Prime Risk
Prime Risk is a 1985 thriller film directed by Michael Farkas and starring Lee Montgomery and Toni Hudson.
| Prime Risk | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Michael Farkas |
| Produced by | Herman Grigsby |
| Written by | Michael Farkas |
| Starring | Lee Montgomery Toni Hudson Sam Bottoms Clu Gulager Keenan Wynn Lois Hall |
| Music by | Phil Marshall |
| Cinematography | Mac Ahlberg |
| Edited by | Bruce Green |
| Distributed by | Almi Pictures |
Release date | April 1985 |
Running time | 98 min. |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot summary
A female engineer, with the assistance of her pilot-wannabe male friend, discovers a way to rip off automated teller machines, but in doing so stumbles upon a plot to destroy the U.S. monetary system.
Cast
| Lee Montgomery | Michael Fox |
| Toni Hudson | Julie Collins |
| Sam Bottoms | Bill Yeoman (as Samuel Bottoms) |
| Clu Gulager | Paul Minsky |
| Keenan Wynn | Dr. Lasser |
| Lois Hall | Dr. Holt |
| Rick Rakowski | John |
| John Lykes | Vance |
| James O'Connell | Terry Franklin |
| Randy Pearlman | Ed Harrington |
| Timothy Rice | Albert Fishburn |
| Roy Stuart | Mr. Fox |
| Helen Duffy | Mrs. Fox |
| Christopher Murphy | Tony Nelson |
| Caron Tate | Bank Teller |
| Cathey Paine | Mall Administrator |
| Art Scholl | Flight Instructor |
| Rick Warner | Flight Desk Attendant |
| Biff Yeager | Policeman #1 |
| Tony Roque | Policeman #2 |
| Dale Stein | EMC Receptionist |
| Bruce Elliott | Bank Assistant |
| Michael Willis | Teller Serviceman |
| Carol Bennett | Account's Secretary |
| Dick Valentine | Teller Line Customer |
| Carey Scott | Teller Line Kid |
| Bruce Myers | Parking Lot Teen |
| James Reed | Party Guest #1 |
| Gary E. Barlough | Party Guest #2 |
| Steve Belin | Spy Technician |
| Leigh Drake | Spy Security Officer |
| Dean Noble | Spy Pilot |
| Doug Roberts | Pilot on Taxiway |
| Erica Todd | FBI Receprionist |
| Dick Spangler | News Anchorman |
| Brown Cardwell | Field Reporter |
| Ron Lombard | TV Viewer |
| Tony Clay | Sweep Team Leader |
| Patricia McPherson | Federal Reserve Executive |
| Mark DeFrain | Federal Reserve Assistant |
| Greg McCullough | Gardener #1 |
| David Seal | Gardener #2 |
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