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Daylight

No air. No escape. No time.
1996 | 115m | English

(80092 votes)

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Popularity: 5 (history)

Director: Rob Cohen
Writer: Leslie Bohem
Staring:
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A group of armed robbers fleeing the police head for the New Jersey Tunnel and run right into trucks transporting toxic waste. The spectacular explosion that follows results in both ends of the tunnel collapsing and the handful of people who survived the explosion are now in peril. Kit Latura is the only man with the skill and knowledge to lead the band of survivors out of the tunnel before the structure collapses.
Release Date: Dec 06, 1996
Director: Rob Cohen
Writer: Leslie Bohem
Genres: Adventure, Action, Thriller
Keywords new york city, taxi, new jersey, helicopter, river, hero, taxi driver, race against time, guard, survival, disaster, explosion, power outage, dog, trapped, urban setting, flood, tunnel, trapped underground, action hero
Production Companies Universal Pictures, Davis Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $159,212,469
Budget: $80,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 09, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Sylvester Stallone Kit Latura
Amy Brenneman Madelyne Thompson
Viggo Mortensen Roy Nord
Stan Shaw George Tyrell
Barry Newman Norman Bassett
Dan Hedaya Frank Kraft
Jay O. Sanders Steven Crighton
Karen Young Sarah Crighton
Claire Bloom Eleanor Trilling
Vanessa Bell Calloway Grace Calloway
Renoly Santiago Mikey
Colin Fox Roger Trilling
Danielle Harris Ashley Crighton
Trina McGee LaTonya
Marcello Thedford Kadeem
Sage Stallone Vincent
Jo Anderson Bloom
Mark Rolston Chief Dennis Wilson
Rosemary Forsyth Ms. London
Wang Luoyong Gem Dealer
Mark Chadwick Gem Thief #1
Candace Miller Gem Thief #2
Lee Oakes Gem Thief #3
Sakina Jaffrey Kit's Passenger #1
Albert Macklin Kit's Passenger #2
Tony Munafo Cannister Truck Driver
Joseph Ragno Dispatcher
Nestor Serrano Weller
Harold Bradley Police Chief
Stephen Joseph Scott TB Marketing Executive
John Lees Jonno
Robert Sommer Father
Lenore Lohman Young Woman
Mark De Alessandro Gem Thieves Pursuing Officer #1
Lisa McCullough Gem Thieves Pursuing Officer #2
Penny Crone Reporter
Madison Reporter
Ed Wheeler Reporter
Dan Daily Reporter
Stephen James Reporter
Isis Mussenden Reporter
Name Job
Peter Amundson Editor
David Eggby Director of Photography
Milan Stanisic Unit Production Manager
Mauro Meniconi Makeup Artist
Maria Teresa Barbasso Art Direction
Mark Zuelzke Art Direction
Gillian Aldam Stunts
Mark Ramsey Steadicam Operator, Rigging Grip
Grahame Litchfield Key Grip
Barbara Ostrowiecki Post Production Supervisor
Christophe Hery Digital Effects Supervisor
Pier Luigi Basile Supervising Art Director
Alberto Tosto Set Decoration
Ezio Orita Production Manager
Stefano Spadoni Unit Manager
Mario Francini Unit Manager
Silvana Cocuccione Seamstress
Mladen Cernjak Transportation Coordinator
Nadia Venesse Dialect Coach
Sam Emerson Still Photographer
Timothy Greenwood Projection
Ron Downing Property Master
Michael Gleason Visual Effects Editor
Mirella De Rossi Hair Designer
Timothy Metzger Leadman
Timothy J. Wood Transportation Co-Captain
Nada Pinter Script Supervisor
Dwayne Avery Dialogue Editor
Ralph Ferraro Orchestrator
Mario Massaccesi Best Boy Electric
Chuck Finch Gaffer
Nancy Barker Assistant Sound Editor
Seth Edelstein Additional Second Assistant Director
Buzz Feitshans IV Underwater Director of Photography, Second Unit Director
Mentor Huebner Storyboard Artist
Anthony Sinopoli Stunt Double
Peter Menich Graphic Designer
Daniel Auber Special Effects Assistant
Renzo Corradi Head Carpenter
Monique Mitchell Best Boy Grip
James Ashwill Foley Mixer
Jill Footlick Assistant Production Coordinator
Linda Lew Foley Recordist
Janet Paparazzo Stunts
Sarah Franzl Stunts
Helen Caldwell Stunts
Marco Trentini Supervising Art Director
Benjamín Fernández Production Design
Thomas Casterline Costume Design
