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Under Siege 2: Dark Territory

Year:

1995

Duration:

100 min | Germany:92 min (16-rated version)

Genres:

Action | Thriller

IMDB rate:

5.4

Director:

Geoff Murphy

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1995-07-14

Filming Locations: Chatsworth, Los Angeles, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $60,000,000

Gross: $50,024,083 (USA)£1,658,234 (UK)

Cast

Actor

Character

Nick Mancuso

Under Siege 2: Dark Territory

Steven Seagal

Casey Ryback

Eric Bogosian

Travis Dane

Everett McGill

Marcus Penn

Katherine Heigl

Sarah Ryback

Morris Chestnut

Bobby Zachs

Peter Greene

Mercenary #1

Patrick Kilpatrick

Mercenary #2

Scott Sowers

Mercenary #3

Afifi Alaouie

Female Mercenary (as Afifi)

Andy Romano

Admiral Bates

Brenda Bakke

Captain Linda Gilder

Sandra Taylor

Kelly, Barmaid

Jonathan Banks

Scotty, Mercenary

David Gianopoulos

Captain David Trilling

Royce D. Applegate

Ryback's Cook

Christopher Darga

Cook #1

Don Blakely

Cook #2

Dale Dye

Captain Garza

James Clark

Train Consultant (as Jim Clark)

Stan Garner

Train Consultant

Silan Smith

Friendly-Faced Engineer #1

Rick Wiles

Conductor

Kurtwood Smith

General Stanley Cooper

Denis L. Stewart

Holy Mercenary

Jim Dirker

Helicopter Pilot

Todd O. Russell

Ryback's Driver

Warren Tabata

Bartender

Julius R. Nasso

Hostage #2

Phyllis Davis

Hostage #3

James V. Caciola

Hostage #4

Ginger Lewis

Lady Hostage

Greg Collins

Huey Pilot

Ken Vieira

Helicopter Pilot

Wren T. Brown

Captain Williams

D.C. Douglas

Technician #1

Thom Adcox-Hernandez

Technician #2

Catherine MacNeal

ATAC Assistant #1

Frank Roman

Aide

Al Sapienza

Captain #2

Jennifer Starr

ATAC Assistant #2

Ping Wu

SYSOS Officer

Steve Abbott

Train Patron (uncredited)

Anthony Backman

Control Room Officer (uncredited)

Henry Kingi

Mercenary (uncredited)

Ted Shred

Hostage with Knife (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The device Ryback connects to the disabled phone is an Apple Newton PDA (personal device assistant) MP2000. This device, about the size of a iPad mini and the thickness of a book, was used for notes, calendar and calculator. It did not text or email. It also ran some 3rd party software like Quicken.

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Although the Pegasus missile shown in the film is functionally similar, it bears no resemblance to the actual rocket. In real life it features a low profile delta wing in the middle with a traditional vertical and horizontal stabilizer at the rear; as opposed to the 8 fin air-to-air style missile launched from the B2 bomber.

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Filmmakers pioneered a new technique that enabled them to film all the interior train scenes (practically all the film) in the studio. Tennis balls glued on the studio walls were used as reference points to allow computers to insert footage of Colorado scenery, even when the camera moved around.

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Goofs

It is absolutely impossible, even for trained people, to keep your hands behind your heads for hours and hours. Yet this is what we see with the hostages in the train whilst the action goes on.

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When Ryback kicks a terrorist off of the front of the moving locomotive, it's an obvious dummy landing on the tracks when seen from the high wide-angle shot.

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Rotor blades of chase helicopter visible when Hueys are leaving the National Guard base.

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Quotes

Penn: When she shot the intruder, did you see the body?

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Bobby Zachs: Ok, safety off...

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Casey Ryback: Hi. Um, I was just wondering what the girl in the corner there was drinking?

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Faq

What are the differences between the British BBFC-18 home video version and the uncut version of this movie?

The British BBFC-18 home video version has been heavily cut in order to obtain a rating and several action sequences involving knives, bone breaking and other cruel violent scenes are missing in this version. A detailed comparison between both versions showing the visual differences (but not the sound cuts) can be found here.

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