Hard Cash (2002 film)
Hard Cash (also known as Run for the Money) is a direct-to-video action heist film, released in 2002.
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| Directed by | Predrag Antonijević |
| Produced by | John Thompson David Varot Danny Lerner Randall Emmett George Furla Joseph A. Nittolo Allan Kassirer |
| Written by | Willie Dreyfus |
| Starring | Christian Slater Val Kilmer Bokeem Woodbine Sara Downing |
Production company | Emmett/Furla Films |
| Distributed by | Millennium Films and DEJ Productions |
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Running time | 99 minutes |
| Country | United States Canada |
| Language | English |
Plot
Hard Cash follows master thief Thomas Taylor (Slater), when he is released on parole. When working as a Paramedic, Taylor is called to an emergency at a betting office, when two armed robbers make their stand. As one gets shot, Taylor helps the female thief in need as they escape with the money. With the money hidden in the stretcher, an FBI agent (Kilmer) following and the marked money, how will they escape with the cash?
Cast
- Christian Slater – as Thomas Taylor
- Val Kilmer – as Agent Mark C. Cornell
- Sara Downing – as Paige
- Vincent Laresca – as Nikita
- Balthazar Getty – as Eddie
- Bokeem Woodbine – as Rock
- Daryl Hannah – as Virginia
- Rodney Rowland - as Butch
- Holliston Coleman - as Megan
- Peter Woodward - as Agent Jarvis
- Michael Anthony Rosas - as José
- William Forsythe - as Bo Young
- Verne Troyer - as Attila
- Milos Milicevic - as Attila's Guard
- Peter Jason - as The Counter Boss
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