Under Fire (1983)

Actors: Jean-Louis Trintignant (actor), Gene Hackman (actor), Martin LaSalle (actor), José Carlos Rodríguez (actor), Richard Masur (actor), Enrique Lucero (actor), Alfredo Gutiérrez (actor), Víctor Alcocer (actor), Bruno Bichir (actor), Nick Nolte (actor), Gerardo Albarrán (actor), Ed Harris (actor), Hamilton Camp (actor), Joanna Cassidy (actress), Elpidia Carrillo (actress),

Plot: Nicaragua 1979: Star photographer Russel Price covers the civil war against president Somoza. Facing the cruel fighting - people versus army - it's often hard for him to stay neutral. When the Guerillas have him take a picture of the leader Rafael, who's believed to be dead, he gets drawn into the happenings. Together with his reporter friends Claire and Alex he has to hide from the army.

Keywords: 1970s, american-aid, baltimore-orioles, central-america, chad, cia, civil-war, dictator, disinterment, elephant
Genres: Drama, War,
Taglines: This wasn't their war but it was their story...and they wouldn't let it go! Dateline: Central America. The First Casualty of War is the Truth. Nick Nolte And Gene Hackman In A Riveting, High-Tension Thriller.

Quotes:

[first lines]::Russell Price: Can I get a ride?

[last lines]::Claire: Do you think we fell in love with too much?::Russell Price: I'd do it again.

Claire: You're going to love this war...::Russell Price: Hmmm.::Claire: Good guys, bad guys and cheap shrimp.

Claire: Did you dream about Miss Panama last night?::Russell Price: No, I dreamed about you.::Claire: Have a good time?::Russell Price: Yeah, and you did too!

Oates: How d'ya like Nicaragua?::Russell Price: It's beautiful.::Oates: Yeah, it's a shitload of Greasers though, you know.

Russell Price: Pardon my French, but who's fucking side are you on?::Marcel Jazy: I work for everyone.::Russell Price: That's a great job!

Russell Price: [In Spanish] Do you know who controls this area?::Sandinista with radio: [In Spanish] Who knows?

Claire: You chose the wrong side.::Marcel Jazy: In twenty years we shall know who's right.

Marcel Jazy: I like you people, but you are sentimental shits! You fall in love with the poets; the poets fall in love with the Marxists; the Marxists fall in love with themselves. The country falls in love with the rhetoric, and in the end we are stuck with tyrants.

Woman in refugee camp: [looking at picture of dead Alex Grazier on TV] Did you know the man who was killed?::Claire: [she nods 'yes']::Woman in refugee camp: Fifty thousand Nicaraguans have died and now a Yankee. Perhaps now America will be outraged at what has happened here.::Claire: Perhaps they will.::Woman in refugee camp: Maybe we should have killed an American journalist fifty years ago.

Under Fire (1983)

Actors: Jean-Louis Trintignant (actor), Gene Hackman (actor), Martin LaSalle (actor), José Carlos Rodríguez (actor), Richard Masur (actor), Enrique Lucero (actor), Alfredo Gutiérrez (actor), Víctor Alcocer (actor), Bruno Bichir (actor), Nick Nolte (actor), Gerardo Albarrán (actor), Ed Harris (actor), Hamilton Camp (actor), Joanna Cassidy (actress), Elpidia Carrillo (actress),

Plot: Nicaragua 1979: Star photographer Russel Price covers the civil war against president Somoza. Facing the cruel fighting - people versus army - it's often hard for him to stay neutral. When the Guerillas have him take a picture of the leader Rafael, who's believed to be dead, he gets drawn into the happenings. Together with his reporter friends Claire and Alex he has to hide from the army.

Keywords: 1970s, american-aid, baltimore-orioles, central-america, chad, cia, civil-war, dictator, disinterment, elephant
Genres: Drama, War,
Taglines: This wasn't their war but it was their story...and they wouldn't let it go! Dateline: Central America. The First Casualty of War is the Truth. Nick Nolte And Gene Hackman In A Riveting, High-Tension Thriller.

Quotes:

[first lines]::Russell Price: Can I get a ride?

[last lines]::Claire: Do you think we fell in love with too much?::Russell Price: I'd do it again.

Claire: You're going to love this war...::Russell Price: Hmmm.::Claire: Good guys, bad guys and cheap shrimp.

Claire: Did you dream about Miss Panama last night?::Russell Price: No, I dreamed about you.::Claire: Have a good time?::Russell Price: Yeah, and you did too!

Oates: How d'ya like Nicaragua?::Russell Price: It's beautiful.::Oates: Yeah, it's a shitload of Greasers though, you know.

Russell Price: Pardon my French, but who's fucking side are you on?::Marcel Jazy: I work for everyone.::Russell Price: That's a great job!

Russell Price: [In Spanish] Do you know who controls this area?::Sandinista with radio: [In Spanish] Who knows?

Claire: You chose the wrong side.::Marcel Jazy: In twenty years we shall know who's right.

Marcel Jazy: I like you people, but you are sentimental shits! You fall in love with the poets; the poets fall in love with the Marxists; the Marxists fall in love with themselves. The country falls in love with the rhetoric, and in the end we are stuck with tyrants.

Woman in refugee camp: [looking at picture of dead Alex Grazier on TV] Did you know the man who was killed?::Claire: [she nods 'yes']::Woman in refugee camp: Fifty thousand Nicaraguans have died and now a Yankee. Perhaps now America will be outraged at what has happened here.::Claire: Perhaps they will.::Woman in refugee camp: Maybe we should have killed an American journalist fifty years ago.

