Miracle Mile (1988)

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Written by Steve de Jarnatt

Directed by Steve de Jarnatt

Running Time: 87 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1988

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Harry Washello (Anthony Edwards) falls in love a young woman called Julie Peters (Mare Winningham) at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles which is known as the Miracle Mile

The two make a date, which unfortunately he misses. While out searching for her, he finds out that the United States are about to start a nuclear war with the Soviet Union.

Now Harry must frantically search for her in a rioting city so that they can escape Los Angeles together.

But can he save himself as lawlessness becomes the norm and terror grips every living soul in the city?

Cast

Anthony EdwardsHarry Washello
Mare WinninghamJulie Peters
John AgarIvan Peters
Lou HancockLucy Peters
Image for Mykelti WilliamsonMykelti WilliamsonWilson
Kelly Jo MinterCharlotta
Kurt FullerGerstead
Denise CrosbyLanda
Robert DoQuiFred the Cook
O-Lan JonesWaitress
Claude Earl JonesHarlan
Alan RosenbergMike
Danny de La PazTransvestite
Earl BoenDrunk Man in Diner
Diane DelanoStewardess

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