The Last Chase

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The Last Chase

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Directed by Martyn Burke
Produced by Argosy Films
Written by C.R. O'Christopher
Starring Lee Majors
Burgess Meredith
Chris Makepeace
Distributed by Crown International Pictures
Release date(s) April, 1981
Country Flag of the United States United States
Language English
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The Last Chase is an action/adventure film, featuring Lee Majors, Burgess Meredith and Chris Makepeace and directed by Martyn Burke. It was produced by Argosy Films

[edit] Plot

In a future United States, "the oil has run out" and all personal vehicles have been impounded by The Government. Franklyn Hart (Lee Majors), a former race car driver, decides to reassemble his race car hidden from confiscation, and sets out for "Free California" which has broken away from the new regime. Aided by Ring (Chris Makepeace), a young technically savvy teen who feels alienated from this "social" society. Agents of the new government must stop Franklyn Hart at any cost to destroy what he represents, and the instability that such a desire for personal autonomy could mean to the society. An old Korean War veteran Captain J.G. Williams (Burgess Meredith) and his F-86 Sabre jet are called into service to chase down and destroy Franklyn Hart.

[edit] Home video

It was originally released on VHS and Laserdisc by Vestron Video which was sold to LIVE Entertainment in 1991, LIVE Entertainment changed their name to Artisan Entertainment which is now part of Lions Gate Entertainment.

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