Air America (1990)

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Written by Christopher Robbins, John Eskow

Directed by Roger Spottiswoode

Running Time: 112 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1990

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Lighthearted action tale about a pair of maverick US pilots who smuggle anything and everything for a covert CIA operation during the Vietnam War. When they catch wind of a seamy plot in the secret service hierarchy, they decide to turn the tables on their paymasters.

Cast

Image for Mel GibsonMel GibsonGene Ryack
Image for Robert Downey Jr.Robert Downey Jr.Billy Covington
Nancy TravisCorinne Landreaux
Image for Ken JenkinsKen JenkinsMajor Donald Lemond
David Marshall GrantRob Diehl
Lane SmithSenator Davenport
Art LaFleurJack Neely
Ned EisenbergNick Pirelli
Marshall BellQ.V.
David BoweSaunders
Image for Burt KwoukBurt KwoukGeneral Lu Soong
Tim ThomersonBabo
Harvey JasonNino
Sinjai HongthaiMay Ling
Natta NantatantiGene's Daughter
Purin PanichpanGene's Son
Yani TramodGene's Brother-in-Law
Chanarona SuwanpaKwaka
Chet VimolTribal Warrior
Wasan UttamayodhinNightclub Singer
Meeson MacakharatNightclub Singer
Ernie LivelyTruck Driver
Burke ByrnesRecruiter
Greg KeanSteve DeeJay
Roger WeltyAmbassador Barlow
Graham OsbornRefugee Camp Organiser

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