | ... |
Rabbi
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Eliezer Applebaum | ... |
Monk
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Doron Linnik | ... |
American #1
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Jack Messinger | ... |
American #2
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Stephen Sherman | ... |
Greek Orthodox Priest (uncredited)
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Josh Sklar | ... |
Media Boom Operator in press conference (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Manny Coto | ||
Written by
| William Tannen | ... | (written by) |
Produced by
| Jane Barclay | ... | executive producer |
| Sharon Harel | ... | producer |
| Jacob Kotzky | ... | producer |
| Bob Misiorowski | ... | executive producer |
| Eli Nash | ... | associate producer |
| Rebecca Nunberg | ... | co-executive producer |
| Terry A. Tegnazian | ... | co-executive producer |
| Eran Yaizer | ... | line producer |
Music by
| Bruno Louchouarn | ||
Cinematography by
| David Gurfinkel | ||
Editing by
| Bryan Oates | ||
| Freeman A. Davies | ... | (uncredited) |
Production Design by
| Ariel Roshko | ||
Costume Design by
| Rakefet Levy | ||
Production Management
| Ronna B. Wallace | ... | executive in charge of production |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Vic Armstrong | ... | second unit director |
| Shimon Azulai | ... | first assistant director: second unit |
| Jason White | ... | second unit director |
Art Department
| Zvika Aloni | ... | property master |
| Lance Lombardo | ... | lead man |
Sound Department
| Anne Laing | ... | adr computer programmer |
| Yohai Moshe | ... | sound recordist |
| Frank Sacco | ... | adr editor |
| Jay Wilkinson | ... | supervising sound editor |
Special Effects by
| John Gant | ... | special effects supervisor |
| Pini Klavir | ... | special effects supervisor |
Stunts
| Andy Armstrong | ... | stunts |
| Vic Armstrong | ... | stunt coordinator |
| Koby Azarly | ... | stunts |
| Dickey Beer | ... | stunts |
| Dave Bickers | ... | stunts (as David Bickers) |
| Jordi Casares | ... | stunts |
| Graeme Crowther | ... | stunts |
| Brian Fitkin | ... | stunts |
| Billy Horrigan | ... | stunts |
| Bronco McLoughlin | ... | stunts (as Bronco McLaughlin) |
| John Saint Ryan | ... | stunts (as John Ryan) |
| Jason White | ... | sword choreography |
| Andy Armstrong | ... | stunt double: Dolph Lundgren (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Nicole de Castro | ... | still photographer (as Nickol De-Castro) |
| Nimi Getter | ... | gaffer |
| Yoni Hamenachem | ... | still photographer |
| Yuda Tatarko | ... | best boy |
| Yossi Wein | ... | second camera operator |
Casting Department
| Barbara Claman | ... | casting: USA |
| Levia Hon | ... | casting: Israel |
| Mark Saks | ... | casting: USA |
Transportation Department
| Ziv Ha'ramati | ... | action vehicles (as Ziv Ramati) |
| Eyal Shefi | ... | action vehicles assistant |
| Gaby Weismann | ... | production driver |
Additional Crew
| Susan Fleming | ... | assistant: Mr. Lundgren |
| François Frey | ... | publicist: France |
| Edinoff Harvey | ... | production controller |
| Stephen Masters | ... | titles designer |
| Ilan Sagiv | ... | camp manager |
| Brian Fitkin | ... | trainer: Mr. Lundgren (uncredited) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Guild Film Distribution (1991) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Guild Film Distribution (1991) (Ireland) (theatrical)
- Menemsha Films (1991) (Israel) (theatrical)
- Live Entertainment (1991) (Canada) (theatrical)
- Live Entertainment (1991) (United States) (theatrical)
- Arrow (1992) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
- C.B. Films S.A. (1992) (Spain) (theatrical)
- Consatantin (1992) (Denmark) (theatrical)
- Highlight Film (1992) (Germany) (theatrical)
- Lisboa Films (1992) (Portugal) (theatrical)
- Metropolitan Filmexport (1992) (France) (theatrical)
- Nordisk Film (1992) (Norway) (theatrical)
- Sam Film (1992) (Iceland) (theatrical)
- Hoyts Columbia Tristar Films (1992) (Australia) (theatrical)
- Nippon Herald Films (1992) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Showbox (1992) (South Korea) (theatrical)
- Solar Pictures (1992) (Philippines) (theatrical)
- Highlight Video (1992) (Germany) (VHS)
- Veronica Television (1996) (Netherlands) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Sapex Scripts (post-production script services)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Mike Anderson (Dolph Lundgren), a tough American reporter on a dangerous foreign assignment, finds his own life in jeopardy when he uncovers a deadly labyrinth of political intrigue that threatens the lives of thousands in the action thriller "Cover Up". Despatched to investigate a mysterious and fatal attack on an overseas US naval base, Anderson, a leading investigative journalist and ex-US marine, finds himself back on familiar ground. Instinct makes him question the official CIA explanation that cites an unknown terrorist group called Black October. Alone, and armed only with his combat training and determination to uncover the truth, he sets out to expose a complex and dangerous political web. Anderson quickly discovers he can trust no-one. Renewing a fiery affair with his ex-Iover Susan Clifford, now the US Embassy press attachee, he soon finds himself confronting an old adversary, CIA boss Lou Jackson. And when his former marine colleague Colonel John Cooper is murdered moments after a secret rendezvous with him, Mike realises he holds the pieces to a deadly plot. In a race against time, Anderson battles to save the lives of thousands of innocent people, in a desperate attempt to prevent a deadly plan to create an international disaster of catastrophic proportions. Written by anonymous |
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| Taglines | If the lies don't kill you, the truth will. See more » |
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Box Office
| Budget | $7,500,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | The scene where Mike Anderson (Dolph Lundgren) runs through the mass of people during the Easter celebration, was shot during an actual enactment by pilgrims of the twelve stations of Christ. Hidden cameras were used to get the footage, and a pair of incognito Israeli National Squad paratroopers followed Lundgren for his protection. Nonetheless, pilgrims and tourists thought his fake blood was an actual wound, and "real" soldiers pointed M16 guns at Lundgren and got him down on the ground, as they had not been well informed of the film production. See more » |
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