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In Patriot Games, Harrison Ford plays former CIA agent Jack Ryan, taking over from Alec Baldwin, who had played author Tom Clancy's brainy protagonist in Hunt for Red October. This time around, Ryan foils an attempted assassination, thereby incurring the wrath of a maniacal Irish radical Sean Bean. After seemingly neutralizing the villains, and deciding to celebrate the occasion with his wife Anne Archer and daughter Thora Birch, everything appears to be back to normal; then all hell breaks loose. Author Tom ...
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Overview

In Patriot Games, Harrison Ford plays former CIA agent Jack Ryan, taking over from Alec Baldwin, who had played author Tom Clancy's brainy protagonist in Hunt for Red October. This time around, Ryan foils an attempted assassination, thereby incurring the wrath of a maniacal Irish radical Sean Bean. After seemingly neutralizing the villains, and deciding to celebrate the occasion with his wife Anne Archer and daughter Thora Birch, everything appears to be back to normal; then all hell breaks loose. Author Tom Clancy himself bemoaned the liberties taken with his novel in the final sequences; the picture scored with audiences, however, and soon inspired a followup, A Clear and Present Danger 1994, also starring Ford.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 8/20/1996
  • UPC: 097361535531
  • Original Release: 1992

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  • Source: PARAMOUNT
  • Format: VHS

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Harrison Ford Jack Ryan
Anne Archer Dr. Cathy Ryan
Patrick Bergin Kevin O'Donnell
Sean Bean Sean Miller
Thora Birch Sally Ryan
James Fox Lord Holmes
Samuel L. Jackson Robby Jackson
Polly Walker Annette
J.E. Freeman Marty Cantor
James Earl Jones Admiral James Greer
Richard Harris Paddy O'Neil
Alex Norton Dennis Cooley
Hugh Fraser Watkins
Alun Armstrong Owens
Allison Barron CIA Analyst
Roger Blake Constable
Keith Campbell Ned Clark
Martin Cochrane Constable
Andrew Connolly Charlie Dugan
Franklin Dam Midshipman
Kim Delgado TV Reporter
Tim Dutton Constable
Jeff Gardner Midshipman
Ruben Garfias Anesthesiologist
Ellen Geer Rose
Jesse D. Goins FBI Agent Shaw
Bob Gunton Interviewer
Karl Hayden Paddy Boy
Stephen Held FBI Rifleman
John Hubbard
Ros Hubbard
Gregory Paul Jackson Taxi Driver
Amanda Mackey-Johnson
Ivan Kane TV Reporter
Michael Francis Kelly O'Neil's Bodyguard
Branda Lynn Klemme Secretary
John La Fayette Winter
Philip Levien Dr. Shapiro
Jeff Mandon Marine Guard
Rebecca Mayhook School Girl
Duke Moosekian Ferro
P.H. Moriarty Court Guard
Claire Oberman Lady Holmes
Eric Paul Marine Guard
Theodore Raimi CIA Technician
Hugh Ross Barrister Atkinson
Thomas Russell Ashley
Jonathan Ryan Jimmy O'Reardon
Cathy Sandrich
Pamela Saxon Midshipman
John Shepard FBI Helicopter Pilot
Gerald Sim Lord Justice
Fritz Sperberg Spiva
Oliver Stone Young Holmes
Leah Tabassi Midshipman
David Threlfall Inspector Highland
Lester T. Tillery Midshipman
Berlinda Tolbert Sissy
Fred Toma Arab Soldier
Pip Torrens First Aide
Tom Watt Electrician
Michael Ryan Way Avery
Bonnie Webster Midshipman
Debora Weston CNN Reporter
Technical Credits
Phillip Noyce Director
Steve M. Boyum Stunts
Alan Cassie Production Designer
James Devis Cinematographer
John M. Dwyer Set Decoration/Design
David R. Ellis Stunts
Martin Grace Stunts
James Horner Score Composer
William Hoy Editor
W. Peter Iliff Screenwriter
Amanda Mackey-Johnson Casting
Lis Kern Associate Producer
Joseph P. Lucky Art Director
Charles H. Maguire Executive Producer
Dale Martin Special Effects
Walter Paul Martishius Set Decoration/Design
Donald M. McAlpine Cinematographer
Norma Moriceau Costumes/Costume Designer
Andy Nelson Musical Direction/Supervision
Joseph C. Nemec III Production Designer
Mace Neufeld Producer
Steve Pederson Musical Direction/Supervision
Tom Perry Musical Direction/Supervision
Robert G. Rehme Producer
Cathy Sandrich Casting
Ivan Sharrock Sound/Sound Designer
Jack Solomon Musical Direction/Supervision
Donald E. Stewart Screenwriter
Neil Travis Editor
Steven Zaillian Screenwriter
Tom Clancy Source Author
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Patriot Games

    Good action thriller worth a look at least.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Good at the begging, but strayed too far from the path...

    This was a pretty good movie, which stuck to the book in the begining. However, as the movie progressed, Hollywood took liberty after liberty to alter the story line. While some change is understandable (after all, if the book and movie where the same, the movie would last 9+ hours) the movie goes too far in changing many scenes which would have been far better copying the book. The biggest problem with this movie is that many things don't make sense without the extra information that you could get only from the book. Unless you read the book, half of the movie just seems sloppy, made up, and unbelievable. The worst part was that the movie left out the part where the British investigator saved Sean Miller from a brutal prison rape, only to be shot by Miller, who states his belief that gratitude is for dogs. While I enjoyed the book tremendously, I strongly reccomend reading the book before you watch the movie. Even then, you don't have to watch the movie unless you really want to. The one good thing I do have to say is that I thought Harrison Ford made an excellent Jack Ryan. Alec Baldwin was decent for the part, but I think Ford helped capture the ''Joe Everyman'' concept behind Ryan. (Though either would have been better than Matt Daimon)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    the games have started

    As re-tired marine, Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford), is vacationing in London, a plan to kiddnap the royal family is exucuted. But the wits of Ryan kick in as the IRA kiddnaping goes wrong. After Ryan killed one of the Kiddnaper's brother,IRA terrorist Sean Miller(Sean Bean) will not sleep until Ryan and his family are dead. This is a great movie. One of the best Jack Ryan films.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    CORRECTION

    I agree with the part about the book being much better than the movie. I also think anyone who's interested should read the book BEFORE they watch the movie. Also, Matt Damon never played Jack Ryan. That was Ben Affleck.

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