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Laser Mission

Name: Laser Mission
Director: BJ Davis
Genre: Thriller, Action, Adventure
Released: 1989
Rating: 3.9
Cast: Brandon Lee, Debi A. Monahan, Ernest Borgnine, Graham Clarke, Werner Pochath

A CIA agent is sent to get Professor Braun before the KGB can seize him as the Prof's knowledge, together with a recently stolen diamond, could be used to make a laser cannon.

1989 · Directed by BJ Davis · 84 min · Thriller · Action · Adventure · 10 frames

Tagline

«A secret agent. A beautiful accomplice. A daring mission to prevent World War III. One thrilling adventure!»

Crew

Screenplay: Phillip Gutteridge
Cinematography: Hans Kühle Jr.
Edited by: E. Selavie
Produced by: Hans Kühle Sr.

Cast

Brandon Lee as Michael Gold
Debi A. Monahan as Alissa
Ernest Borgnine as Prof. Braun
Graham Clarke as Col. Kalishnakov
Werner Pochath as Eckhardt
BJ Davis as Mercenary
Maureen Lahoud as Roberta
Pierre Knoesen as Mañuel
Richard Cox as Calloway
Gerry de Somma as Ernesto

Production

Country: Germany, Namibia, South Africa
Language: English
Studios: Karat Film, Karat Film International, Interfilm L.A., IMV Vertieb Media
Themes: martial arts, hero, central intelligence agency (cia), government, diamond, kidnapping, spy, professor, kgb, laser

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