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Cast

Wesley Snipes
as John Cutter

Bruce Payne
as Charles Rane

Tom Sizemore
as Sly Delvecchio

Alex Datcher
as Marti Slayton

Bruce Greenwood
as Stuart Ramsey

Robert Hooks
as Dwight Henderson

Elizabeth Hurley
as Sabrina Ritchie

Michael Horse
as Forget

Marc Macaulay
as Vincent

Ernie Lively
as Chief Biggs

Duchess Tomasello
as Mrs. Edwards

Cameron Roberts
as Matthew

James Short
as Allen

Shari Rhodes

Joel Fogel
as Dr. Bauman

John Allen Vick
as Receptionist

Jane McPherson
as Nurse

Winston Bedford
as Doctor

Lori Bedford
as Surgical Receptionist

Kent Lindsey
as Agent Claflin

Rand MacPherson
as SWAT Commander

Lou Bedford
as Attorney Phillips

Elena Ayala
as Lisa Cutter

Mike Speller
as Headwaiter

Kareen Germain
as Security Attendant

Michael H. Moss
as Agent Manning

Jim McDonald
as Agent Duncan

Zachary McLemore
as Norman

Lesa Thurman
as Norman's Mother

Janet Elder
as Screaming Woman

Alicia Allred
as Flight Attendant

Frank Causey
as Captain Whitehurst

Marty Connell
as First Officer

Frank Hart
as Flight Engineer

Tom Nowicki
as Sly's Assistant

Linda Vick
as Receptionist

Robert Midden
as Pistol-Whipped Passenger

Dennis Letts
as Frank Allen

Janis Benson
as Nora Allen

Gary Rorman
as Douglas

Lindsey Diamond
as Hostage Woman

Dean Carlberg
as Helicopter Pilot

James Brett Rice
as Cop 1

James Stone
as Cop 2

Henry J. McGauley
as Store Hold-Up Man

Michael D. Conner
as FBI Agent

Carl Cole
as Sharpshooter

Jack Gibson
as Reporter 1

Lisa Capriani
as Reporter 2

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Critic Reviews for Passenger 57

Audience Reviews for Passenger 57

• Jan 13, 2016

  Another early 90s action flick that will never be remembered, So predictable, Lazy acting, Cringe worthy humour that was not really needed, The action was ok in parts but nothing special, Apart from the blade films Snipes never hit the hights of Stallone or Schwarzenegger in the action genre and this film proves that he is an after thought and the black version of Van Damme.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Jun 29, 2013

  The film that turned Snipes from a drama/comedy actor into a fully fledged action hero, at the same time securing his place alongside other action icons in the action man hall of fame. Man this is so damn cheesy you'd think it was an old early 90's...oh. This is what you might call a thoroughly standard yet thoroughly enjoyably predictable action romp. Its not suppose to be anything overly realistic or overly serious, its pure and utter popcorn trash that spewed out over and over during the 80's and early 90's. A good comparison today would be the new films 'White House Down' and 'Olympus Has Fallen'. The plot is very bog standard, text book action formula. Master terrorist Charles Rane (Bruce Payne...hey that rhymes!) is being transported in an airliner to LA to stand trial. Along the way his evil henchmen and woman (Elizabeth Hurley folks! yep I forgot about that too) seize control of the plane, free Rane and begin their plan to...actually I'm not sure, escape somewhere I presume. Its now up to Snipes to kickbox his way through all the bad guys and save the day. Is it REALLY a spoiler if I tell you he manages this? didn't think so. Yep from here on the film takes all the usual routes you would expect, admittedly there is a small surprise when the plane lands and the action spills out into a fairground but that kinda dampens the thrills for me. In all honestly 'Executive Decision' did this much much better years later in 1996, but that film didn't have the growling face of thunder that is Bruce Payne. This guy steals the show every time, even in B-movie trash he can make turds shine. Not only is his hair a fantastic mullet of epic 80's proportions but he just has that face, that evil devilish smirk and those sly eyes, plus he kinda looks like Matthew McConaughey. Snipes is also solid but doesn't really add much to his character that we haven't see over and over ever since. But he's buff, likeable and for the time a breath of fresh air, plus he could do martial arts which was different to the regular action heroes. Just from looking at the films poster you know what to expect here straight away. Its classic 'Die Hard' type fluff which is great fun if totally lacking in any real substance. Payne saves the film from drudgery and his character dies in the most predictable and obvious way...you know how, they're all in a plane for gods sake.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Jul 07, 2011

  Passenger 57 is one of those films that might have looked good on paper, but on-screen doesn't work whatsoever. This film suffers from a poorly written script that even though has an interesting premise for its plot really leaves you wanting more out of the film. The film ends up feeling like a tiresome, mishmash of poorly constructed action scenes that has no real payoff. Acting wise, this film suffers majorly and there are no standout performances aside from Bruce Payne. Wesley Snipers is a horrible actor and he doesn't have any screen presence that makes you interested in seeing the film. I hated the film, and it just felt like a cheesy, pointless and awfully stitched together mess of a picture that simply was forgettable. This could have been a great film, unfortunately due to a poor script, and bad directing, not to mention a forgettable cast, it ends up being a bad action film that just tries too hard at ripping off Die Hard, which was a far superior film. If you want a well executed action film, you won't find it here. The film had so much potential in being a good flick; you just want to guess what it could have been. Director Kevin Hooks is a poorly skilled director and with this train wreck, you can clearly see why. Watch something different, you'll be glad you did. Passenger 57 is one of the worst action films that I had the misfortune to watch. A poorly made film that stalled right from the start. Definitely a film not worth seeing, and with that said, I'm not even sure why Wesley Snipes became a big action star, the guy is plainly horrible and talentless and his only good film was Major League.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Jun 30, 2011

  this action film never takes off, no pun intended. snipes should have been more careful of he's action roles because they never gave him a chance to shine. the villain is plain dull not once showing any real menace
  Brendan N Super Reviewer

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