Street Justice (film)
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| Directed by | Richard C. Sarafian |
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| Written by | James J. Docherty |
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| Cinematography | Roland "Ozzie" Smith |
| Edited by | Mark Lee Goldberg |
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| Distributed by | Warner Bros. |
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93 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Street Justice is an American action film released in 1989.
The plot involves CIA agent Curt Flynn (Michael Ontkean) who narrowly avoids death in a bombing, escapes from imprisonment by the Soviets, and returns to his New Jersey hometown. There he attempts to protect his wife Catherine (Joanna Kerns) from a corrupt family which controls the town.[1][2]
Despite being set in New Jersey, the bulk of filming took place in Toronto.[3]
Street Justice featured the first lead role in a feature film for Dukes of Hazzard star Catherine Bach.[4]
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Cast
| Actor | Role |
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| Michael Ontkean | Curt Flynn |
| Joanna Kerns | Catherine Watson |
| Catherine Bach | Tamarra |
| J. D. Cannon | Dante |
| Jeanette Nolan | Mrs. Chandler |
| Richard Cox | Sam Chandler |
| Sandee Currie | Mandy |
| David B. Nichols | Ed Watson |
| William Windom | Father Burke |
| Alan Scarfe | Eugene Powers |
Reception
Street Justice received negative reviews. TV Guide criticized the film's script as "clumsy" and "loaded with lackluster dialog and stock characters."[1] Leonard Maltin called it "slow, unconvincing, and instantly forgettable."[2]
