ARMY OF ONE (1993)

MORGAN'S RATING

In this action-packed thriller, a thief must fight for his life after being framed for murder. While transporting stolen sports cars across the California desert, Santee and his buddy Eddie get pulled over by a traffic cop. After an argument, the policeman and Eddie wind up dead -- and Santee winds up falsely accused of killing the cop. Despite his claim of innocence, Santee gets convincted of the murder. As he tries to elude his pursuers, Santee also attempts to find out who is behind his frameup.

Dolph Lundgren (Wellman Anthony Santee), George Seagal (Franklin L. Severence), kristian Alfonso (Rita Marrick), Geoffrey Lewis (Sheriff Cepeda), Beau Starr (Jack 'Rudy' Rudisill), Michelle Phillips (Esther Severence), Matt Battaglia (Michael Agnos), Bert Ramsen (Woody Engstrom), Michael Paul Chan (Jimmy Shoeshine), Khandi Alexander (Maralena), Marcus Brown (E.G.), Nick Chinlund (Deputy Tomay), Ken Foree (Eddie 'Silver' Turner), Edward Stone (Detective Jordan), Rondi Reed (Detective Chelsey), Anita Brabec (Deputy Sheriff), Jason Ross-Azikiwe (Officer Macher), Charlie Holliday (Officer Hines).

SOMETIMES ONE MAN IS ALL IT TAKES!

FACTS

PRODUCTION INFORMATION

RELEASE DATE: 1993 (USA) SHOOTING DATES: June 1992 -- ??? - At the beginning of the movie we hear a female voice say "Unit 2-11 officer needs assistance..." over a police radio. Near the end of the film we can hear that same sentance said over another police radio but in a different voice. - A newspaper clipping in Woody Engstrom's shack is apparantly written by Andy Armstrong. This is the name of the second unit director and is Vic Armstrong's brother. - All of the exotic cars are actually replicas of Ferraris and Lamborghinis- including the ones in the chase scene.

DIRECTOR: Vic Armstrong. WRITER: Steven Pressfield. PRODUCERS: Andy Armstrong, Vic Armstrong and Illana Diamant LINE PRODUCER: Toram Barzilai. ORIGINAL MUSIC: Joel Goldsmith. DISTRIBUTOR: LIVE Entertainment.

QUOTES

Santee: You can open the safe with your balls or without 'em. Jimmy Shoeshine: First choice.