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L'ultima corsa (Thompson's Last Run) - Un film di Jerrold Freedman. Con Robert Mitchum, Wilford Brimley, Kathleen York, Guy Boyd. Avventura, , 1986. Durata 100 min.
Thompson's Last Run is a 1986 action-drama film directed by Jerrold Freedman and starring Robert Mitchum, Wilford Brimley, and Kathleen York. The film tells the story of a retired hitman named Harry Thompson, who is forced back into the dangerous world he had left behind when an old friend enlists his help to take down a criminal organization that is threatening to take over their town.
Thompson's Last Run plot "Bound by friendship. Torn by duty." Before retiring, Detective Red Hains has one more assignment: to escort his former childhood friend John Thompson out of Leavenworth Prison, where Thompson is serving his life sentence. However, with the help of a relative, Thompson manages to escape.
Thompson's Last Run Red became a decorated cop and John became a dangerous criminal who had spent most of his life in jail. As Red nears retirement, he volunteers to handle the relocation of his old friend from Leavenworth to Huntsville prison.
Thompson's Last Run (TV) A hardened con (Robert Mitchum) being transferred from a federal penitentiary to a Texas institution to finish a life sentence as a habitual criminal is freed at gunpoint by his niece (Kathleen York). The cop (Wilford Brimley), who was transferring him and has been the con's adversary for over 30 years, vows to catch ...
Distributie Thompson's Last Run. Robert Mitchum Johnny Thompson. Wilford Brimley Red Haines. Kathleen York Louise. Susan Tyrrell Pookie. Guy Boyd James Warner. Caroline Williams Hooker. Benji Gregory Little John. Daniel McDonald Casino.
Thompson's Last Run was the first 35mm film that I ever worked on, and it was a great learning experience. Robert Mitchum and Wilford Brimley provided performances that were top-notch, and the rest of the cast really rose to the occasion. It was a real pleasure whenever the director, Jerrold Freeman, came into the editing room.
