Navy SEALs (film)

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Navy SEALs

Directed by	Lewis Teague
Produced by	Brenda Feigen Bernie Williams
Written by	Chuck Pfarrer Gary Goldman
Starring	Charlie Sheen Michael Biehn Joanne Whalley-Kilmer Rick Rossovich Cyril O'Reilly
Music by	Gowan (song "The Dragon") Lisa Hartman (song "Tempt Me If You Want To") Sylvester Levay
Cinematography	John A. Alonzo Norman Kent
Distributed by	Orion Pictures
Release date(s)	July 20, 1990
Running time	113 min.
Country	US
Language	English and Arabic
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Navy SEALs is a 1990 film, directed by Lewis Teague. The writers were Chuck Pfarrer and Gary Goldman. Produced by Brenda Feigen and Bernard Williams with consultant William Bradley.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

While rescuing an American air crew kidnapped by terrorists, Lieutenant Curran (Biehn) and his team of Navy SEALs discover evidence that the terrorists have come into possession of Stinger anti-aircraft missiles. They then proceed to track down the location of the missiles with the help of reporter Claire Varrens (Whalley). The final scenes, in Beirut, Lebanon, revolve around an ultimately successful mission to destroy the weapons before they can be used against any possible targets.

1 Cast
2 Connection with The Terminator franchise
3 Details
4 External links

[edit] Cast

Charlie Sheen
Michael Biehn
Joanne Whalley-Kilmer
Rick Rossovich
Cyril O'Reilly
Bill Paxton
Dennis Haysbert
Paul Sanchez
Nicholas Kadi
Ronald G. Joseph
S. Epatha Merkerson
Gregory McKinney
Rob Moran
Richard Venture

[edit] Connection with The Terminator franchise

This film features four actors/actress that were in the first two Terminator films. Michael Biehn, Bill Paxton and Rick Rossovich all starred in The Terminator released in 1984. S. Epatha Merkerson starred in Terminator 2: Judgment Day released in 1991. Orion Pictures, which distributed Navy SEALs, also distributed the first Terminator film as well.