Race against Time (2000)

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Written by Cary Solomon, Chuck Konzelman

Directed by Geoff Murphy

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

James Gabriel (Eric Roberts) has a son with a lethal virus. The only way James can save the boy is to purchase a rare and costly vaccine from medical empire Lifecorps. As he doesn't have the readies to hand, he sells himself for spare parts and raises the $300K. But when the boy dies unexpectedly, Gabriel has a problem. Although the vaccine didn't hit the spot, Lifecorps isn't the kind of outfit to quibble - it wants its 200 pounds of Hollywood horseflesh.

Now, Gabriel's on the move, with a posse of modern-day bounty hunters after him. Among them is Burke (Elwes), perhaps the most deadly player in the game, a man who has carved his name and fortune from the corpses of his 'finds'. Teaming up with another renegade, Alex (Sarah Wynter), Gabriel realises that he has just one chance of survival. He must penetrate the very headquarters of Lifecorps and take aim at its chief.

Cast

Eric RobertsJames Gabriel
Image for Cary ElwesCary ElwesBurke
Sarah WynterAlex
Chris SarandonDr. Anton Stofeles
Image for Diane VenoraDiane VenoraDr. Helen Steele
Michael GreyeyesJohnny Black Eagle
Terry SimpsonJanovsky
Joel McNicholMike Cherry
Daniel MagderBobby Gabriel
Robin WilcockDr. Rupert Elliott
Cas AnvarDr. Bergen
Karen ClicheIrina Lifecorps Receptionist
Corey SosnerSecurity Guard #1
Steve AdamsMr. Strathmore
Jim BradfordJudge

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