Silicon Towers (2000)
Movie Info
Jonathan Quint stars in this tale of corporate crime and espionage directed by Serge Rodnunsky. Charlie Cook (Quint) suddenly finds himself promoted to an executive level position at Silicon Towers, only to receive a frightening anonymously-sent E-mail a short time later. The letter reveals a highly unlawful scam Silicon Towers has been conducting that involves hacking into banks around the world thanks to a top-secret computer chip the company created and planted into the equipment it sells. When the powers that be at Silicon Towers learn of Charlie's inside knowledge, the corporate security force is unleashed to track him down. Charlie is thus forced to run for his life, while attempting to unveil the scam to the authorities. Brian Dennehy, Daniel Baldwin, and Robert Guillaume, while not starring in the film, are featured in minor roles.
Cast
Gary Mosher
as Detective
as Detective
Daniel Baldwin
as Tom Neufield
as Tom Neufield
Brian Dennehy
as Tom Warner
as Tom Warner
Brad Dourif
as Alton
as Alton
Timothy 'TJ' James Driscoll
as Cop No. 1
as Cop No. 1
Joe Perez
as Frank
as Frank
Jonathan Quint
as Charlie
as Charlie
Al Sapienza
as Derrick Starr
as Derrick Starr
Melinda Songer
as Linda
as Linda
Robert Guillaume
as Detective Green
as Detective Green
Maren Masen
as Beth
as Beth
Marshall James Thompson
as Neil
as Neil
Michael Halprin
as Riles
as Riles
Kendall Klement
as Bradley Miller
as Bradley Miller
Steve R. Houdis
as Watts
as Watts
George 'Buck' Flower
as Trucker
as Trucker
Michael Muldoon
as John
as John
Brian Lester
as Technician
as Technician
Lynne Marie Stewart
as Landlady
as Landlady
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