Killing Streets Trailer

Killing Streets Trailer (1991)

23 October 1991 Action 106 mins

A young Marine is kidnapped by terrorists in Lebanon. His twin brother, frustrated at his inability to get any kind of information from the government about his brother's plight, travels to Lebanon with a plan for his own rescue operation.

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Cast

Michael Paré

as Chris / Craig Brandt

Lorenzo Lamas

as Charlie Wolff

Jennifer Runyon

as Sandra Ross

Shaul Mizrahi

as Bellboy

Uri Mauda

as Desk Clerk

Raffi Tavor

as Yassir

Travis Ducsay

as Boy on Bike

Gabi Amrani

as Gilad

Mati Seri

as Detective

Crew

Ami Artzi

Ami Artzi Executive Producer

Zoli Ben Chorin

Zoli Ben Chorin Associate Producer

Zvi Spielmann

Zvi Spielmann Line Producer

Daniel Schneor

Daniel Schneor Cinematography

Avishay Avivi

Avishay Avivi Production Design

Anat Avivi

Anat Avivi Set Decoration

Rochelle Zaltzman

Rochelle Zaltzman Costume Design

Dean St. John

Dean St. John ADR Recordist

International Titles

The Killing Streets Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 23 October 1991

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