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Raw Deal

Year:

1986

Duration:

106 min

Genres:

Action | Crime | Thriller

IMDB rate:

5.4

Director:

John Irvin

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1986-06-06

Filming Locations: Castle Hayne, North Carolina, USA

Earnings

Budget: $8,500,000

Opening Weekend: $5,438,978 (USA) (8 June 1986)

Gross: $15,946,969 (USA) (13 July 1986)

Cast

Actor

Character

George P. Wilbur

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Mark Kaminsky

Kathryn Harrold

Monique

Sam Wanamaker

Luigi Patrovita

Paul Shenar

Paulo Rocca

Robert Davi

Max Keller

Ed Lauter

Baker

Darren McGavin

Harry Shannon

Joe Regalbuto

Marvin Baxter

Mordecai Lawner

Marcellino

Steven Hill

Martin Lamanski

Blanche Baker

Amy Kaminsky

Louise Robey

Lamanski's Girl (as Robey)

Victor Argo

Dangerous Man

Denver Mattson

Killer #2

John Malloy

Trager

Lorenzo Clemons

Washington 2nd Sergeant

Dick Durock

Dingo

Frank Ferrara

Spike

Thomas Rosales Jr.

Jesus (as Thomas Rosales)

Jack Hallett

Carson

Leon Rippy

Man in Tux

Jay Butler

Rice

Norman Max Maxwell

Fake State Trooper (as Norman Maxwell)

Tony DiBenedetto

Rudy (as Tony Di Benedetto)

Tom Hull

Metzger

Mary Cannon

Saleswoman (as Mary Canon)

Gary Houston

Patrovita Thug

Greg Noonan

Patrovita Thug (as Gregory Noonan)

Steve Holt

Blair Shannon

Cedric Guthrie

Agent with Shannon

Gary Olsen

Lamanski's Driver

Brooks Gardner

Elevator Operator

Pat Miller

Kinks Cashier

Jery Hewitt

Stickman

James Eric

Byron

Ralph Foody

Captain

Howard Elfman

Bomb Squad officer

John Hateley

Trooper (Double) (as John Hately)

Joel Kramer

Brenner (Double)

Jeff Ramsey

Bodyguard #1

Bill McIntosh

Bodyguard #2

Ted Grossman

Bodyguard #3

Kent Hays

Drunken Player

Greg Walker

Rudy (Double)

Clifford Happy

Tony's Bodyguard (as Cliff Happy)

Michael Adams

Patrovita's Bodyguard (as Mike Adams)

Dean Smith

Patrovita's Double

Alex Ross

Stationwagon Driver

Socorro Santiago

Nurse at Center

Richard McGough

Baker's Partner

Sharon Rice

Jogger

R. Pickett Bugg

Lookout Gangster

John Clark

Newscaster

Scott Blount

Performer

Phil Adams

FBI Agent

Chuck Hart

FBI Agent

Larry Holt

FBI Agent

Ken Sprunt

FBI Agent

Peter Kent

Thug shot dead onto garbage cans at rock quarry (uncredited)

Robert J. Maxwell

Gambler (uncredited)

Robert Minkoff

Bit (uncredited)

Brian Parry

Teacher protecting students from car chase (uncredited)

Dimitrius Pulido

Body Guard (uncredited)

Sven-Ole Thorsen

Patrovita's Bearded Bodyguard (uncredited)

Kim Weeks

Waitress (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

A sign at the entrance of the oil refinery that Mark Kaminsky (Arnold Schwarzenegger) blows up at the beginning of the film reads "Irvin Oil Processing Company." The film was directed by John Irvin.

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Originally intended to be called "Let's Make A Deal."

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Joey Brenner's social security number reads: 567-34-5787. 567 is a prefix for California, which means the card was issued there. His passport id shows H1032642.

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Goofs

In the fist fight in the womens dress store Mark punches someone who can clearly be seen wearing a plaster on his head, next time the camera is on him it has come off and then re-appears when he is on the floor.

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When Mark Kaminsky goes to the Industrial Site to stage his death, the driver's side window is closed and once he uses the bolt cutters to open the gate to drive through, the window is now open. Once he has parked the car next to the fuel line the window is again closed.

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Towards the end of the movie, Petrovita's car is "heading south on Route 84". Earlier, Kaminski tells Monique to go to the Rock Falls Airport and charter a plane. Route 84 in Illinois runs from Wisconsin to the Quad-Cities. Even assuming he drove all the way to Wisconsin to take that route, it never goes to Rock Falls.

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Quotes

Luigi Patrovita: Mr. Rocca thinks you would make a worthwhile addition to our various endeavors.

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Dangerous Man: [Holding an informant in front of a mirror] So you wanna be a witness? Witness This!

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Mark Kaminsky: This must be when they mean by poetic justice.

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