Open Fire (1994 film)
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Not to be confused with Open Fire (film).
Open Fire is a 1994 action/martial arts film written by Thomas Ritz, produced Pierre David and Noel A. Zanitsch, directed by Kurt Anderson and stars Jeff Wincott and Patrick Kilpatrick.
[edit] Plot
Alec McNeil is an ex-FBI agent haunted by the death of his former partner. But when brutal criminal mastermind Stein Kruger and a group of mercenaries takes over a chemical plant and threatens to release a cloud of nerve gas over the city of Los Angeles, holding McNeil's father hostage in the process, McNeil considers enough is enough. Against the express orders of his former FBI superior, McNeil launches a single-handed effort to stop the nerve gas release and bring Kruger to his knees.
[edit] Cast
- Jeff Wincott: Alec McNeil
- Patrick Kilpatrick: Stein Kruger
- Mimi Craven: Lynne Tolbert
- Lee de Broux: Bob McNeil
- Arthur Taxier: Special Agent Davis
- Marty Anderson: TV Reporter
- Marjorie Andrade: Belasco (as Marjorie Cezar de Andrade)
- Kurt Bryant: Worker #2
- Darren A. Caperna: Worker #3 (as Darren Caperna)
- Steph DuVall: Hicks
- Anthony Dean Fields: Wood
- Brooks Gardner: Head Guard
- Joey Gaynor: Floor Supervisor Brody
- Ron Howard George: Deacon
- Bennet Guillory: Commander Simpson
- Christopher Kriesa: CHP Officer
- Leo Lee: Nakata
- Gary Littlejohn: Convict #1
- Dennis Madalone: Van Earl
- Eric Mansker: Convict #2
- Crockett Maricle: Security Guard
- Lee Mathis: Agent Rubin
- Marsha L. McVay
- Steve Picerni: Worker #1
- Jeff Pruitt: Rookie
- Bert Remsen: Walter the Guard
- Thomas Ritz: Sgt. Mason
- Diane Robin: Policewoman
- Michael Shaner: Roy
- Susie Singer Carter: Waitress
- Brenda Swanson: Kesack
- Wesley Thompson: Agent Odell
- Paulo Tocha: Psycho
- Jeff Ward: Jackson