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Cast

Alec Baldwin
as Doc McCoy

Kim Basinger
as Carol McCoy

Michael Madsen
as Rudy Travis

James Woods
as Jack Benyon

David Morse
as Jim Deer Jackson

Jennifer Tilly
as Fran Carvey

James Stephens
as Harold Carvey

Richard Farnsworth
as Slim

Philip Seymour Hoffman
as Frank Hansen

Burton Gilliam
as Gollie

Royce D. Applegate
as Gun Shop Salesman

Daniel Villarreal
as Mendoza

Scott McKenna
as Red Shirt

Allison Cowitt

Mike Fenton

Alex Colon
as Ramon

Justin Williams
as Soldier

Peppi Sanders
as Bookkeeper

Jo Ann Soto
as Woman on Train

Louis Martinez
as Train Station Cop

Boots Southerland
as Cab Driver

Maurice Orozco
as Customs Official

George Dobbs
as City Jail Guard

Kenny Endoso
as Sheriff's Van Driver

Don Pulford
as Guard in Counting Room

Rick Taylor
as Porter

J.W. "Corkey" Fornof
as Pilot

Phil Allen
as 1st Newscaster

Samuel Hernandez
as Bartender

Bill Moseley
as 2nd Newscaster

Debbie Dedo
as 3rd Newscaster

Gary Kirk
as Policeman

J.W. 'Corky' Fornof
as Pilot

Peter Donaldson
as Boy in Cafe

Michele Hawk
as Waitress

Sam Hernandez
as Bartender

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Critic Reviews for The Getaway

Audience Reviews for The Getaway

• Feb 07, 2013

  Incredibly trashy but still enjoyable (if pointless) remake of Sam Peckinpah's original. Basinger is awful, Baldwin is serviceable, Woods chews the scenery.
  Daniel P Super Reviewer
• Sep 24, 2011

  Cool criminals cavort capriciously in this casual entertainment effort that's concerned about how cool everything looks and not about the complexity. Still fun.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Jul 31, 2010

  The Getaway, a remake of Sam Peckinpah's excellent escape thriller of the same name, adapted from a story by Jim Thompson, is the story of ill-fated romance on the run. Doc McCoy (Alec Baldwin) is released from a Mexican prison with the help of gangster Jack Benyon (James Woods) who wants Doc's help in the hold-up of a racetrack. With the help of Doc's wife Carol (Kim Basinger), and Jack's thugs Rudy (Michael Madsen) and Frank (Philip Hoffman), the robbery is successful, but a guard is murdered. Doc also finds out that Carol has had an affair with Benyon. Carol shoots Benyon and the two flee for Mexico and freedom.
  Martin D Super Reviewer
• Nov 18, 2009

  The plot had suspense, momentum, some spectacular action, not to mention some steamy sizzle between the two leads Baldwin and Basinger and it held my interest throughout. Very entertaining and I liked Michael Madsen as the "bad guy" and James Woods was creepily sinister as Jack Benyon.
  Deb S Super Reviewer

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