Courage Under Fire (1996)

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Written by Patrick Sheane Duncan

Directed by Edward Zwick

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1996

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Captain Karen Walden (Meg Ryan) was a rescue helicopter pilot who died shortly before her helicopter crew was rescued after it crashed in Desert Storm.

It first appears that she made a spectacular rescue of a downed helicopter crew, then held her own crew together to fight off the Iraqis after her copter crashed. LT Colonel Nathaniel Serling (Denzel Washington), who is struggling with his own demons from Desert Storm is assigned to investigate and award her the Medal of Honor.

However some conflicting accounts from her crew and soldiers in the area, cause him to be question whether she deserves it.

Cast

Image for Denzel WashingtonDenzel WashingtonLt. Col. Nathaniel Serling
Image for Meg RyanMeg RyanCap. Karen Emma Walden
Image for Lou Diamond PhillipsLou Diamond PhillipsStaff Sgt. John Monfriez
Michael MoriartyBrig. General Hershberg
Image for Matt DamonMatt DamonSpecialist Ilario
Bronson PinchotBruno
Seth GilliamAltameyer
Regina TaylorMeredith Serling
Image for Zeljko IvanekZeljko IvanekBen Banacek
Scott GlennTony Gartner
Image for Tim GuineeTim GuineeRady
Tim RansomBoylar
Image for Sean AstinSean AstinPatella
Armand DarriusRobins
Ned VaughnLt. Chelli

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