Under Fire (1983)

Actors: Jean-Louis Trintignant (actor), Gene Hackman (actor), Martin LaSalle (actor), José Carlos Rodríguez (actor), Richard Masur (actor), Enrique Lucero (actor), Alfredo Gutiérrez (actor), Víctor Alcocer (actor), Bruno Bichir (actor), Nick Nolte (actor), Gerardo Albarrán (actor), Ed Harris (actor), Hamilton Camp (actor), Joanna Cassidy (actress), Elpidia Carrillo (actress),

Plot: Nicaragua 1979: Star photographer Russel Price covers the civil war against president Somoza. Facing the cruel fighting - people versus army - it's often hard for him to stay neutral. When the Guerillas have him take a picture of the leader Rafael, who's believed to be dead, he gets drawn into the happenings. Together with his reporter friends Claire and Alex he has to hide from the army.

Keywords: 1970s, american-aid, baltimore-orioles, central-america, chad, cia, civil-war, dictator, disinterment, elephant
Genres: Drama, War,
Taglines: This wasn't their war but it was their story...and they wouldn't let it go! Dateline: Central America. The First Casualty of War is the Truth. Nick Nolte And Gene Hackman In A Riveting, High-Tension Thriller.

Quotes:

[first lines]::Russell Price: Can I get a ride?

[last lines]::Claire: Do you think we fell in love with too much?::Russell Price: I'd do it again.

Claire: You're going to love this war...::Russell Price: Hmmm.::Claire: Good guys, bad guys and cheap shrimp.

Claire: Did you dream about Miss Panama last night?::Russell Price: No, I dreamed about you.::Claire: Have a good time?::Russell Price: Yeah, and you did too!

Oates: How d'ya like Nicaragua?::Russell Price: It's beautiful.::Oates: Yeah, it's a shitload of Greasers though, you know.

Russell Price: Pardon my French, but who's fucking side are you on?::Marcel Jazy: I work for everyone.::Russell Price: That's a great job!

Russell Price: [In Spanish] Do you know who controls this area?::Sandinista with radio: [In Spanish] Who knows?

Claire: You chose the wrong side.::Marcel Jazy: In twenty years we shall know who's right.

Marcel Jazy: I like you people, but you are sentimental shits! You fall in love with the poets; the poets fall in love with the Marxists; the Marxists fall in love with themselves. The country falls in love with the rhetoric, and in the end we are stuck with tyrants.

Woman in refugee camp: [looking at picture of dead Alex Grazier on TV] Did you know the man who was killed?::Claire: [she nods 'yes']::Woman in refugee camp: Fifty thousand Nicaraguans have died and now a Yankee. Perhaps now America will be outraged at what has happened here.::Claire: Perhaps they will.::Woman in refugee camp: Maybe we should have killed an American journalist fifty years ago.

Under Fire (1983)

Actors: Jean-Louis Trintignant (actor), Gene Hackman (actor), Martin LaSalle (actor), José Carlos Rodríguez (actor), Richard Masur (actor), Enrique Lucero (actor), Alfredo Gutiérrez (actor), Víctor Alcocer (actor), Bruno Bichir (actor), Nick Nolte (actor), Gerardo Albarrán (actor), Ed Harris (actor), Hamilton Camp (actor), Joanna Cassidy (actress), Elpidia Carrillo (actress),

Plot: Nicaragua 1979: Star photographer Russel Price covers the civil war against president Somoza. Facing the cruel fighting - people versus army - it's often hard for him to stay neutral. When the Guerillas have him take a picture of the leader Rafael, who's believed to be dead, he gets drawn into the happenings. Together with his reporter friends Claire and Alex he has to hide from the army.

Keywords: 1970s, american-aid, baltimore-orioles, central-america, chad, cia, civil-war, dictator, disinterment, elephant
Genres: Drama, War,
Taglines: This wasn't their war but it was their story...and they wouldn't let it go! Dateline: Central America. The First Casualty of War is the Truth. Nick Nolte And Gene Hackman In A Riveting, High-Tension Thriller.

Quotes:

[first lines]::Russell Price: Can I get a ride?

[last lines]::Claire: Do you think we fell in love with too much?::Russell Price: I'd do it again.

Claire: You're going to love this war...::Russell Price: Hmmm.::Claire: Good guys, bad guys and cheap shrimp.

Claire: Did you dream about Miss Panama last night?::Russell Price: No, I dreamed about you.::Claire: Have a good time?::Russell Price: Yeah, and you did too!

Oates: How d'ya like Nicaragua?::Russell Price: It's beautiful.::Oates: Yeah, it's a shitload of Greasers though, you know.

Russell Price: Pardon my French, but who's fucking side are you on?::Marcel Jazy: I work for everyone.::Russell Price: That's a great job!

Russell Price: [In Spanish] Do you know who controls this area?::Sandinista with radio: [In Spanish] Who knows?

Claire: You chose the wrong side.::Marcel Jazy: In twenty years we shall know who's right.

Marcel Jazy: I like you people, but you are sentimental shits! You fall in love with the poets; the poets fall in love with the Marxists; the Marxists fall in love with themselves. The country falls in love with the rhetoric, and in the end we are stuck with tyrants.

Woman in refugee camp: [looking at picture of dead Alex Grazier on TV] Did you know the man who was killed?::Claire: [she nods 'yes']::Woman in refugee camp: Fifty thousand Nicaraguans have died and now a Yankee. Perhaps now America will be outraged at what has happened here.::Claire: Perhaps they will.::Woman in refugee camp: Maybe we should have killed an American journalist fifty years ago.