Ice (1998)

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Written by Roderick Taylor, Bruce A. Taylor

Directed by Jean de Segonzac

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1998

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: Germany/USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Apocalyptic tale about the dawn of a new Ice Age where a group of LA people face the end of mankind as the sun burns out. But as they race to safety near the equator, a dangerous string of events threatens to trap them in a snowy grave.

Cast

Grant ShowRobert Drake
Udo KierDr. Norman Kistler
Image for Eva La RueEva La RueAlison
Flex AlexanderKelvin
Audie EnglandJulie
Michael RileyGreg
Kyle FairlieMax
Art HindleThe President
Diego FuentesZapata
Kristin BoothJessica
Image for Gordon Michael WoolvettGordon Michael WoolvettSoldier
John BourgeoisDr. Golding
Elias ZarouDr. Tyson
Patrice GoodmanCamille

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Comments

  • Use www.gravatar.com to create an Avatar for your e-mail address and use it on many supported sites August 3rd - 7:02amClive Hayes. said...

    Dear Sir,

    l saw the film Ice on t.v. two or three years ago, and l really liked it, and l have been trying to find it on DVD so that l can buy it, can you please help me, by telling me were l can find it on DVD in London, l have tryed all the usual places, but l just cant find it.

    Clive.

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