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10 to Midnight

Year:

1983

Duration:

101 min

Genres:

Crime | Drama | Thriller

IMDB rate:

6.2

Director:

J. Lee Thompson

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1983-03-11

Filming Locations: Thrifty - 11321 National Boulevard - Los Angeles, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $4,520,000

Gross: $7,100,000 (USA) Admissions 578,000 (France)

Cast

Actor

Character

Jeana Keough

10 to Midnight

Charles Bronson

Leo Kessler

Lisa Eilbacher

Laurie Kessler

Andrew Stevens

Paul McAnn

Gene Davis

Warren Stacy

Geoffrey Lewis

Dave Dante

Wilford Brimley

Captain Malone

Robert F. Lyons

Nathan Zager

Bert Williams

Mr. Johnson

Iva Lane

Bunny

Ola Ray

Ola

Kelly Preston

Doreen

Cosie Costa

Dudley

Paul McCallum

Lab Technician

June Gilbert

Betty

Arthur Hansel

Judge

Sam Chew Jr.

Minister

Katrina Parish

Tina

Shawn Schepps

Peg

Sydna Scott

Mrs. Johnson

Barbara Pilavin

Mrs. Byrd

Beau Billingslea

Desk Sergeant

James Keane

Jerry

Jerome Thor

Medical Examiner

Breck Costin

Tim Bailey

Carmen Filpi

Hotel Clerk

Deran Sarafian

Dale Anders

Jeane Manson

Margo

Lynette Harrison

Ticket Girl

Neal Fleming

Young Man

John Garwood

Millikan

Shay Duffin

Nestor

Daniel Ades

Ben Linker

Cynthia Reams

Hooker

Kyle Edward Cranston

Party Intern

Beth Reinglass

Office Girl

Monica Ekblad

Second Office Girl

Patti Tippo

Party Girl

Anne Lockhart

Murder Victim

Ron Preston

Orderly

Kyle J. Wood

Med. Student

Did you know?

Trivia

This Charles Bronson movie was theatrically released between his pictures Death Wish II (1982) and The Evil That Men Do (1984).

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(at around 1h 30 mins) Warren Stacy (Gene Davis) picks up the police radio and it says: "Code 6, Florence and Normandie". Nine years later, the largest riot in Los Angeles' history (also known as "The Rodney King Riots") would break out at that very same intersection.

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This Charles Bronson vehicle was developed and made when development on another Bronson project, The Evil That Men Do (1984), went into turnaround prior to a visit to the Cannes Film Festival. Producer Pancho Kohner and Cannon Films chairman Menahem Golan then decided to make this Charles Bronson vehicle instead. The other project, The Evil That Men Do (1984), was eventually made after and was Bronson's next movie after this.

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Goofs

At the end of the movie, McCann pulls up in a beige car. After Kessler shoots Stacy, the camera pans out and now there are black and white police cars everywhere and McCann's beige car is nowhere to be seen.

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Blood on Warren's naked body keeps appearing and disappearing and appearing in different parts at climax of the film.

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When Bronson is walking to his kitchen at night, he crosses in front of a well-lit, out of frame window. Clearly visible in shadow form is the head of a crewmember wearing a baseball cap.

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Quotes

Laurie Kessler: My father's gonna kill you!

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Leo Kessler: You go in that courtroom and forget what's legal and do what's right.

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Leo Kessler: [referring to a masturbatory device found in Warren's apartment] You know what this is for, Warren? It's for JACKING OFF!

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