Small Soldiers (1997)

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Written by Gavin Scott, Adam Rifkin

Directed by Joe Dante

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1997

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

This fantasy action movie - released in 1998 and aimed at older kids - has plenty of filmic references and knowning nods to classic war movies to keep adults entertained. Alan (Gregory Smith) is the son of a toy-store owner and is the first to try out some new, sophisticated action figures. What he doesn't know is that the figures have built-in military micro chips, enabling them to talk and move.

The toy manufacturers had underestimated the power given to these figures, which soon begin thinking for themselves and acting in a real combat. With the help of his neighbour, Christy (young Kirsten Dunst), Alan must protect his home and his family from the evil commandos.

Cast

Image for Gregory SmithGregory SmithAlan Abernathy
Image for Kirsten DunstKirsten DunstChristy Fimple
Image for Jay MohrJay MohrLarry Benson
David CrossIrwin Wayfair
Image for Denis LearyDenis LearyGil Mars
Kevin DunnStuart Abernathy
Ann MagnusonIrene Abernathy
Phil HartmanPhil Fimple
Image for Tommy Lee JonesTommy Lee JonesMaj. Chip Hazard
Image for Frank LangellaFrank LangellaArcher
Image for Ernest BorgnineErnest BorgnineKip Killagin
Jim BrownButch Meathook
Image for Bruce DernBruce DernLink Static
Image for George KennedyGeorge KennedyBrick Bazooka
Image for Sarah Michelle GellarSarah Michelle GellarGwendy Doll

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