USA 1981 Color
| Language: | English |
| Genre/keyword: | Drama / based on novel |
| Harold Becker |
| George C. Scott | .... | General Harlan Bache |
| Timothy Hutton | .... | Brian Moreland |
| Ronny Cox (I) | .... | Colonel Kerby |
| Sean Penn | .... | Alex Dwyer |
| Tom Cruise | .... | David Shawn |
| Brendan Ward | .... | Charlie |
| Evan Handler | .... | Edward West |
| John P. Navin Jr. | .... | Derek Mellott |
| Billy Van Zandt | .... | Bug |
| Giancarlo Esposito | .... | J.C. Pierce |
| Donald Kimmel | .... | Billy Harris |
| Tim Wahrer | .... | John Cooper |
| Tim Riley | .... | Hulk |
| Jeff Rochlin (I) | .... | Shovel |
| Rusty Jacobs | .... | Rusty |
| Wayne Tippet | .... | Master Sergeant Kevin Moreland |
| Jeff Osuna | .... | Dean Ferris |
| Earl Hindman | .... | Lieutenant Hanson |
| James Handy | .... | Sheriff |
| Steven Ryan | .... | Marshal |
| Michael Longfield | .... | Deputy |
| Jay Gregory | .... | Interviewer |
| Karen Braga | .... | Woman Announcer |
| Ralph Drischell | .... | Stewart |
| Jane Cecil | .... | Secretary |
| Thomas Medearis | .... | Male Clerk |
| Amelia Romano | .... | Mrs. Malloy |
| Sheila Marra | .... | Lori Cable |
| Gary McCleery | .... | Townie |
| L. Michael Craig | .... | Townie |
| Chris Hagan | .... | Townie |
| John Taylor (IV) | .... | Cadet |
| Lou Milione | .... | Cadet |
| Eugene Krumenacker | .... | Cadet |
| John McBrearty | .... | Cadet |
| David McGinley | .... | Cadet |
| Frank Chambers | .... | Cadet |
| John Faucher | .... | Cadet |
| John Newmuis | .... | Cadet |
| Declan Weir | .... | Cadet |
| Paul Lyons | .... | Cadet |
| Ryan Helm | .... | Cadet |
| Tom Hutchinson (I) | .... | Cadet |
| Tom Klunis | .... | Parent |
| Elizabeth Perry | .... | Parent |
| Brenda Currin | .... | Parent |
| Jeanne Fisher | .... | Parent |
| Devery Freeman | (novel) | ||
| Robert Mark Kamen | |||
| Darryl Ponicsan |
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Scott
is the distinguished General in charge of a Military Academy where the
cadets are thaught the traditional army values - honour and duty first
and foremost.
So when their college is sentenced to closure, the young recruits react in the only way they know how. Barricaded in and armed to the hilt, they are prepared to fight for their beliefs to the bitter and bloody end. |
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