Word of Honor (2003)

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Written by Nelson DeMille, Jacob Epstein

Directed by Robert Markowitz

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2003

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

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Cast

Image for Don JohnsonDon JohnsonBenjamin Tyson
Image for Jeanne TripplehornJeanne TripplehornMaj. Karen Harper
Sharon LawrenceMarcy McClure Tyson
Image for John HeardJohn HeardDr. Steven Brandt
Arliss HowardJ.D. Runnells
Peter MacNeillGeneral Norm Van Arken
Peter StebbingsMaj. Michael Taix
Jesse JohnsonBenjamin Tyson in Vietnam
Michael AdamthwaiteYoung Beltran
Che AyendeYoung Sanchez
JR BourneMr. Picard
J. Adam BrownYoung Kelly
Image for William B. DavisWilliam B. DavisTyson's Boss
Victor ErtmanisBeltran
Adam FrostYoung Steven Brandt
Mackenzie GrayDr. Dougal
Zoe HeathYoung Sister Teresa
Barclay HopeSadowski
Christopher JacotYoung Cane
Ron C. JonesRamon Detonq
Reamonn JosheeYoung Peterson
James KirkDavid Tyson
Greg LawsonWallace Berg
David LereaneyDr. Monteau
Bill MacDonaldJohn Kelly
Jacey MahVuetnamese O.R. Nurse
David ParkerKalahane
Dan PetronijevicYoung Kalahane
Shawn RobertsYoung Sadowski
Robert N. SmithSloan
Rob SmithSloan
Stephen WarnerYoung Farley
Jayson WilliamsYoung Detonq

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