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New Factory-Sealed LD's No Way Out RM DSS WS NEW LaserDisc Hackman Costner

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Remake of 1948 - The Big Clock Psychological Thriller..

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Kevin Costner and Gene Hackman in...

No Way Out

( Catalog Number ID3103OR )
(1.85:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

No Way Out
1987 - 114 min. - Color
Rated R

LaserDisc Movie Review:
You aren't aware of it until the film's midpoint, but No Way Out is a remake of 1948's The Big Clock. The film is told in flashback as Naval officer (Kevin Costner) is grilled by his superiors regarding a recent "unpleasantness." While at a Washington party, Costner meets high-class call girl Sean Young. He invites her to share a cab ride, which segues into a steamy and anatomically unlikely back seat love scene (marvelously parodied in 1993's Hot Shots! Part Deux. Several months pass before Costner meets Young again: by that time, she has become the mistress of US Secretary of Defense Gene Hackman. When Young is murdered by Hackman, his loyal aide Will Patton dutifully destroys the evidence and foments the fallacious theory that a KGB mole was responsible. Costner is assigned to locate that mole-a perilous situation, since Costner knows that no such mole exists, but must go along with the charade since he was the last person who was seen with Young. In his efforts to avoid the witnesses and to finger Hackman as the real killer, Costner finds himself hiding in the ventilation system of the Pentagon (just as Ray Milland was forced to hide inside a gigantic clockwork in The Big Clock). Costner is cleared, but that's not the end of the story. Hal Erickson

This suspense thriller lulls the viewer into a deceptive slumber for its first half but when the plot thickens it jumps to life and plays reasoanbly well. Despite mid-80s cut-rate production values, the plot is tightly woven and makes for pretty good suspense. Set in Washington, D.C., the world's conspiracy capital, this Kevin Costner vehicle relies heavily on political intrigue and a phony spy hunt, but its import is compromised by a contrived and '80s time-locked plot, a suspect cast, and dialogue that is just plain laughable in places. Costner's performance is characteristically bland and Sean Young is typically flighty, but Gene Hackman pulls off a solid supporting role. The film is almost completely devoid of subtext save a few Big Brother references. However, it benefits from a stellar build-up in suspense that nicely shatters any sense of pristine complacency, as well as the use of classic tilted framing technique just prior to the climactic scene. Additionally, Roger Donaldson's understated direction does make for a couple of very memorable scenes. Certainly, there are better films within the suspense genre but this one quite possibly paved the way for the John Grisham screen adaptations of the early-to-mid-90s and helped propel Kevin Costner into super-stardom. Mike DiBella

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Cast for No Way Out

Kevin Costner - Lt. Cmdr. Tom Farrell
Gene Hackman - David Brice, Secretary of Defense
Sean Young - Susan Atwell
Will Patton - Scott Pritchard
Howard Duff - Sen. Willy Duvall
George Dzundza - Dr. Sam Hesselman, Computer Dept. H
Iman - Nina Beka
Fred Dalton Thompson - Marshall, CIA Director
Leon Russom - Kevin O'Brien, CIA Official
Dennis Burkley - Mate
Marshall Bell - Contra
Michael Shillo - Schiller
Nicholas Worth - Cup Breaker
Leo Geter - Ensign Fox
Matthew Barry - Bellboy
David Paymer - Technician
Jill Clark - Maori Dancer
Chris D - Contra
Lee Shael - Band Singer
Charles B. Middleton - Airport Cop
Dorothy Parke - TV Reporter
Gordon Needham - Limo Driver
Joan McMurtrey - Programmer
Tony Webster - Helmsman
Charles Walker - Technician
Peter Bell - Seaman Dufor
June Chandler - Margaret Brice
Jeffrey Sudzin - Man with Lighter
Jason Bernard - Maj. Donovan
Rob Sullivan - Marine Guard
Secretary of Defense
Stephen R. Asinas - Filipino Urchin
Scott Freeman - M.P.
Eugene Robert Glazer - C.I.D. Man
Frederick Allen - Enlisted Man
John D'Aquino - Lt. John Chadway
Edith Fields - Lorraine, Secretary to the Secretary of Defe
Matthew Evans - J.O.D.
Noel Manchan - Computer Clerk
Robert Kerman - C.I.D. Man
Austin Kelly - Cab Driver
LeNoel - Gregory/Quartermaster
Darryl Henriques - C.I.D. Man
John Hostetter - C.I.D. Man
Jay Arlen Jones - Marine Guard
Michael Hungerford - C.I.D. Man
Terence Cooper - N.Z. Ambassador

