Hollow Point (1995)

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Movie Info

A sexy FBI agent teams up with a macho DEA agent in order to catch a criminal. The woman goes overboard when she almost marries a Russian Mafioso's son to get close to her target. The wedding is interrupted by a shoot-out, an event that marks the woman for death.

Rating:

R (violence, language)
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Comedy, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Sidney J. Furie
Written By:

Robert Geoffrion, Stewart Harding, James H. Stewart
In Theaters:

Dec 31, 1995 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

May 31, 2005
Runtime:

102 minutes
Studio:

Trimark

Cast

Thomas Ian Griffith
as Parrish

Tia Carrere
as Diane

Donald Sutherland
as Lawton

John Lithgow
as Livingston

David Hemblen
as Oleg Krezinsky

Carl Alacchi
as Alberto Capucci

Robert Ito
as Shin Chan

Andreas Apergis
as Ivan Krezinsky

Lisa Bronwyn Moore
as Vicky

Kliment Denchev
as Patriarch

Vlasta Vrana
as FBI Agent

Richard Zeman
as Police Officer

Richard Jutras
as Russian Hearse Driver

Vik Sahay
as Livingston's Assistant

Penny Mancuso
as Sequin

Richard Zeppieri
as Precinct Officer

Emidio Michetti
as Italian Bodyguard

Russell Yuen
as Chinese Bodyguard

Sheena Larkin
as Lacie

David J. Francis
as Charity President

Matthew Boylan
as Train Yard Policeman

Kimberly Madden
as Dancer

Jason Blicker
as Train Yard Hood

Claude Genest
as Killer Doctor

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Critic Reviews for Hollow Point

All Critics (3) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (0)

The humor is often strained but the actors are always game in "Hollow Point," a modestly entertaining opus that tries to inject a "Moonlighting" style of levity into a routine action-adventure plot.

Dec 16, 2016 | Full Review…

Joe Leydon

Variety

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Audience Reviews for Hollow Point

I really loved this movie. Ok it didn't have the budget but it did have a lot of heart. Lithgow is good as the bad guy with a messianic complex and Sutherland is fun as the off kilter assassin. Plus the romantic relationship between the two leads was great as the cross and double cross each other.