Navy Seals (1990)

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Written by Chuck Pfarrer, Gary Goldman

Directed by Lewis Teague

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1990

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Rousing action drama in which the US Navy's elite commando force, the SEALS (sea, air, land), is sent to rescue hostages from a ship in the Middle East. A plot is uncovered to sell stolen Stinger missiles to terrorists, but when the SEALS launch a surprise attack in Syria to retrieve the armaments, the terrorists become more aggressive and the mission more dangerous, culminating in an invasion of besieged Beirut.

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In the UK... it's next showing on Virgin 1 November 21st, 9:00pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Charlie SheenCharlie SheenLt. Dale Hawkins
Image for Michael BiehnMichael BiehnLt. James Curran
Joanne WhalleyClaire Varrens
Rick RossovichLeary
Cyril O'ReillyRexer
Image for Bill PaxtonBill PaxtonDane
Image for Dennis HaysbertDennis HaysbertChief Billy Graham
Paul SanchezRamos
Nicholas KadiBen Shaheed
Ronald G. JosephCapt. Dunne
S. Epatha MerkersonJolena
Gregory McKinneyU.S. Helicopter Pilot
Rob MoranU.S. Helicopter Co-Pilot
Richard VentureAdm. Colker
Mark CarltonJim Elmore

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