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Extreme Prejudice

Year:

1987

Duration:

96 min | USA:104 min

Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama | Thriller | Western

IMDB rate:

6.6

Director:

Walter Hill

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1987-04-24

Filming Locations: Laird International Studio - 9336 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USA

Earnings

Gross: $11,307,844 (USA) Filming Dates 14 April 1986 - 31 July 1986 Copyright Holder Carolco International N.V. (all countries)

Cast

Actor

Character

Maria Conchita Alonso

Extreme Prejudice

Richard L. Duran

Nick Nolte

Jack Benteen

Powers Boothe

Cash Bailey

Michael Ironside

Maj. Paul Hackett

Rip Torn

Sheriff Hank Pearson

Clancy Brown

MSgt. Larry McRose

William Forsythe

Sgt. Buck Atwater

Matt Mulhern

SSgt. Declan Patrick Coker

Larry B. Scott

Sgt. Charles Biddle

Dan Tullis Jr.

Sgt. Luther Fry

John Dennis Johnston

Merv

Luis Contreras

Lupo

Gary Carlos Cervantes

Hector (as Carlos Cervantes)

Tommy 'Tiny' Lister

Monday

Marco Rodríguez

Deputy Cortez

James Lashly

Deputy Purvis

Tony Frank

Clarence King

Mickey Jones

Chub Luke

Kent Lipham

T.C. Luke

Sam Gauny

Pearly Grips

Gil Reyes

Rincon Norte Bartender

Rick Garcia

Arturo

Larry Duran

Jesus

Christina Garcia

Girl with Biddle

Charles Lewis

Chicken Champ Kid

Humberto De La Torre

Andy

Fred Eisenlohr

Deputy #1

Anthony Galvan III

Deputy #2

Erin Bowden

Donna Lee

Frank Lugo

Jalisco Bartender

Jimmy Ortega

Young Mexican Man

Lin Shaye

Employment Office Clerk

Anthony Lattanzio

Man in Employment Office

Ken Medlock

Redneck in Bank

Michelle Rosen

Woman in Airport (as Michelle Lynn Rosen)

Helen Kelly

Bank Patron (uncredited)

Thomas Rosales Jr.

Scarza (uncredited)

Karly Rothenberg

Woman in Bank (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Maria Conchita Alonso did all her own vocals during the bar scenes.

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Nick Nolte modeled his character on Joaquin Jackson, a real Texas Ranger.

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The opening of the film which includes the military backgrounds of each member of Michael Ironside's mercenaries, was inspired by the similar opening to the hit TV show, The A-Team (1983).

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Goofs

Cash gains a beard when he walks into the cantina.

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During the car chase scene which follows the failed bank robbery, there is a brief glimpse of a "flipped" shot, in which it appears as though Sgt. Coker is driving the getaway car from the right hand side, while the left front seat (the driver's seat in left-hand drive cars, naturally) is empty.

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When Sheriff Benteen realized that Major Hackett lied to him about working for the DEA, he ordered a deputy to get the "Federal Drug Administration" on the phone.

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Quotes

Sheriff Hank Pearson: You ain't just gonna walk in there, are ya'?

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Cash Bailey: Aw hell, Jack. I know you're pissed, but this is me and you. We rode the river together. Now personally, I'd just be tickled pink if we could work out something save us both a world of grief. We ought to work together. You could be a hundred-thou a year man right now, and I'm the man that pays.

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Sgt. Buck Atwater: Dip me in shit and roll me in sugar, man!

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