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1989    1h 48minAction, Suspense
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El sargento Gallagher es enviado a Alemania para custodiar a un peligroso prisionero que va a ser extraditado a los Estados Unidos. Sin embargo, una vez en el aeropuerto, el criminal huye, y Gallagher tendrá que encontrarlo.
Directed by Andrew Davis
  • Gene HackmanSgt. Johnny Gallagher
  • Joanna CassidyEileen Gallagher
  • Tommy Lee JonesThomas Boyette
  • John HeardCol. Glen Whitacre
  • Dennis FranzLt. Milan Delich
  • Pam GrierRuth Butler
  • Ron DeanKarl Richards
  • Nathan DavisSoviet Press Secretary
  • Chelcie RossGen. Hopkins
  • Joe GrecoGen. Carlson
  • Ike PappasIke Pappas
  • Marco St. JohnMarth
  • Reni SantoniChicago Police Lieutenant
  • Kevin CrowleyWalter Henke
  • Michael SkewesMP
  • Johnny Lee DavenportMP
  • Juan RamírezThug
  • Miguel NinoThug
  • Mik ScribaThug
  • Thalmus RasulalaSecret Service Commander
  • Mischa2 de abril de 2026
    Best adaptation of the source material which was the assassination of JFK
  • ርልዪረhace 3 d
    Tommy Lee Jones is "The Package," a prisoner that Gene Hackman is returning to the United States from Germany in this 1989 film also starring Joanna Cassidy, Dennis Franz and John Heard. The United States and the Soviet Union are in the midst of delicate peace negotiations, but there are factions of the military who don't want to see it happen. Jones is Tommy Boyette, their hired assassin who, through an intricate plot, is supposed to kill the soviet premier. Boyette escapes via a mens room while the Hackman character, Johnny Gallagher, is returning him to the states. Gallagher starts investigating; it's not long before he's uncovered the plot. This is a very good movie with some exciting sequences and lots of tension, as Gallagher finds himself and everyone around him in tremendous danger as he figures out what's going on. He has the help of his ex-wife (Joanna Cassidy) who is in the military, and a Chicago police officer, played by Dennis Franz. The problem with this film is in its timing - it was released in August 1989 in the U.S., and in November of that year, the Berlin Wall came down, rendering the film dated -- and it had only been released in two countries by then. It's nevertheless a well-acted, well-directed film. Seen today, it holds up better as a story set in the past than it did a story set in a present that was changing dramatically.

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