U.S. Air force officer Hank Thomas attempts to expose a military cover-up after a civiian airliner crashes.
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Cast
| Dale Midkiff | ... |
Capt. Hank Thomas
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| William Shatner | ... |
Maj. Robert Carson
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| Judd Nelson | ... |
Harold Peters
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| Jennifer Rubin | ... |
Sharon Williams
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| Cliff Robertson | ... |
Buzz Thomas
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| Mark Kiely | ... |
Roger the Rat
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Dean Biasucci | ... |
Roth Jankins
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| Sandra Dee Robinson | ... |
Barbara Edwards
(as Sandra Fergeson)
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Natasha Roth | ... |
Alisia Edwards
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| Allison Dunbar | ... |
Connie Eldridge
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Que Kelly | ... |
Weapons Specialist
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| Donald Li | ... |
Capt. Chow
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| William Zabka | ... |
John - Security Guard
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Bo Eason | ... |
Security Guard
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Jeff Rank | ... |
Harmon Yaznah
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Melanie J. Elin | ... |
Woman on Airplane
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Thomas Vozza | ... |
Man on Airplane
(as Ford Mandalay)
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| Christian McIntire | ... |
UFO Informant
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Ronald Schmidt | ... |
Interviewed Guard
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| Steven M. Blasini | ... |
Fighter Pilot (uncredited)
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| Scott Duthie | ... |
Security Guard (uncredited)
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| Ken Olandt | ... |
Capt. Bobby Edwards (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Phillip J. Roth | ||
Written by
| Terri Neish | ... | (screenplay) |
| Jonathan Raymond | ... | (screenplay) (as Jon Meyer) |
Produced by
| Jeffery Beach | ... | producer (as Jeff Beach) |
| Melanie J. Elin | ... | line producer |
| James Hollensteiner | ... | executive producer (as Jim Hollensteiner) |
| Amy Murray-Rolon | ... | associate producer (as Amy Murray) |
| Thomas J. Niedermeyer Jr. | ... | executive producer |
| Ken Olandt | ... | producer |
| Phillip J. Roth | ... | producer (as Phillip Roth) |
| T.J. Sakasegawa | ... | associate producer |
| Richard Smith | ... | executive producer |
Music by
| Daniel Nielsen | ... | (as Daniel J. Nielsen) |
Cinematography by
| Todd Barron | ||
Editing by
| Randy Carter | ||
| Ken Peters | ||
Editorial Department
| Michael R. Hall | ... | assistant editor |
| Jim J. Williams | ... | color timer (as Jim Williams) |
Casting By
| LariAnn Lang | ||
| Shala Lang | ||
Production Design by
| David Huang | ||
Art Direction by
| Roger Baer | ||
Set Decoration by
| Eden Barr | ||
Costume Design by
| Julia Bartholomew | ||
Makeup Department
| Mary F. Brunner | ... | additional makeup artist |
| Francie Hart | ... | key hair stylist / key makeup artist |
| Teresa Vest | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Melanie J. Elin | ... | unit production manager |
| Ronald Schmidt | ... | post-production supervisor |
| Claudia Sumner | ... | post-production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Kathleen Butler | ... | second assistant director |
| Courtney King | ... | second second assistant director |
| Christian McIntire | ... | second unit director |
| Tom Milo | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Jami Anderson | ... | on-set dresser |
| Gregory Byrne | ... | swing |
| Kenneth Caldwell | ... | carpenter |
| Sara Davenport | ... | art department coordinator |
| Jakub Durkoth | ... | leadman |
| Brian Ferguson | ... | set dresser |
| Thaddeus Hallinan | ... | property master (as Thaddeus Owings Hallinan) |
| Sebastian Hernandez | ... | swing |
| Christopher Jones | ... | construction coordinator |
| Michael Meier | ... | swing |
| Ron Miller | ... | illustrator |
| Joanne Palmieri | ... | assistant property master |
| Timothy Pray | ... | art department coordinator |
| Chris Pye | ... | assistant property master |
| George Zeter | ... | lead scenic |
Sound Department
| Bryan M. Cahill | ... | boom operator |
| Anita Cannella | ... | foley |
| David Cannella | ... | foley editor |
| Tony Cannella | ... | sound designer |
| James H. Coburn IV | ... | sound mixer (as James Coburn Jr.) |
| Brent Ellingwood | ... | boom operator (as Brenton Ellingwood) |
| Dennis Fuller | ... | boom operator |
| Chuck Homyak | ... | boom operator |
| Sanaa Kelley | ... | foley (as Sanaa Cannella) |
| Bill Reinhardt | ... | production sound mixer / sound mixer |
| Chris Wilcox | ... | boom operator |
Special Effects by
| Michael A. Heath | ... | special effects model builder |
Visual Effects by
| Steven M. Blasini | ... | digital artist |
| Steve Carpenter | ... | digital artist |
| David Chan | ... | animator |
| John R. Ellis | ... | visual effects coordinator |
| Mike Fischer | ... | digital artist |
| D.R. Greenlaw | ... | lead animator / visual effects supervisor |
| Andrew Hofman | ... | visual effects director |
| Steven Kaplan | ... | animator |
| Dennis Michel | ... | animator |
| Don Neudecker | ... | visual effects animator |
| James Perry | ... | animator |
