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Iron Eagle

Break the sound barrier.
1986 | 117m | English

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Popularity: 6 (history)

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When Doug's father, an Air Force Pilot, is shot down by MiGs belonging to a radical Middle Eastern state, no one seems able to get him out. Doug finds Chappy, an Air Force Colonel who is intrigued by the idea of sending in two fighters piloted by himself and Doug to rescue Doug's father after bombing the MiG base.
Release Date: Jan 17, 1986
Director: Sidney J. Furie
Writer: Sidney J. Furie, Kevin Alyn Elders
Genres: Action
Keywords dictator, parent child relationship, general, patriotism, cold war, missile, pilot, u.s. air force, airplane, government, rescue, aerial combat, colonel, execution, desert, radical, oil refinery, behind enemy lines, military, air force base, warplane
Production Companies TriStar Pictures, Delphi Films, Falcon's Flight
Box Office Revenue: $24,159,872
Budget: $18,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Louis Gossett Jr. Charles 'Chappy' Sinclair
Jason Gedrick Doug Masters
David Suchet Minister of Defense Col. Akir Nakesh
Tim Thomerson Col. Ted Masters
Larry B. Scott Reggie
Caroline Lagerfelt Elizabeth Masters
Jerry Levine Tony
Robbie Rist Milo Bazen
Michael Bowen Knotcher
Robert Jayne Matthew 'Matt' Masters
Melora Hardin Katie
David Greenlee Kingsley
Michael Alldredge Col. Blackburn
Tom Fridley Brillo
Rob Garrison Packer
Chino 'Fats' Williams Slappy
Jay Footlik Thatcher
Jacque Lynn Colton Hazel
Shawnee Smith Joenie
Lance LeGault General
Max Thayer Intelligence Officer
Dominick Brascia Harold (uncredited)
Name Job
George Grenville Editor
Barbara Claman Casting
Robb Wilson King Production Design
Zivit Yakir Makeup Department Head
Karen Kubeck Makeup Department Head
Lesley Neufeld Costume Design
Janet Brady Stunts
Chris Howell Stunt Coordinator
Sidney J. Furie Screenplay, Director
Kevin Alyn Elders Screenplay
Basil Poledouris Original Music Composer
Adam Greenberg Director of Photography
Doc Duhame Stunts
Name Title
Joe Wizan Producer
Ron Samuels Producer
Kevin Alyn Elders Executive Producer
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Popularity History


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2024 5 31 48 17
2024 6 20 32 13
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Reviews

GenerationofSwine
10.0

I always like to read through the other reviews and see what people are saying, at least the 1 star and 10 star reviews. The 1 Star reviews all say relatively the same thing. They all say that it's not realistic. This is a movie about an Air Force brat that manages to pilfer an F16 and flies off ... to the Middle East to rescue his father... and some people seem shocked that it's unrealistic. Just what exactly did they think they were sitting down to watch? Yeah, it's totally unrealistic, it kind of depicts the Air Force as your average business office... with jets. And the ease of which they can sneak in there and take as many classified documents as they want is part of the charm. It's totally unrealistic, but it's part of the charm. And then, of course there is the unrealistic battle, and, honestly, if it were realistic it wouldn't be as much fun. But to top it off you have Jason Gedrick playing his role VERY understated while still managing professional intensity. He's able to be both soft spoken and frightening and he really sells it, especially against Louis Gossett Jr. who is capable of pulling a trick or two himself when he wants to... when he wants to. It's over the top fun in the best possible 80s pro-America way.

Jan 12, 2023