Crew for No Way Out

Roger Donaldson - Director
Laura Ziskin - Producer
Kenneth Fearing - Book Author
Robert Garland - Screenwriter / Producer
Gregory Goodell - Screenwriter
John Alcott - Cinematographer
Alun Bollinger - Cinematographer
Maurice Jarre - Composer (Music Score)
Michael McDonald - Songwriter
William Hoy - Editor
Neil Travis - Editor
Kal Hawkins - Production Designer
Dennis Washington - Production Designer
Anthony Brockliss - Art Director
Glenn Neufeld - Associate Producer
Mace Neufeld - Executive Producer
Henry Alberti - Set Designer
Bruce Gibeson - Set Designer
Richard McKenzie - Set Designer
Dallas Dornan - Costume Designer
Kathy O'Rear - Costume Designer
Michael Hancock - Makeup
Ken Durey - Special Effects / Songwriter
Terry Frazee - Special Effects / Songwriter
Jack Monroe - Special Effects
Jack D. Moore - Special Effects
Paul Anka - Singer / Songwriter
Richard Marx - Singer / Songwriter
Julia Migenes - Singer
Michael Adams - Stunts
Donna Evans - Stunts
Steve Kelso - Stunts
Jack Solomon - Sound/Sound Designer
Mel Dellar - Production Manager
Ilene Starger - Casting
Peter Bell - Stunts Coordinator
Richard Diamond Farnsworth - Stunts Coordinator

Feature Details

Title: No Way Out
Feature Release Date: 1987
Rating: R
Color: Color
Runtime: 114 Minutes
Ratio: 1.85:1
Playback Format: CLV

Technical Details

Catalog Number: ID3103OR

Sides: 2
Video Format: NTSC

Model: ID3103OR-N
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Rare Factory-Sealed, Remastered, Dolby Surround Sound, Widescreen, LaserDisc Movie

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Kevin Costner and Gene Hackman in...

No Way Out

( Catalog Number ID3103OR )
(1.85:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

No Way Out
1987 - 114 min. - Color
Rated R

LaserDisc Movie Review:
You aren't aware of it until the film's midpoint, but No Way Out is a remake of 1948's The Big Clock. The film is told in flashback as Naval officer (Kevin Costner) is grilled by his superiors regarding a recent "unpleasantness." While at a Washington party, Costner meets high-class call girl Sean Young. He invites her to share a cab ride, which segues into a steamy and anatomically unlikely back seat love scene (marvelously parodied in 1993's Hot Shots! Part Deux. Several months pass before Costner meets Young again: by that time, she has become the mistress of US Secretary of Defense Gene Hackman. When Young is murdered by Hackman, his loyal aide Will Patton dutifully destroys the evidence and foments the fallacious theory that a KGB mole was responsible. Costner is assigned to locate that mole-a perilous situation, since Costner knows that no such mole exists, but must go along with the charade since he was the last person who was seen with Young. In his efforts to avoid the witnesses and to finger Hackman as the real killer, Costner finds himself hiding in the ventilation system of the Pentagon (just as Ray Milland was forced to hide inside a gigantic clockwork in The Big Clock). Costner is cleared, but that's not the end of the story. Hal Erickson

This suspense thriller lulls the viewer into a deceptive slumber for its first half but when the plot thickens it jumps to life and plays reasoanbly well. Despite mid-80s cut-rate production values, the plot is tightly woven and makes for pretty good suspense. Set in Washington, D.C., the world's conspiracy capital, this Kevin Costner vehicle relies heavily on political intrigue and a phony spy hunt, but its import is compromised by a contrived and '80s time-locked plot, a suspect cast, and dialogue that is just plain laughable in places. Costner's performance is characteristically bland and Sean Young is typically flighty, but Gene Hackman pulls off a solid supporting role. The film is almost completely devoid of subtext save a few Big Brother references. However, it benefits from a stellar build-up in suspense that nicely shatters any sense of pristine complacency, as well as the use of classic tilted framing technique just prior to the climactic scene. Additionally, Roger Donaldson's understated direction does make for a couple of very memorable scenes. Certainly, there are better films within the suspense genre but this one quite possibly paved the way for the John Grisham screen adaptations of the early-to-mid-90s and helped propel Kevin Costner into super-stardom. Mike DiBella

