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TWO MINUTE WARNING (1976)
A psychotic sniper plans a massive killing spree in a Los Angeles football stadium during a major championship game. The police, led by Captain Peter Holly (Charlton Heston) and SWAT commander Sergeant Button (John Cassavetes), learn of the plot and rush to the scene. Still, they may be too late, as an all-star cast finds itself lined up in the sights of a gun-toting madman. Review Compliments of IMDB
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Directed by
Larry Peerce
Writing Credits
George LaFountaine ... (novel) (as George La Fountaine)
Edward Hume ... (screenplay)
Cast
Charlton Heston ... Capt. Peter Holly
John Cassavetes ... Sgt. Button
Martin Balsam ... Sam McKeever
Beau Bridges ... Mike Ramsay
Marilyn Hassett ... Lucy
David Janssen ... Steve
Jack Klugman ... Sandman
Gena Rowlands ... Janet
Walter Pidgeon ... The Pickpocket
Brock Peters ... Paul
David Groh ... Al
Mitch Ryan ... The Priest (as Mitchell Ryan)
Joe Kapp ... Charlie Tyler
Pamela Bellwood ... Peggy Ramsay
Jon Korkes ... Jeffrey
William Bryant ... Lt. Calloway
Allan Miller ... Mr. Green
Andy Sidaris ... TV Director
Ron Sheldon ... Assistant TV Director
Stanford Blum ... Assistant TV Director
Vincent Baggetta ... Ted Shelley
Stewart Steinberg ... Portman
Julie Bridges ... Pickpocket's Accomplice (as Juli Bridges)
Brooke Mills ... Tyler's Girlfriend
Brad Savage ... Ramsay Child
Reed Diamond ... Ramsay Child
Lina Raymond ... Sandman's Girlfriend
Ross Durfee ... Network Executive
Jenny Maybrook ... Girl in TV Truck
Gerry Okuneff ... Los Angeles Coach
Tom Fears ... Baltimore Coach
Buck Young ... Baltimore Booster
Jess Nadelman ... Baltimore Booster
Allan Eisenman ... Baltimore Booster
Freddie Hice ... Suspect in Light Tower (as Fred Hice)
Sandra Johnson ... Button's Wife (as Sandy Johnson)
Richard Feldman ... Button's Child
Lisa Lyke ... Button's Child
Dick Winslow ... Man with Toupee
Jack Brodsky ... Spectator
Arnold Carr ... Spectator
Shelley Silverstein ... Room Clerk
J.A. Preston ... Policeman
James R. Parkes ... Policeman (as James Parkes)
Garry Walberg ... Governor Ogden
Cay Forester ...Mrs. Ogden (as Kate Archer)
Colin Hamilton ... Governor Diller
Gracia Lee ... Mrs. Diller
Robert Ginty ... Vendor
Richard Branda ... Sergeant
Forrest Wood ... Detective
Terry Hinz ... Doctor
Boris Aplon ... Maitre d'
Edward McNally ... Newsman with Governors
Ray Nadeau ... Newsman in Press Box
John Ramsay ... Stadium Announcer
Tommy J. Huff ... Cyclist (as Tom Huff)
Patty Elder ... Cyclist
Christine Nelson ... Woman at Airport
Hollis Irving ... Woman at Airport (as Holly Irving)
Eugene Daniels ... Federal Agent
Henry Deas ... President's Driver
Sander Peerce ... Manny
Glenn R. Wilder ... Green's Henchman (as Glen Wilder)
David S. Cass Sr. ... Green's Henchman (as David Cass)
Karl Lukas ... Couple at S.W.A.T. Call
Hanna Hertelendy ... Couple at S.W.A.T. Call
John Stuart West ... Ambulance Attendant (as John West)
Sherri Zak ... Lady with Refreshments (as Sharri Zak)
Warren Miller ... The Sniper
Tom Bower ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Decker
Anthony A.D. Davis ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Brooker
Asher Brauner ... The S.W.A.T. Team - McCoy
Gino Ardito ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Swanson
Carmen Argenziano ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Jennings
John Armond ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Sutherland
Larry Manetti ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Pratt
Tom Baker ... Stakowski (SWAT Team)
Trent Dolan ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Fuller
Michael Gregory ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Angelo
Harry Northup ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Lieber
Ari Sorko-Ram ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Beck (as R.B. Sorko-Ram)
Charles A. Tamburro ... Porter (SWAT Team) (as Chuck Tamburro)
'Wild' Bill Mock ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Gilmore (as Wild Bill Mock)
Gary Combs ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Downing
Howard Cosell ... Himself
Frank Gifford ... Himself
Dick Enberg ... Himself
Merv Griffin ... Himself - National Anthem Singer
Susan Backlinie ... Pretty Blonde Woman in Crowd (uncredited)
