Striking Distance (1993)

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Written by Rowdy Herrington, Marty Kaplan

Directed by Rowdy Herrington

Also known as "Sur les traces de l'ennemi", "Zona de Impacto", "Zona de Perigo"

Production Year: 1993

Rating: 18 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Fast-moving thriller about a cop hunting for his father's murderer. The former detective, now demoted to river duty, is convinced that his father was the victim of a serial killer. He sets out to prove that the culprit is another policeman, but his obsessive hunt puts him at odds with his partner. At the same time, the killer taunts the cop by targeting women from his past.

When is Striking Distance next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Five December 10th, 9:00pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Bruce WillisBruce WillisTom Hardy
Image for Sarah Jessica ParkerSarah Jessica ParkerJo Christman/Det. Emily Harper
Image for Dennis FarinaDennis FarinaCapt. Nick Detillo
Image for Tom SizemoreTom SizemoreDanny Detillo
Brion JamesDet. Eddie Eiler
Robert PastorelliDet. Jimmy Detillo
Timothy BusfieldTony Sacco
Image for John MahoneyJohn MahoneyLt. Vincent Hardy
Image for Andre BraugherAndre BraugherDist. Atty. Frank Morris
Tom AtkinsSgt. Fred Hardy
Mike HodgeCapt. Penderman
Jodi LongOfficer Kim Lee
Roscoe OrmanSid
Robert GouldDouglas Kesser
Gareth WilliamsChick Chicanis

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