No Man's Land (1987 film)
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Directed by | Peter Werner |
Produced by | Jospeph Stern Dick Wolf |
Written by | Dick Wolf |
Starring | D.B. Sweeney Charlie Sheen Brad Pitt (uncredited) |
Music by | Basil Poledouris |
Cinematography | Hiro Narita |
Editing by | Steven Cohen |
Distributed by | Orion Pictures Corporation |
Release date(s) | October 23, 1987 |
Running time | 106 min. |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
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No Man's Land is a 1987 film directed by Peter Werner and starring D.B. Sweeney, Charlie Sheen and is noted for being Brad Pitt's first movie role, in which he played a waiter.
[edit] Plot
Benjy Taylor is a police officer who goes undercover to catch a gang of car thieves led by Ted Varrick.
[edit] Cast
- D.B. Sweeney - Benjy Taylor
- Charlie Sheen - Ted Varrick
- Lara Harris - Ann Varrick
- Randy Quaid - Lieutenant Vincent Bracey
- Bill Duke - Malcolm
- R.D. Call - Frank Martin
- Arlen Dean Snyder - Lieutenant Curtis Loos
- M. Emmet Walsh - Captain Haun
- Al Shannon - Danny
- Bernie Pock - Ridley
- Kenny Endoso - Leon
- James F. Kelly - Brandon
- Lori Butler - Suzanne
- Clare Wren - Deborah
- Philip Benichou - Michel
- Linda Carol - Party Girl
- Danitza Kingsley - Margot
- Peggy McCay - Benjy's Mom
- Linda Shayne - Peggy
- Robert Pierce - Jim
- Claude Earl Jones - Uncle Roy
- Jan Burrell - Aunt Rhea
- Channing Chase - Aunt Fran
- Jessica Puscas - Mary Jean
- Molly Carter - Colleen
- Florence Schauffler - Apartment manager
- Guy Boyd - Jaws
- Henry G. Sanders - Heath
- Gary Riley - Cal
- Jenny Gago - Tory Bracey
- Scott Lincoln - Bailey
- James W. Smith - Shopping center guard
- Jack Yates - Shopping center guard
- Tom Santo - Juio
- Anthony Palmer - Supplier
- Jeff O'Haco - Valet
- Mario Roberts - Valet
- Michael Riley - Horton
- Denis Hartigan - Duncan
- Richard Burns - Auto repair shop customer (uncredited)
- John Gocha - Porsche mechanic
- Brad Pitt - Waiter
- Jeff Duran- Kid Auto Thief (uncredited)
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