Five the Hard Way

1969
R
1h 22m

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Ross Hagen and Diane McBain in Five the Hard Way (1969)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMotorcycle racer Rommel seeks vengeance against JC, a madman who murdered the sidehacker's fiancee.Motorcycle racer Rommel seeks vengeance against JC, a madman who murdered the sidehacker's fiancee.Motorcycle racer Rommel seeks vengeance against JC, a madman who murdered the sidehacker's fiancee.

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Rôles principaux19

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Ross Hagen

Rommel

Diane McBain

Rita

Michael Pataki

J.C.
(as Mike Pataki)

Richard Merrifield

Luke

Claire Polan

Paisley

Edward Parrish

Nero

Michael Graham

Cooch

Hoke Howell

Crapout

Robert Tessier

Jake
(as Bob Tessier)

Eric Lidberg

Tork

Erik Cord

Dirty John

Toni Moss

Lois

Diane Tessier

Debbie

Joey Tessier

Billy

Warren Hammack

Mechanic
(uncredited)

Goldie Hawn

Spectator
(uncredited)

Tony Lorea

Announcer
(uncredited)

Ivy Ross

Mechanic
(uncredited)

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Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Goldie Hawn: an uncredited spectator at the end of the race in the beginning of the film.

Citations
Rommel: You ever read the Bible Luke? There's an old passage about an eye for an eye. You ever read that one?

Connexions
Featured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Sidehackers (1990)

Bandes originales
Five the Hard Way
Written by Jerry Styner, Mike Curb and Guy Hemric
Performed by The New Life

Commentaires des utilisateurs39

Commentaire en vedette

1/10

Completely terrible

Is there any purpose to this wretched film? The long drown-out sidehacking scenes? When Rommel visits the artist? When Rommel hits Big Jake?

If Ross Hagen was attempting some profound message, he's completely lost me. Bad acting, bad ending. But beyond bad is the acting we get from three guys: Big Jake, Crap out, and Cooch/Gooch. I don't know where Ross Hagen found these guys and I don't WANT to know.

Is there any significance to J.C.'s name (Jesus Christ)? Perhaps I'm giving Mr. Hagen a bit too much credit. Extra demerits for an overly brutal rape scene.

"Number 9!"