Firefox
...the most devastating killing machine ever built... his job... steal it!
The Soviets have developed a revolutionary new jet fighter, called 'Firefox'. Worried that the jet will be used as a first-strike weapon—as there are rumours that it is undetectable by radar—the British send ex-Vietnam War pilot, Mitchell Gant on a covert mission into the Soviet Union to steal the Firefox.
Production
Production
Trailers & Videos
Theatrical Trailer
Stealing the Soviet MiG-31 Fighter Jet
Firefox (1982) 35mm film teaser trailer, flat open matte, 2160p
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Firefox trailer [1982]
Cast
Clint Eastwood
Mitchell Gant
Freddie Jones
Kenneth Aubrey
David Huffman
Captain Buckholz
Warren Clarke
Pavel Upenskoy
Ronald Lacey
Semelovsky
Kenneth Colley
Colonel Kontarsky
Klaus Löwitsch
General Vladimirov
Nigel Hawthorne
Pyotr Baranovich
Stefan Schnabel
First Secretary
Thomas Hill
General Brown
Clive Merrison
Major Lanyev
Kai Wulff
Lt. Colonel Voskov
Dimitra Arliss
Natalia
Austin Willis
Walters
Michael Currie
Captain Seerbacker
James Staley
Lt. Commander Fleischer
Ward Costello
General Rogers
Alan Tilvern
Air Marshal Kutuzov
Oliver Cotton
Dmitri Priabin
Bernard Behrens
William Saltonstall
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Reviews
r96sk
Just good, nothing more unfortunately.
'Firefox' should be a much more entertaining and engrossing flick from 1982, but it's kinda just... there. Like, it's watchable but it really didn't do anything more for me. The 136 minute run time is a little overlong perhaps, but then if the aforementioned entertainment was there then that'd be a fine length for it to be honest.
As for the cast: Clint Eastwood is solid, though the rest of the them are a little forgettable - Warren Clarke is alright, I guess. Also, and I only noticed when skimming through the credits online, apparently John Ratzenberger is in this!
I do believe this is the first time we've seen Eastwood in a fighter jet since 1955's 'Tarantula', one for all you fact fans out there. Elsewhere, the special effects have not aged well at all - I can forgive that, admittedly.
It might not be a must-watch, yet I'd say it's worth a sit through once.
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