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Danger Zone

Year:

1996

Duration:

USA:92 min

Genres:

Drama | Action

IMDB rate:

4.6

Director:

Allan Eastman

Details

Country: Canada

Release Date: 1996-08-02

Filming Locations: South Africa

Cast

Actor

Character

Robert Downey Jr.

Billy Zane

Rick Morgan

Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa

Monsieur Chang

Lisa Collins

Dr. Kim Woods

Ron Silver

Maurice Dupont

Patrick Shai

Madumo

Russel Savadier

Nando

Greg Latter

Portuguese Sergeant

Eric Miyeni

Military Driver

Elizabeth Mathebula

African Woman

Zane Meas

Indian Sergeant

Connie Magilo

Tebi, Scott's Wife

Waylin Jansen

Scarlett, Scott's Daughter

Patrick Ndlovu

Minister

George Lamola

Scott's Jeep Driver

Chris Buchanan

Mercenary #1

Tshepo Nzimande

Mercenary #2

Cordell McQueen

Mercenary #3

Hector Rabotabi

Rebel #1

Babsy Selede

Store Owner

Kim Windo

Mercenary #4

Sam Ngakane

Nanda Waiter

Tracy Lee Cundill

U.S. Reporter

Harry Sekgobela

Dupont's Driver

Vukani Dlaola

Military Guard

Frank Notaro

Scott's Uncle

Philip Notununu

Mercenary #5

Kimberleigh Stark

Mercenary #6

Isaac Mavimbela

Rebel #2 (as Isaac Mavimbella)

Did you know?

Trivia

Kiefer Sutherland was considered for the role of Jim Scott.

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Robert Downey Jr. admits that the only reason why he appeared in this film was "Five hundred grand for two weeks".

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Goofs

After Rick jumps off the train at the end, he swims to the shore. When he gets out of the water, his hat is not wet and is still on his head. His hat would have fallen off and been soaked when Rick hit the water.

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Quotes

Monsieur Chang: [as he's ferociously beating Morgan] You don't have what it takes to play in my world!

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Maurice Dupont: I've arranged for two soldiers to accompany you and Dr. Woods...

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Maurice Dupont: [Talking to Rick Morgan] For ten years I've watched this nation divide itself into socialism against capitalism, tribalism against nationalism, father against son, brother against brother... The industrial nations, they send in *millions* of dollars, without understanding a *thing* about the Third World. They don't need a handout of money. They need expertise. People like you.

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