Beatrice Arweiler Unit Manager
Gianfranco De Rosa Unit Production Manager
Angelo Vannella Hairstylist
Charlie Ajar Jr. Sound Recordist
Frank Avanzo Set Costumer
Scott H. Eddo Makeup Artist
Massimiliano Ubaldi Utility Stunts
Attilio Belfiore Driver
Ole Dieter Sturm CG Supervisor
Roberto Barbona Grip
Gary Compton Security
Mark Mann Construction Coordinator
Marco Magno Assistant Costume Designer
Pamela Kordahi Set Production Assistant
Pamela Hochschartner Production Coordinator
James W. Kristoff Executive In Charge Of Production
Claudia Mullaly Visual Effects Art Director
Eduardo De La Grana Production Accountant
Linda Murphy Boom Operator
Mike Chock Sound Effects Editor
Massimiliano Barletta Electrician
Giampiero Grassi Tailor
Paolo Bernardini Production Driver
Stefano Falivene Focus Puller
Richard O. Helmer Pyrotechnician
Danilo Bollettini Special Effects Technician
Trevor Neighbour Set Supervisor
Paul M. Maniscalco Technical Advisor
Andrew Patterson Supervising ADR Editor
John T. Cucci Foley Artist
Doug Jones Negative Cutter
Paola Barbaglia Clapper Loader
Robert Deschaine ADR Mixer
Dianne Kelly Stunts
Ron Goodman Aerial Camera
Adam Baer Location Scout
Gianmaria Majorana Camera Operator
Peter J. Silbermann Unit Publicist
David Norris Camera Technician
Charles Zalben Location Manager
Allan Byer Production Sound Mixer
Kit West Special Effects Supervisor
John M. Taylor First Assistant Editor
James Christopher Sound Editor
Mike Stanwick Color Timer
Joanie Diener Music Editor
Eloisa De Laurentiis Assistant Makeup Artist
Chitra F. Mojtabai Second Assistant Director
Jacqueline Arnot Assistant Property Master
Sandy Green Payroll Accountant
Richard Patterson Digital Supervisor
Bruce Hamme Dolly Grip
Edward Hirsh Project Manager
Larry Steinberg Key Construction Grip
Julie Hansen Story Editor
Mark Byrne Casting Assistant
Francesco Belfiore Production Assistant
Kevin P. Faherty Wardrobe Supervisor
Danielle da Costa Stunts
Dana Bertolette Stunts
Ralph Perri Construction Grip
Rob Cohen Director
Leslie Bohem Screenplay
Randy Edelman Conductor, Original Music Composer
Margery Simkin Casting
Isis Mussenden Costume Design
Mark De Alessandro Stunt Coordinator
Herb Gains First Assistant Director
Richard L. Anderson Supervising Sound Editor
Denise Ream Visual Effects Producer
Scott Farrar Visual Effects Supervisor
Giannetto De Rossi Makeup Supervisor
Victoria Sampson ADR Editor
Bob Becchio Second Assistant Camera
Barbara Harris ADR Voice Casting
Eddie Powell Stunts
Lisa McCullough Stunts
Lucy Allen Stunts
Doug Coleman Stunts
Roy Farfel Stunts
Peter Bucossi Stunts
Abbi Collins Stunts
Tracey Wilson Storyboard Artist
Name Title
David T. Friendly Producer
Joseph Singer Producer
Paul Neesan Co-Executive Producer
Hester Hargett Co-Producer
John Davis Producer
Herb Gains Co-Producer
Tony Munafo Associate Producer
Raffaella De Laurentiis Executive Producer
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
5.0

Now I would have thought that the last thing you'd allow to travel through a tunnel with billions of gallons of water above it, would be a truck full of explosives; but hey - if you need to make a film for Sly to come to the rescue, you've got to start off with a daft premisss. Add to this, a getawa ... y car full of robbers that manages to collide with said truck and we have a load of superb pyrotechnics and then a sort of subterranean version of the "Poseidon Adventure" (1972) as our hero tries to lead a group of survivors up top. It takes far too long to actually get going: Sly leaves the rather incompetent rescue-management team on the surface to facilitate the rescue but only after about half an hour of disaster/character establishment that we could have easily have done without. A bit like with it's earlier maritime counterpart, there are some decent moments when all their lives are in peril, and Sly chivvies the gang along with a mixture of cajoling and threat, but the thing is all just so formulaic - even down to the dog and many of them, by the end, deserved what they got!

Aug 27, 2023