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4.7/10
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A U.S. president's highly classified secret agent must find a fearless replacement to take over his extremely dangerous military missions.A U.S. president's highly classified secret agent must find a fearless replacement to take over his extremely dangerous military missions.A U.S. president's highly classified secret agent must find a fearless replacement to take over his extremely dangerous military missions.
Jonathan Nichols-Navarro
- Santiago
- (as Jonathan Nichols)
Mark Duke Dalton
- Delta Force Man #1
- (as Mark Dalton)
J.J. Echavarria
- Man
- (as Johnny Echavarria)
Robert Flanagan
- Seal #1
- (as Rob Flanagan)
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- TriviaStuart Whitman's last movie.
- GoofsWhen tracking the bad guys' jeep by satellite, the 'satellite image' is from a low oblique angle, filmed from an a low flying aircraft.
- Quotes
Deke Slater: You know, they say it isn't bragging if you can back it up.
Joshua McCord: It's still bragging.
Deke Slater: Well, this braggart thinks he can beat you to the bell.
Joshua McCord: Oh, really?
- ConnectionsEdited into The President's Man: A Line in the Sand (2002)
- SoundtracksWhat A Woman Knows
Written by Geoff Koch, Christopher L Stone
Performed by Geoff Koch
"Only The Strong Survive"
Written by Geoff Koch, Christopher L Stone
Performed by Geoff Koch
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Chuck Norris still rules!
This is one of the best Made For TV action movies I have ever seen. It is not WB sugar coated and it is extremely violent. It is also better than a lot of the direct to DVD movies I rent. There is plenty of martial arts and gun battles for the average action fan and Chuck Norris does his thing. The first 15 minutes and the final 30 minutes are fantastic TV for Norris fans. The middle of the movie is fun as we watch Chuck teach his young protégé and then rescue him from an almost botched mission. It was also cool seeing Chuck square off against Soon Tek Oh, his enemy from Missing in Action II. Another great thing about this DVD is that it is enhanced for widescreen HDTVs, so you do not have to watch it in 4:3 standard or 4:3 expanded. To those people who rate this flick poorly, remember, this was a CBS TV movie with a limited budget. Please do not compare this to Chuck's theatrical releases like Delta Force or Lone Wolf McQuade. For an old dude, Chuck still rules.
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- Nov 14, 2005
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