White Sands (1992)

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Written by Daniel Pyne

Directed by Roger Donaldson

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1992

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Enigmatic thriller about a New Mexico sheriff who stumbles into a high-ranking FBI case when he investigates a mysterious death. Initially believing the death to be suicide, the sheriff is stunned when he learns that the victim - an FBI agent - was found with a suitcase full of money. He impersonates the dead man in a frantic search for the truth and becomes involved in a complex drugs-busting scheme.

When is White Sands next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Action/Thriller December 4th, 2:35pm and on Sky Movies Action/Thriller HD December 4th, 2:35pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Willem DafoeWillem DafoeDeputy Sheriff Ray Dolezal
Image for Mary Elizabeth MastrantonioMary Elizabeth MastrantonioLane Bodine
Image for Mickey RourkeMickey RourkeGorman Lennox
Image for Samuel L. JacksonSamuel L. JacksonGreg Meeker
M. Emmet WalshBert Gibson
Image for James RebhornJames RebhornFlynn
Maura TierneyNoreen
Beth GrantRoz Kincaid
Alexander NicksayBen Dolezal
Fredrick LopezDelmar Blackwater
Image for Miguel SandovalMiguel SandovalRuiz
Ken ThorleyHarold Kleinman
Jack KehlerCasanov
Royce D. ApplegatePeterson

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