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Cast for No Way Out

Kevin Costner - Lt. Cmdr. Tom Farrell
Gene Hackman - David Brice, Secretary of Defense
Sean Young - Susan Atwell
Will Patton - Scott Pritchard
Howard Duff - Sen. Willy Duvall
George Dzundza - Dr. Sam Hesselman, Computer Dept. H
Iman - Nina Beka
Fred Dalton Thompson - Marshall, CIA Director
Leon Russom - Kevin O'Brien, CIA Official
Dennis Burkley - Mate
Marshall Bell - Contra
Michael Shillo - Schiller
Nicholas Worth - Cup Breaker
Leo Geter - Ensign Fox
Matthew Barry - Bellboy
David Paymer - Technician
Jill Clark - Maori Dancer
Chris D - Contra
Lee Shael - Band Singer
Charles B. Middleton - Airport Cop
Dorothy Parke - TV Reporter
Gordon Needham - Limo Driver
Joan McMurtrey - Programmer
Tony Webster - Helmsman
Charles Walker - Technician
Peter Bell - Seaman Dufor
June Chandler - Margaret Brice
Jeffrey Sudzin - Man with Lighter
Jason Bernard - Maj. Donovan
Rob Sullivan - Marine Guard
Secretary of Defense
Stephen R. Asinas - Filipino Urchin
Scott Freeman - M.P.
Eugene Robert Glazer - C.I.D. Man
Frederick Allen - Enlisted Man
John D'Aquino - Lt. John Chadway
Edith Fields - Lorraine, Secretary to the Secretary of Defe
Matthew Evans - J.O.D.
Noel Manchan - Computer Clerk
Robert Kerman - C.I.D. Man
Austin Kelly - Cab Driver
LeNoel - Gregory/Quartermaster
Darryl Henriques - C.I.D. Man
John Hostetter - C.I.D. Man
Jay Arlen Jones - Marine Guard
Michael Hungerford - C.I.D. Man
Terence Cooper - N.Z. Ambassador

Crew for No Way Out

Roger Donaldson - Director
Laura Ziskin - Producer
Kenneth Fearing - Book Author
Robert Garland - Screenwriter / Producer
Gregory Goodell - Screenwriter
John Alcott - Cinematographer
Alun Bollinger - Cinematographer
Maurice Jarre - Composer (Music Score)
Michael McDonald - Songwriter
William Hoy - Editor
Neil Travis - Editor
Kal Hawkins - Production Designer
Dennis Washington - Production Designer
Anthony Brockliss - Art Director
Glenn Neufeld - Associate Producer
Mace Neufeld - Executive Producer
Henry Alberti - Set Designer
Bruce Gibeson - Set Designer
Richard McKenzie - Set Designer
Dallas Dornan - Costume Designer
Kathy O'Rear - Costume Designer
Michael Hancock - Makeup
Ken Durey - Special Effects / Songwriter
Terry Frazee - Special Effects / Songwriter
Jack Monroe - Special Effects
Jack D. Moore - Special Effects
Paul Anka - Singer / Songwriter
Richard Marx - Singer / Songwriter
Julia Migenes - Singer
Michael Adams - Stunts
Donna Evans - Stunts
Steve Kelso - Stunts
Jack Solomon - Sound/Sound Designer
Mel Dellar - Production Manager
Ilene Starger - Casting
Peter Bell - Stunts Coordinator
Richard Diamond Farnsworth - Stunts Coordinator

Feature Details

Title: No Way Out
Feature Release Date: 1987
Rating: R
Color: Color
Runtime: 114 Minutes
Ratio: 1.85:1
Playback Format: CLV

Technical Details

Catalog Number: ID3103OR

Sides: 2
Video Format: NTSC

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