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Storm Catcher
Storm Catcher
	Film poster
Directed by	Tony Hickox
Written by	Bill Gucwa; Ed Masterson
Produced by	Tracee Stanley
Starring	Dolph Lundgren; Mystro Clark; John Pennell; Robert Miano
Cinematography	David Bridges
Edited by	Brett Hedlund
Music by	David Wurst; Eric Wurst
Distributed by	Franchise Pictures; Phoenician Entertainment
Release date	September 10, 1999;
Running time	95 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$2 million

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Storm Catcher is a 1999 American action film starring Dolph Lundgren and directed by Tony Hickox, who also co-stars in the film. It tells the story of a renegade general who plans to bomb Washington, D.C. with a new jet called the Storm Catcher.

Plot

Flanked by buddy Sparks Johnson (Mystro Clark) on the ground, and co-pilot Lucas (John Pennell) in the air, Major Jack Holloway (Dolph Lundgren) mans Uncle Sam's top secret Phoenix fighter jet. While Holloway's mentor, General William Jacobs (Robert Miano), keeps FBI agents Lock (Tony Hickox) and Load (Kimberly Davies) from snooping into his pet project, Holloway and Sparks enjoy some R&R with Holloway's wife Jessica (Kylie Bax) and daughter Nicole (Yvonne Zima).

It turns out Lucas is an operative for an intra-military right-wing group and, temporarily assuming Holloway's identity, he steals the Phoenix. Branded a pariah, Holloway not only gets court martialed but he's also nearly obliterated when his prison transport is ambushed. Holloway, determined to clear his name, escapes. After he touches base with his family, extremist soldiers shoot Jessica and later kidnap Nicole. No sooner does Sparks convince Lock and Load of Holloway's innocence than Lucas guns them down and kidnaps Sparks. However, Jacobs tells Holloway that if he ever wants to see Nicole alive again, Holloway must bomb the White House.

Cast

Dolph Lundgren as Major Jack Holloway
Mystro Clark as Captain 'Sparks' Johnson
John Pennell as Captain Lucas
Robert Miano as General William Jacobs
Yvonne Zima as Nicole Holloway
Kylie Bax as Jessica Holloway
Jody Jones as Sergeant McGarry
Robert Glen Keith as Sergeant Stanley
Tony Hickox as Agent Load
Kimberley Davies as Agent Lock
Rudy Mettia as Commando
Burt Goodman as Old Guy
Richard Bjork as Bubba Pickles
Andreea Radutoiu as Havens
Phil Culotta as Commando #1
Mark Delasandro as Commando #2

Production

It is set and filmed in Los Angeles, California and Washington, D.C. in 18 days on October 19 and November 6, 1998.

Aircraft

Storm Catcher aircraft used for filming (mostly stock shots though) was the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk stealth jet. The McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle pictured on the film's movie poster was never seen in the film.

