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Directed by: 
Phillip Noyce
Story by: 
Tom Clancy
Screenplay by: 
W. Peter Iliff
Donald E. Stewart
Produced by: 
Mace Neufeld
Robert Rehme
Release year: 
1992
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
117min
Genre: 
Thriller
Action Film
War film
Political thriller
Crime Fiction
Action Thriller
Spy film
Drama
Music by: 
James Horner
Prequel: 
The Hunt for Red October
Sequel: 
Clear and Present Danger
Locations: 
Aldwych tube station
Soundtrack: 
Patriot Games
Subjects: 
Terrorism
Tagline: 
Not for honor. Not for country. For his wife and child.
Plot: 
Former CIA analyst, Jack Ryan is in England with his family on vacation. He then goes to Buckingham Palace to meet them when there's an explosion. Some people are trying to abduct a member of the Royal Family but Jack stops them killing one of them and capturing the other. He learns that they're Irish revolutionaries and the two men are brothers. The one that's still alive vows to get Jack. Later while the man is being transported, he is broken out. Jack learns of this but doesn't think there's anything to worry about. But when he's at the Naval Academy someone tries to kill him but he stops him. He learns that they're also going after his family so he rushes to find them but they made an attempt but they survive. That's when Jack decides to rejoin the CIA. And they try to find the man before he makes another attempt.
Cast: 
Harrison Ford
as
Jack Ryan
Anne Archer
as
Dr. Caroline "Cathy" Ryan
Patrick Bergin
as
Kevin O'Donnell
Sean Bean
as
Sean Miller
Thora Birch
as
Sally Ryan
James Fox
as
Lord Holmes
James Earl Jones
as
Adm. James Greer
Samuel L. Jackson
as
Lt. Cmdr. Robby Jackson
David Threlfall
as
Insp. Robert Highland
Alex Norton
as
Dennis Cooley
Polly Walker
as
Annette
Hugh Fraser
as
Watkins
Richard Harris
as
Paddy O'Neil
Alun Armstrong
as
Owens
Ellen Geer
as
Rose
John Lafayette
as
CIA Analyst Alex Winter
Peter Weireter
as
FBI Director's Bodyguard
J. E. Freeman
as
Marty Cantor
Berlinda Tolbert
as
Sissy
Hugh Ross
as
Barrister Atkinson
Gerald Sim
as
Lord Justice
Pip Torrens
as
First Aide
Thomas Russell
as
Ashley
Jonathan Ryan
as
Jimmy Reardon
Andrew Connolly
as
Charlie Dugan
Karl Hayden
as
Paddy Boy
Claire Oberman
as
Lady Holmes
Oliver Stone
as
Young Holmes
Tom Watt
as
The Electrician
P. H. Moriarty
as
Court Guard
Rebecca Mayhook
as
School Girl
Roger Blake
as
Constable #1
Martin Cochrane
as
Constable #2
Tim Dutton
as
Constable #3
Shaun Duke
as
Ferro
Fritz Sperberg
as
Spiva
Brenda James
as
Secretary
Allison Barron
as
CIA Analyst
Ted Raimi
as
CIA Technician
Philip Levien
as
Dr. Shapiro
Jesse D. Goins
as
FBI Agent Shaw
John Shepard
as
FBI Helicopter Pilot
Stephen Held
as
FBI Rifleman
Debora Weston
as
CNN Reporter
Bob Gunton
as
Interviewer
Ivan Kane
as
TV Reporter #1
Kim Delgado
as
TV Reporter #2
Keith Campbell
as
Ned Clark
Jeff Mandon
as
Marine Guard #1
Eric Paul
as
Marine Guard #2
Jeff Gardner
as
Midshipman #1
Lester T. Tillery
as
Midshipman #2
Franklin Dam
as
Midshipman #3
Frankie Maldonatti
as
Midshipman #4
Bonnie Webster
as
Midshipman #5
Pamela Saxon
as
Midshipman #6
Leah Tabassi
as
Midshipman #7
Michael Ryan Way
as
Avery
Gregory Paul Jackson
as
Taxi Driver
Fred Toma
as
Arab Soldier
Ruben Garfias
as
Anesthesiologist
Michael Francis Kelly
as
O'Neil's Bodyguard
Markus Alexander
as
Midshipman #8
Sacha Bennett
(
Unidentified Role
)
Bret Culpepper
as
Patriot Club Rowdy
Lucia Noyce
as
Schoolgirl at Crossing
Gary Rodriguez
as
Orderly

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