Held for Ransom (2000 film)
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| Held for Ransom | |
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| Directed by | Lee Stanley |
| Written by | Lois Duncan Lee Stanley Nickolas Perry |
| Produced by | Randall Emmett George Furla |
| Starring | Dennis Hopper Zachary Ty Bryan |
| Cinematography | Steve Adcock |
| Edited by | Danny Saphire |
Production company | |
| Distributed by | Blockbuster Video |
Release date |
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Running time | 88 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Held for Ransom is a 2000 direct-to-video thriller film starring Dennis Hopper, Zachery Ty Bryan, Morgan Fairchild and Debi Mazar. It was directed and written by Lee Stanley based on the novel by Lois Duncan.[1][2]
Plot[edit]
Five spoiled high-school students are kidnapped and held for ransom in a remote swamp area.
Cast[edit]
- Dennis Hopper as J.D.
- Zachery Ty Bryan as Glenn Kirtland
- Kam Heskin as Jesse McCormick
- Tsianina Joelson as Marianne
- Jordan Brower as Bruce Kirtland
- Randy Spelling as Dexter
- Paul Dillon as John
- Morgan Fairchild as Mrs. Kirtland
- John Getz as Mr. Kirtland
- Timothy Bottoms as Fred Donavan
- Debi Mazar as Rita
- Joan Van Ark as Nancy Donovan
- Tyler Kuhn as Randy Donovan
- Shelly Burch as Mrs. McCormick
- Robert Noble as Mrs. Godfrey
- Keith MacKechnie as Detective Van Bommel
- David Siegel as Crime Scene Detective
- Russell Warner as Officer Matthews
- J.D. Husocki as Officer Bronson
- Joe Hess as Swamp Man #1
- Thomas Rosales, Jr. as Swamp Man #2
Production[edit]
It was filmed over three weeks 1999 in the Everglades, Miami and Orlando Disney's MGM studios and surrounding areas.
References[edit]
- ^ Abbott, Jim (6 October 1999). "Dennis Hopper Film Begins Shooting Later This Month". Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved 21 December 2017.
- ^ Campbell, Ramsey (December 12, 1999). "Director's Mom Eager For Release Of 'Ransom'". Retrieved July 10, 2020.
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