External links

Storm Catcher at IMDb

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-| name           = Storm Catcher
+| name = Storm Catcher
-| image          = Storm Catcher.jpg
+| image = Storm Catcher.jpg
-| caption        =
+| caption = Film poster
-| director       = [[Anthony Hickox]]
+| director = [[Anthony Hickox|Tony Hickox]]
-| producer       = [[Tracee Stanley]]
+| producer = Tracee Stanley
-| writer         = [[Bill Gucwa]], [[Ed Masterson]]
+| writer = Bill Gucwa<br />[[Ed Masterson]]
-| starring       = [[Dolph Lundgren]]
+| starring = [[Dolph Lundgren]]<br />[[Mystro Clark]]<br />John Pennell<br />[[Robert Miano]]
-| music          = [[David Wurst]] [[Eric Wurst]]
+| music = David Wurst<br />Eric Wurst
 | cinematography = [[David Bridges]]
-| editing        = [[Brett Hedlund]]
+| editing = Brett Hedlund
-| distributor    = [[Phoenician Entertainment]] [[Franchise Pictures]]
+| distributor = [[Franchise Pictures]]<br />Phoenician Entertainment
-| released       = September 10, 1999 (USA) (HBO)
+| released = {{film date|1999|9|10}}
-| runtime        = 95 minutes.
+| runtime = 95 minutes
-| country        = {{flag|United States}}
+| country = {{flag|United States}}
-| language       = [[English language|English]]
+| language = English
-| Budget         = $2,000,000
+| budget = $2 million
-| preceded by    =
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+'''''Storm Catcher''''' is a 1999 American [[action film]] starring [[Dolph Lundgren]] and directed by [[Anthony Hickox|Tony Hickox]], who also co-stars in the film. It tells the story of a renegade general who plans to bomb [[Washington, D.C.]] with a new jet called the Storm Catcher.
-'''''Storm Catcher''''' is a [[1999 in film|1999]] thriller movie. It was directed by [[Anthony Hickox]] and stars [[Dolph Lundgren]] and [[Mystro Clark]]. It tells the story of a renegade general who plans to bomb [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]] with a new jet called the Storm Catcher.
 ==Plot==
+Flanked by buddy Sparks Johnson (Mystro Clark) on the ground, and co-pilot Lucas (John Pennell) in the air, Major Jack Holloway (Dolph Lundgren) mans Uncle Sam's top secret Phoenix fighter jet. While Holloway's mentor, General William Jacobs (Robert Miano), keeps FBI agents Lock (Tony Hickox) and Load (Kimberly Davies) from snooping into his pet project, Holloway and Sparks enjoy some R&R with Holloway's wife Jessica (Kylie Bax) and daughter Nicole (Yvonne Zima).
+It turns out Lucas is an operative for an intra-military right-wing group and, temporarily assuming Holloway's identity, he steals the Phoenix. Branded a pariah, Holloway not only gets court martialed but he's also nearly obliterated when his prison transport is ambushed. Holloway, determined to clear his name, escapes. After he touches base with his family, extremist soldiers shoot Jessica and later kidnap Nicole. No sooner does Sparks convince Lock and Load of Holloway's innocence than Lucas guns them down and kidnaps Sparks. However, Jacobs tells Holloway that if he ever wants to see Nicole alive again, Holloway must bomb the White House.
-Flanked by buddy Sparks Johnson ([[Mystro Clark]]) on the ground, and co-pilot Lucas ([[John Pennell]]) in the air, Major Jack Holloway ([[Dolph Lundgren]]) mans Uncle Sam's top-secret Phoenix fighter jet.
+==Cast==
-While Holloway's mentor, General William Jacobs ([[Robert Miano]]), keeps FBI agents Lock ([[Anthony Hickox]]) and Load ([[Kimberly Davies]]) from snooping into his pet project, Holloway and Sparks enjoy some R&R with Holloway's wife Jessica ([[Kylie Bax]]) and daughter Nicole ([[Yvonne Zima]]).
+*[[Dolph Lundgren]] as Major Jack Holloway
+*[[Mystro Clark]] as Captain 'Sparks' Johnson
+*John Pennell  as Captain Lucas
+*[[Robert Miano]] as General William Jacobs
+*[[Yvonne Zima]] as Nicole Holloway
+*[[Kylie Bax]] as Jessica Holloway
+*Jody Jones as  Sergeant McGarry
+*Robert Glen Keith as Sergeant Stanley
+*[[Anthony Hickox|Tony Hickox]] as Agent Load
+*[[Kimberley Davies]] as Agent Lock
+*Rudy Mettia as Commando
+*Burt Goodman as Old Guy
+*Richard Bjork as Bubba Pickles
+*Andreea Radutoiu as Havens
+*Phil Culotta as Commando #1
+*Mark Delasandro as Commando #2
+==Production==
-It turns out Lucas is an operative for an intra-military right-wing group and, temporarily assuming Holloway's identity, he steals the Phoenix. Branded a pariah, Holloway not only gets court-martialed but he's also nearly obliterated when his prison transport is ambushed.
+It is set and filmed in [[Los Angeles|Los Angeles, California]] and [[Washington, D.C.]] in 18 days on October 19 and November 6, 1998.
-Holloway, determined to clear his name, escapes. After he touches base with his family, extremist soldiers shoot Jessica and later kidnap Nicole.
-No sooner does Sparks convince Lock and Load of Holloway's innocence than Lucas guns them down and kidnaps Sparks. Jacobs tells Holloway that if he ever wants to see Nicole alive again, Holloway must bomb the White House.
-==Cast==
-*[[Dolph Lundgren]] ...  Major Jack Holloway
-*[[Mystro Clark]] ...  Captain 'Sparks' Johnson
-*[[Jon Pennell]] ...  Captain Lucas (as John Pennell)
-*[[Robert Miano]] ...  General William Jacobs
-*[[Yvonne Zima]]...  Nicole Holloway
-*[[Kylie Bax]] ...  Jessica Holloway
-*[[Jody Jones]] ...  Sergeant McGarry
-*[[Robert Glen Keith]] ...  Sergeant Stanley
-*[[Anthony Hickox]] ...  Agent Load (as Tony Hickox)
-*[[Kimberley Davies]] ...  Agent Lock
-*[[Rudy Mettia]] ...  Commando
-*[[Burt Goodman]] ...  Old Guy
-*[[Richard Bjork]] ... Bubba Pickles
-*[[Andreea Radutoiu]] ...  Havens
-*[[Phil Culotta]] ...  Commando #1
-*[[Mark Delasandro]] ...  Commando #2
 ==See also==
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 ==Aircraft==
-The Storm Catcher aircraft used for filming (mostly stock shots though) was the [[Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk]] stealth jet. The [[McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle]] pictured on the film's movie poster was never seen in the film.
+Storm Catcher aircraft used for filming (mostly stock shots though) was the [[Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk]] stealth jet. The [[McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle]] pictured on the film's movie poster was never seen in the film.
 ==External links==
-*{{IMDb title|0179477}}
+*{{IMDb title|0179477|Storm Catcher}}
 {{Anthony Hickox}}
 [[Category:1999 films]]
-[[Category:1990s action thriller films]]
+[[Category:1999 direct-to-video films]]
+[[Category:1990s action films]]
 [[Category:American action thriller films]]
-[[Category:Independent films]]
+[[Category:American aviation films]]
+[[Category:American films]]
 [[Category:English-language films]]
+[[Category:Films about aviation accidents or incidents]]
+[[Category:Films about terrorism]]
 [[Category:Films directed by Anthony Hickox]]
-[[Category:Aviation films]]
+[[Category:Films set in Los Angeles, California]]
+[[Category:Films set in Washington, D.C.]]
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