Harold 'Hal' Frizzell ... Extra (uncredited)
Randee Lynne Jensen ... Extra (uncredited)
Joanna Pettet ... (TV version only) (uncredited)
Branscombe Richmond ... Bystander with Blood on His Hands (uncredited)
USC Trojan Marching Band ... Marching Band (uncredited)
Larry Peerce
Writing Credits
George LaFountaine ... (novel) (as George La Fountaine)
Edward Hume ... (screenplay)
Cast
Charlton Heston ... Capt. Peter Holly
John Cassavetes ... Sgt. Button
Martin Balsam ... Sam McKeever
Beau Bridges ... Mike Ramsay
Marilyn Hassett ... Lucy
David Janssen ... Steve
Jack Klugman ... Sandman
Gena Rowlands ... Janet
Walter Pidgeon ... The Pickpocket
Brock Peters ... Paul
David Groh ... Al
Mitch Ryan ... The Priest (as Mitchell Ryan)
Joe Kapp ... Charlie Tyler
Pamela Bellwood ... Peggy Ramsay
Jon Korkes ... Jeffrey
William Bryant ... Lt. Calloway
Allan Miller ... Mr. Green
Andy Sidaris ... TV Director
Ron Sheldon ... Assistant TV Director
Stanford Blum ... Assistant TV Director
Vincent Baggetta ... Ted Shelley
Stewart Steinberg ... Portman
Julie Bridges ... Pickpocket's Accomplice (as Juli Bridges)
Brooke Mills ... Tyler's Girlfriend
Brad Savage ... Ramsay Child
Reed Diamond ... Ramsay Child
Lina Raymond ... Sandman's Girlfriend
Ross Durfee ... Network Executive
Jenny Maybrook ... Girl in TV Truck
Gerry Okuneff ... Los Angeles Coach
Tom Fears ... Baltimore Coach
Buck Young ... Baltimore Booster
Jess Nadelman ... Baltimore Booster
Allan Eisenman ... Baltimore Booster
Freddie Hice ... Suspect in Light Tower (as Fred Hice)
Sandra Johnson ... Button's Wife (as Sandy Johnson)
Richard Feldman ... Button's Child
Lisa Lyke ... Button's Child
Dick Winslow ... Man with Toupee
Jack Brodsky ... Spectator
Arnold Carr ... Spectator
Shelley Silverstein ... Room Clerk
J.A. Preston ... Policeman
James R. Parkes ... Policeman (as James Parkes)
Garry Walberg ... Governor Ogden
Cay Forester ...Mrs. Ogden (as Kate Archer)
Colin Hamilton ... Governor Diller
Gracia Lee ... Mrs. Diller
Robert Ginty ... Vendor
Richard Branda ... Sergeant
Forrest Wood ... Detective
Terry Hinz ... Doctor
Boris Aplon ... Maitre d'
Edward McNally ... Newsman with Governors
Ray Nadeau ... Newsman in Press Box
John Ramsay ... Stadium Announcer
Tommy J. Huff ... Cyclist (as Tom Huff)
Patty Elder ... Cyclist
Christine Nelson ... Woman at Airport
Hollis Irving ... Woman at Airport (as Holly Irving)
Eugene Daniels ... Federal Agent
Henry Deas ... President's Driver
Sander Peerce ... Manny
Glenn R. Wilder ... Green's Henchman (as Glen Wilder)
David S. Cass Sr. ... Green's Henchman (as David Cass)
Karl Lukas ... Couple at S.W.A.T. Call
Hanna Hertelendy ... Couple at S.W.A.T. Call
John Stuart West ... Ambulance Attendant (as John West)
Sherri Zak ... Lady with Refreshments (as Sharri Zak)
Warren Miller ... The Sniper
Tom Bower ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Decker
Anthony A.D. Davis ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Brooker
Asher Brauner ... The S.W.A.T. Team - McCoy
Gino Ardito ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Swanson
Carmen Argenziano ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Jennings
John Armond ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Sutherland
Larry Manetti ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Pratt
Tom Baker ... Stakowski (SWAT Team)
Trent Dolan ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Fuller
Michael Gregory ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Angelo
Harry Northup ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Lieber
Ari Sorko-Ram ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Beck (as R.B. Sorko-Ram)
Charles A. Tamburro ... Porter (SWAT Team) (as Chuck Tamburro)
'Wild' Bill Mock ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Gilmore (as Wild Bill Mock)
Gary Combs ... The S.W.A.T. Team - Downing
Howard Cosell ... Himself
Frank Gifford ... Himself
Dick Enberg ... Himself
Merv Griffin ... Himself - National Anthem Singer
Susan Backlinie ... Pretty Blonde Woman in Crowd (uncredited)
Harold 'Hal' Frizzell ... Extra (uncredited)
Randee Lynne Jensen ... Extra (uncredited)
Joanna Pettet ... (TV version only) (uncredited)
Branscombe Richmond ... Bystander with Blood on His Hands (uncredited)
USC Trojan Marching Band ... Marching Band (uncredited)