The Presidio (1988)

Dir: Peter Hyams Action / Crime / Mystery / Thriller stars 3

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The Presidio is an American thriller film first released in 1988, directed by Peter Hyams. The film stars Sean Connery, Mark Harmon, Meg Ryan, Jack Warden and Mark Blum. It has also been released under the title: The Presidio: The Scene of the Crime. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Peter Hyams
Script: Peter Hyams
Photo: Peter Hyams
Music: Bruce Broughton
Cast: Sean Connery (Lt. Col. Alan Caldwell), Mark Harmon (Jay Austin), Meg Ryan (Donna Caldwell), Jack Warden (Sgt. Maj. Ross Maclure), Mark Blum (Arthur Peale), Dana Gladstone (Col. Paul Lawrence), Jenette Goldstein (Patti Jean Lynch), Marvin J. McIntyre (MP Zeke), Don Calfa (Howard Buckely), John DiSanti (Det. Marvin Powell), Robert Lesser (Sgt. Mueller), James Hooks Reynolds (George Spota), Curtis W. Sims (Sgt. Garfield), Rick Zumwalt (Bully in Bar), Rosalyn Marshall (Lawrence’s Secretary), Jessie Lawrence Ferguson (Pilot at Travis AFB), Larry Flash Jenkins (MP Dutton), Jesse D. Goins (MP Bygrave), Kim Robillard (MP Mitchell), Michael Strasser (MP Stillwell), Chuckie Davis (Julius), Ron Cummins (Maintenance Man), Patrick Kilpatrick (Mark), John Allen Vick (Post Commander), Michael Fosberg (Capt. Gordon), Joe Hart (Bully’s Bar Pal (’Arrowhead’)), Clay Wilcox (Bully’s Bar Pal (’Arrowhead’)), Bob Rochelle (Bully’s Bar Pal (’Arrowhead’)), Susan Saiger (Gloria), Ruth de Sosa (Teacher), Tracy Tanen (Peale’s Receptionist), Peter Fitzsimmons (Patrolman Schmidt), Pete Antico (Patrolman Dotson), Dean R. Miller (Leroy), Jophery C. Brown (Workman), Justin De Rosa (Workman), Allan Graf (Workman), Frank Orsatti (Workman), Peter Kwong (Squad Room Officer), Bob Delegall (Squad Room Lieutenant), Richard Kwong (Chinese Kitchen Chef)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 97 min
Aka: The Presidio: The Scene of the Crime

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