Half Past Dead (2002)

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Written by Don Michael Paul

Directed by Don Michael Paul

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2002

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Germany/USA

Filmed in Colour

Action thriller in which a tough cop goes undercover in a newly-opened Alcatraz prison where he tries to infiltrate the inner sanctum of a gang. However, a warden takes control of the prison after learning that an inmate on death row has stashed away a fortune in gold, threatening to kill hostages if the location of the loot isn't revealed. The cop now has to drop his cover and persuade the other inmates to help thwart the hijacker.

When is Half Past Dead next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Five December 2nd, 9:00pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Steven SeagalSteven SeagalSasha Petrosevitch
Image for Morris ChestnutMorris Chestnut49er One/Donny Johnson
Ja-RuleNicolas 'Nick' Frazier
Nia Peeples49er Six
Tony PlanaWarden El Fuego
KuruptTwitch
Michael TaliferroLittle Joe
Image for Claudia ChristianClaudia ChristianSpecial Agent Ellen Williams
Linda ThorsonJudge Jane McPherson
Bruce WeitzLester McKenna
Michael McGradyBad Ass Guard
Richard BremmerSonny Eckvall
Hannes JaenickeAgent Hartmann
Matt Battaglia49er Three
Wiliam T. BowersAlcatraz Guard

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