Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Carl Weathers | ... | 'Action' Jackson | |
Craig T. Nelson | ... | Peter Dellaplane | |
Vanity | ... | Sydney Ash | |
Sharon Stone | ... | Patrice Dellaplane | |
Thomas F. Wilson | ... | Officer Kornblau | |
Bill Duke | ... | Capt. Armbruster | |
Robert Davi | ... | Tony Moretti | |
Jack Thibeau | ... | Detective Kotterwell | |
Roger Aaron Brown | ... | Officer Lack | |
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Stan Foster | ... | Albert |
Mary Ellen Trainor | ... | Secretary | |
Ed O'Ross | ... | Stringer | |
Bob Minor | ... | Gamble | |
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David Glen Eisley | ... | Thaw |
Dennis Hayden | ... | Shaker |
Jericho "Action" Jackson is a Detroit police sergeant who was demoted from lieutenant for almost tearing the arm off of sexually violent sociopath Sean Dellaplane, whose father is Peter Dellaplane, a major car manufacturer. But Dellaplane himself is violent as well. Dellaplane kills his wife Patrice by shooting her. And then he plants her body in Jackson's apartment, framing Jackson. Dellaplane won't miss Patrice very much, because he has a drug-addicted mistress named Sydney Ash. He keeps Sydney hooked with a free supply of heroin. Jackson suspects Dellaplane of masterminding a murder spree against local officials from the auto workers' union. Dellaplane's mission is to gain a political power base and choose the next president of the United States. Because of what happened to Dellaplane's son Sean, Dellaplane has taken a particular dislike to Jackson. Jackson gets Sydney's help in going after Dellaplane. Written by Todd Baldridge
Action Jackson could be a comic black hero, nothing in the movie is real, glass blast, cars climbing the stairs, big explosions, whenever they do are overblown, Vanity and Sharon stone in hot and breathtaking scenes are gorgeous in they best shape than ever, even the characters in small roles is funny with a lot of gags, actually the picture is pure entertainment and action that certainly you do not be sorry to watch!!! But don't wait a serious movie!!
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First watch: 1990 / How many: 3 / Source: TV-DVD / Rating: 6.5