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| Sean Connery | Lt. Col. Alan Caldwell | |
| Mark Harmon | Jay Austin | |
| Meg Ryan | Donna Caldwell | |
| Jack Warden | ||
| Mark Blum | Arthur Peale | |
| Jenette Goldstein | Patti Jean Lynch | |
| Dana Gladstone | Lt. Col. Paul Lawrence |
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| Producer | D. Constantine Conte
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| Writer | Larry Ferguson
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| Cinematography | Peter Hyams
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| Musician | Bruce Broughton
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"…Connery and the chases will keep your pulse pounding!" - USA Today Lt. Col. Caldwell (Sean Connery) and Police Inspector Jay Austin (Mark Harmon) don't like each other. Not even a little bit. That's because Caldwell helped run Austin out of the military police a few years back. And now these natural enemies are forced to team up to solve a brutal murder at The Presidio military compound. To make matters worse, Inspector Austin has taken a sudden and passionate interest in a beautiful, feisty young woman (Meg Ryan), who just happens to be Lt. Col. Caldwell's daughter. First, sparks fly between the young lovers. Then fists and bullets start flying as this action-packed thriller kicks into high gear and tears up the streets of San Francisco. |
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