Fair Game

11/3/19951h 31m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ He's a cop on the edge. She's a woman with a dangerous secret. They've been targeted by the Russian mob, and now they're both Fair Game. ~

Overview:

Max Kirkpatrick is a cop who protects Kate McQuean, a civil law attorney, from a renegade KGB team out to terminate her

Director:

Andrew Sipes

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$50,000,000.00

Revenue:

$11,500,000.00

Key words:

hacker
based on novel or book
miami, florida
bomb
chase
sadism
kidnapping
hostage
psychopath
spy
detective
handcuffs
fbi
kgb
pizza
parking garage
police protection
car crash
remake
fugitive
on the run
conspiracy
shootout
gunfight
sadist
foot chase
police detective
police station
held at gunpoint
double cross
machine gun
grenade launcher
rogue agent
woman lawyer
damsel in distress

Cast

William Baldwin

~ as ~

Max Kirkpatrick

Cindy Crawford

~ as ~

Kate McQueen

Steven Berkoff

~ as ~

Colonel Ilya Kazak

Christopher McDonald

~ as ~

Lieutenant Meyerson

Miguel Sandoval

~ as ~

Emilio Juantorena

Johann Carlo

~ as ~

Jodi Kirkpatrick

Salma Hayek Pinault

~ as ~

Rita

John Bedford Lloyd

~ as ~

Louis Aragon

Jenette Goldstein

~ as ~

Rosa

Paul Dillon

~ as ~

Leonide "the Hacker" Volkov

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Reviews (1)

M
MoHA
Written 9 year(s) ago
6
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.