Rainbow Warrior

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Movie Info

"Rainbow Warrior" was the name of a real-life Greenpeace vessel, which embarked upon a worldwide pro-ecological mission in the early 1980s. While docked in New Zealand in 1985, the Rainbow Warior was destroyed by a bomb, and a crew member was killed. In this dramatization, Sam Neill and Jon Voight play two polar opposites-a hardbitten cop and a eco-activist, respectively--who team up to track down the bomber. Wisely, the script avoids making "save the whales"-type speeches, concentrating on the matters at hand in a no-frills fashion. Rainbow Warrior was released directly to video.

Rating:

PG
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Drama
Directed By:

Michael Tuchner
Written By:

Martin Copeland
In Theaters:

Jun 1, 1993 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Feb 23, 1994
Runtime:

90 minutes
Studio:

A B C Home Video

Cast

Jon Voight
as Peter Wilcox

Sam Neill
as Alan Galbraith

Bruno Lawrence

Kerry Fox
as Andrea Joyce

John Callen

Stacey Pickren

Michael Mizrahi

Tony Barry

Greg Johnson
as Bert White

Stig Eldred
as Steve Sawyer

Alison Bruce
as Leslie Holbrook

Nigel Harbrow
as Fernando Pereira

Joanna Briant
as Det. Robin Borrie

Bruce Allpress
as Hec Crene

Ken Blackburn
as Gerard Curry

Te Whatanui Skimworth
as Rongelap Man

Martyn Sanderson
as Uncle Emile

Stephen Hall
as French Naval Officer

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Critic Reviews for Rainbow Warrior

All Critics (1)

...an enjoyable film, with production values well above that of a typical television movie.

Apr 23, 2019 | Rating: 6/10 | Full Review…

Sarah Boslaugh
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