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Nick of Time

Year:
Duration:
90 min
Genres:
Action | Crime | Drama | Thriller
IMDB rate:
6.3
Director:
John Badham
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1995-11-22
Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA
Earnings
Opening Weekend: $2,781,601 (USA) (26 November 1995)
Gross: $7,439,392 (USA) (10 December 1995)
Cast
Actor
Character
Johnny Depp
Gene Watson
Courtney Chase
Lynn Watson
Charles S. Dutton
Huey
Christopher Walken
Mr. Smith
Roma Maffia
Ms. Jones
Marsha Mason
Gov. Eleanor Grant
Peter Strauss
Brendan Grant
Bill Smitrovich
Officer Trust
G.D. Spradlin
Mystery Man
Yul Vazquez
Gustino (Guest Services)
Edith Diaz
Irene (Domestic Maintenance)
Armando Ortega
Hector (Guest Services)
C.J. Bau
Mixologist
Cynthena Sanders
Beverage Server
Dana Mackey
Transport Reception Manager
Chris Jacobs
Comestible Server (as Christopher Jacobs)
Charles Carroll
Sanitation Engineer
Miguel Nájera
Franco (Governor's Bodyguard)
Jerry Tondo
Chief Aide
Lance Hunter Voorhees
Weapons Security
John Azevedo Jr.
Security Associate
Lance August
Personal Security
Peter Mackenzie
JBN Reporter
Rick Zieff
JBN Videographer
Tom Bradley
Himself
Michael Chong
Asian Man
Cynthia Noritake
Asian Woman
Holly Kuespert
Physically Attractive Woman
Pamela Dunlap
Centerpiece Poacher
Jan Speck
Rally Orienter
Tom Lawrence
Personal Waste Facility User
Robert Buckingham
Illegal Security Access Carrier
Clark Johnson
Hackney Transportist (as J. Clark Johnson)
Antony Sandoval
Un Homme
Isabel García Lorca
Une Femme (as Isabel Lorca)
Nicole Mancera
Una Niña
Yolanda Gonzáles
Su Madre (as Yolanda Gonzalez)
Antonette Saftler
Mrs. Wentzel
Teddy Beeler
Union Station Security
Alison Stuart
Verbally Abusive Spouse
Jan Citron
Governors Ball (uncredited)
Bobby DeLeon
Romeo (uncredited)
Ray Uhler
Reporter (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
One of the most remarkable film sequences involved one seamless take during which Johnny Depp and Christopher Walken board a glass-walled elevator and ride 35 floors to the top of L.A.'s Bonaventure hotel. Crammed into the confines of the elevator with the actors were director John Badham, cinematographer Roy H. Wagner, focus-puller Todd Slyapich, sound mixer Willie D. Burton, boom operator Marvin E. Lewis and script supervisor Barbara Thaxton. Given the fact that the elevator was glass from top to bottom, was lit by 8 Kino Flo lamps, ensuring that camera and crew reflections were not captured on film was quite an exercise in and of itself.
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Unusual for a feature, the film has only one major establishing shot.
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The plot unfolds in real time.
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Goofs
When Watson pulls the Governor's picture from the envelope, we can see through the photo, revealing that the face is visible to him. In the next shot, Watson starts pulling when only the hairline is visible.
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Huey actually blows his cover for pretending to be deaf in front of Mr. Smith, and gets away with it. When Smith tells Huey that he remembers a shoe shine to cost two bits, Huey responds with a head nod and a slight grunt.
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The Colt revolver in the opening credits is a mirror image. The manufacturing roll-mark on the barrel is backward.
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Quotes
Gene Watson: Ma'am? I'll take my daughter.
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Gene Watson: Kisses to you.
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Mr. Smith: There was this guy, big guy, Irish-Italian, red-faced, black-haired, jolly son of a bitch...
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Photos from cast
Gloria Reuben
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