| Eric Quach | ... | visual effects |
| William Rehoreg | ... | animation and compositing |
| David Ridlen | ... | animator |
| Claudia Sumner | ... | visual effects producer |
Stunts
| Jeffery Beach | ... | stunts (as Jeff Beach) |
| Chris Carnel | ... | stunts |
| Vince Deadrick Jr. | ... | stunts |
| Scott Duthie | ... | stunts |
| Cole S. McKay | ... | stunts |
| Ron Otis | ... | stunt coordinator / stunts |
| David Ott | ... | stunts |
| Simon Rhee | ... | stunts |
| Rob Sanchez | ... | stunts (as Robert Sanchez) |
| Lauro David Chartrand-Del Valle | ... | fight coordinator (as Lauro Chartrand) / stunt coordinator (as Lauro Chartrand) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Gavin Ames | ... | steadicam operator |
| Jake Avignone | ... | first assistant camera (as Jacob Avignone) |
| Denisha Bendz | ... | second assistant camera |
| Geraldine Brezca | ... | second assistant camera |
| Anthony Bryan | ... | grip |
| Anthony Cady | ... | best boy grip (as Tony Cady) |
| John Cappilla | ... | gaffer |
| David Darwin | ... | best boy electric |
| Casey Ellison | ... | electrician |
| Sergio Eremenco | ... | electrician |
| Steve Francis | ... | grip |
| Franc Gabusi | ... | grip |
| Matthew Gaumer | ... | second assistant camera (as Matt Gaumer) |
| Allen Harker | ... | electrician |
| Jody Hutchins | ... | grip |
| Michael A. Johnson | ... | steadicam operator |
| Matt Landry | ... | grip |
| Damon Liebowitz | ... | electrician |
| Victor Major | ... | electrician |
| Joe Pacella | ... | camera loader |
| Sean Peacock | ... | electrician |
| Ken Peters | ... | electrician |
| David Reese | ... | key grip (as David M. Reese) |
| Shereen Saleh | ... | first assistant camera |
| Noah Shane | ... | grip |
| Charles Simons | ... | dolly grip: "a" camera |
| Carter Smith | ... | first assistant camera |
| Satoshi Takamura | ... | electrician |
| Jason Talbert | ... | grip |
| Tony Thomas | ... | grip |
| Thomas Vozza | ... | still photographer |
| Jason Young | ... | best boy electric |
Casting Department
| Susan Porche | ... | casting assistant |
| Tana Roller | ... | extras casting |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Dana Loats | ... | set costumer |
| Darragh Marmorstein | ... | costume supervisor |
Location Management
| Robert Lepucki | ... | location manager |
Music Department
| John Wilson | ... | Composer (uncredited) |
Script and Continuity Department
| Cecilia Weiss | ... | script supervisor |
Transportation Department
| Al Burton | ... | transportation captain |
| Gary Jackson | ... | driver |
| Ken Kaplan | ... | transportation coordinator |
Additional Crew
| Julie Anne Adams | ... | production accountant (as Julie Ann Adams) |
| Janine M. Clark | ... | production coordinator |
| Chad Empey | ... | craft service |
| Kym Jensen | ... | assistant production coordinator |
| Jon Ko | ... | medic |
| Mike Tristano | ... | armorer |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Advanced (2001) (Germany) (VHS)
- First Look International (2005) (United States) (DVD)
- New City Releasing
- Planet Media Home Entertainment (2006) (Germany) (DVD)
- Talon Productions
Special Effects
Other Companies
- BTS Payroll Services Inc. (payroll services)
- Cannella Productions (audio post-production)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera cranes)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera dollies)
- Cinemobile System (grip and lighting equipment)
- Digital Image (post-production services)
- Film Finances (completion guarantor)
- Gary Krowse Insurance Company (insurance)
- Keslow Camera (camera equipment)
- Lokbox Electronic (negative cutting)
- On Location Casting (extras casting)
- Papa's Catering (catering)
- Pixel Magic (negative scanning services)
- Screen Music Studios (SMS) (post audio mix facility)
- Sessions Payroll Management (extras payroll)
- Title House Digital (end titles)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Three years after Hank Thomas was thrown out of the air force because his best friend was killed in a military experiment/exercise led by Major Carson who caused the crash of TWA flight 800, he is approached by a group of CIA agents led by Harold Peters and Sharon Williams and Carson. They tell him that a microwave beam weapon killed his friend and those on TWA flight 800 and has now been attached to a super-sonic fighter plane called the Flacon. The falcon project has just been canceled by the military and the company that built it plans to steal it from its base at Area 51 and then sell it to the Chinese for $10 billion and that they need Hank's help to steal the plane and fly it to Alaska to have it dismantled before the company steals it. Hank and the CIA agents are secretly parachuted into Area 51 and in a gun battle get to the Falcon's hanger and steal it. But soon the Air Force is in pursuit as the plane makes its way to Alaska and events make Hank realize that the four CIA agents aren't CIA: they're mercenaries who have conspired with Carson to steal the Falcon and sell it to the Chinese. As Hank dodges air force fighter planes, he must also fight the mercenaries, and also land the Falcon, now leaking fuel, on an ice cap. Written by timdalton007 |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The design of the Falcon is loosely based on alleged designs of the Aurora, an alleged top-secret hypersonic spyplane developed by the U.S. Air Force in the late 1980s and early 1990s. See more » |
| Goofs | Nearly all airplanes (and all US military planes) today have self-sealing fuel tanks, so putting a bullet hole in one tank would not cause a catastrophic loss of fuel. See more » |
| Movie Connections | References First Blood (1982). See more » |