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Medusa's Child

Year:

1997

Duration:

240 min (including commercials)

Genres:

Thriller

IMDB rate:

5.9

Director:

Larry Shaw

Awards:

2 nominations

Details

Country: Canada

Release Date: 1997-11-16

Filming Locations: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Cast

Actor

Character

Lori Loughlin

Vincent Spano

Scott Nash

Gail O'Grady

Vivian Henry

Kevin Dillon

Jerry Carnel

John Glover

Rogers Henry

J.B. Bivens

FBI SWAT Team Leader

Jack Coleman

Dean Cooper

Chris Noth

Tony DiStefano

Martin Sheen

President (U.S.)

Vyto Ruginis

Defense Secretary Stanley Shapiro

Ian Tracey

Peter Cooke

Bob Morrisey

F.B.I. Director

Robert Wisden

David Kaye

Anchor

Tom Butler

Kevin McNulty

Doug Abrahams

FAA Man

Kirsten Alter

Naval Officer (unconfirmed) (as Kirsten Williamson)

Peter Bryant

FAA Instructor

David Cameron

FBI Agent

Fulvio Cecere

Presidential Aide

Marya Delver

Patty

Nathaniel DeVeaux

Gen. Welch

Stephen Fanning

Bobby Harris

Merrilyn Gann

Patty's Mother

Claudine Grant

Weather Woman

Marrett Green

TV Announcer 2

Elizabeth Guber

Gina Distefano

Anna Hagan

Ambassador Terry

Anthony Harrison

FAA Team Leader

Deryl Hayes

Senior FBI Agent

Kevin Hayes

TV Announcer

Noah Heney

BCA Technical Director

Mark Holden

Bill Andrews

Andrew Johnston

Cargo Supervisor

Danny Kamin

Doc Hazzard (as Daniel Kamin)

Colin Lawrence

PAX Naval Base Controller

Mi-Jung Lee

TV Announcer 3

David J. Lewis

Dick Harris

Angus Lockhart

Jerry's son

Mackenzie Lockhart

Jerry's son

Mig Macario

Ian (as Michael Andaluz)

Belinda Metz

John J. Nance

Dr. Jensen

Ian Robison

Young Naval Officer

Edwin A. Santos

Reporter #5

Richard Sargent

Naval Commander

Veena Sood

Siri Markham

Jennifer Sterling

TV Reporter

Matthew Walker

Dr. Clarence Barker

Norma Jean Wick

Weather Reporter

Cameron K. Smith

Agent Strode (unconfirmed) (uncredited)

Goofs

An underwater nuclear explosion would not cause an electromagnetic pulse (EMP). EMP occurs when the pressure wave from a high-altitude blast forces molecules in the upper atmosphere previously charged with electricity to discharge it. An underwater burst would also not produce a fireball above the surface but instead would produce an enormous cloud of water vapor.