Firefox (1982 film)

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Firefox (1982 film) is a 1982 Cold War techno-thriller directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, centered on a mission to steal a cutting-edge Soviet fighter jet.

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instanceOf American film
Cold War film
action film
film
techno-thriller film
basedOn Firefox (novel) NERFINISHED
novel by Craig Thomas
characterPortrayedBy Mitchell Gant – Clint Eastwood
cinematographyBy Bruce Surtees NERFINISHED
colorProcess Color
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Clint Eastwood NERFINISHED
distributedBy Warner Bros. Pictures
surface form: Warner Bros.
distributorRegion North America – Warner Bros. NERFINISHED
editedBy Ferris Webster NERFINISHED
featuresFictionalVehicle MiG-31 Firefox NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Austria NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
genre Cold War film
action
spy film
techno-thriller
hasSetting Arctic region
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
hasTheme espionage
technological arms race
mainCharacter Mitchell Gant NERFINISHED
musicBy Maurice Jarre NERFINISHED
notableFor special effects depicting a futuristic Soviet fighter jet
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A former U.S. pilot is sent into the Soviet Union to steal a highly advanced experimental fighter aircraft.
producer Clint Eastwood NERFINISHED
Robert Daley NERFINISHED
productionCompany Malpaso Productions NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1982-06-18
releaseYear 1982
runtimeMinutes 136
screenwriter Alex Lasker NERFINISHED
Wendell Wellman NERFINISHED
setDuring Cold War NERFINISHED
starring Clint Eastwood NERFINISHED
David Huffman NERFINISHED
Freddie Jones NERFINISHED
Nigel Hawthorne NERFINISHED
Ronald Lacey NERFINISHED
Stefan Schnabel NERFINISHED
Warren Clarke NERFINISHED

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