Outbreak (1995)

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Written by Laurence Dworet, Robert Roy Pool

Directed by Wolfgang Petersen

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

This high-quality eco-thriller - about the race to halt a virus that is threatening to wipe out the population of the entire planet - is top-notch. Released in 1995, Dustin Hoffman (pictured) is tremendous as the army medic who's desperate to stop the outbreak, and the stellar cast includes Morgan Freeman, Kevin Spacey and a truly nasty Donald Sutherland.

As the film unfolds, the search for an antidote seems fruitless, and the mysterious new disease spreads from an African village to the US. Despite the danger to human life, however, powerful political forces want the truth about the disease kept quiet. Highly recommended.

Cast

Image for Dustin HoffmanDustin HoffmanCol. Sam Daniels
Rene RussoRobby Keough
Image for Morgan FreemanMorgan FreemanBrig. General Billy Ford
Image for Kevin SpaceyKevin SpaceyMaj. Casey Schuler
Image for Cuba Gooding Jr.Cuba Gooding Jr.Maj. Salt
Image for Donald SutherlandDonald SutherlandMaj. General Donald McClintock
Image for Patrick DempseyPatrick DempseyJimbo Scott
Zakes MokaeDr. Benjamin Iwabi
Malick BowensDr. Raswani
Susan Lee HoffmanDr. Lisa Aronson
Image for Benito MartinezBenito MartinezDr. Julio Ruiz
Bruce JarchowDr. Mascelli
Leland Hayward IIIHenry Seward
Daniel ChodosRudy Alvarez
Dale DyeLt. Col. Briggs

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