5.1
Max Kirkpatrick is a cop who protects Kate McQuean, a civil law attorney, from a renegade KGB team out to terminate her
William Baldwin
Max Kirkpatrick
Cindy Crawford
Kate McQueen
Steven Berkoff
Colonel Ilya Kazak
Christopher McDonald
Lieutenant Meyerson
Miguel Sandoval
Emilio Juantorena
Johann Carlo
Jodi Kirkpatrick
Salma Hayek Pinault
Rita
John Bedford Lloyd
Louis Aragon
Jenette Goldstein
Rosa
Paul Dillon
Leonide "the Hacker" Volkov
Olek Krupa
Zhukov
Gustav Vintas
Stefan
Marc Macaulay
Navigator
Ruben Rabasa
Computer Store Manager
Sonny Carl Davis
Baker
Antoni Corone
Codebreaker
Dan Hedaya
Walter Hollenbach (uncredited)
Director
Andrew Sipes
Novel
Paula Gosling
Screenplay
Charlie Fletcher
September 12, 2015
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Although panned by most critics, Fair Game (1995) is not nearly as bad as some would lead you to believe... especially if it's taken purely at face value. Based on the novel of the same name by Paula Gosling, the story had previously been filmed as Cobra (1986) starring Sylvester Stallone. For all intents and purposes, Fair Game is a decent action movie, although overindulgent in most aspects (huge explosions, gratuitous boob shots of Cindy Crawford, nudity, a famous sex scene and one-note acting). The film was designed solely as a vehicle to capitalize on the enormous popularity of Cindy Crawford, the hottest Supermodel of the 1990's... and in that respect, it had enormous success. Fair Game has become a sort of Cult classic, based on the adoration for Crawford's sex appeal and a brief, early role by Salma Hayek. As far as her bad acting goes, Cindy Crawford said it best, taking the high road with "Oh well, at least I tried." Indeed, she deserves an "A" for effort.
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$50,000,000.00
Revenue:
$11,500,000.00