Drive Angry: Difference between revisions
Drive Angry: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Drive Angry: Difference between revisions
Drive Angry is a 2011 "grindhouse"-style action movie that stars Nicolas Cage as a man who escapes from Hell in order to save a kidnapped infant from a cult that also murdered his daughter. The film was released in 3D and co-stars Amber Heard, Billy Burke, David Morse, and William Fichtner.
The following weapons were used in the film Drive Angry:
John Milton (Nicolas Cage) carries a custom Remington 870 shotgun throughout the film, and uses it on multiple occassions. The gun is customized with a rear pistol grip, a leather strap on the foregrip, a custom Royal Arms 12 point breaching muzzle and a side shell holder. Some state troopers are also seen with regular Remington 870 shotguns at a roadblock.
John Milton (Nicolas Cage) carries an M1911A1 pistol as his sidearm throughout the film. Piper (Amber Heard) also handles the gun on a couple of occasions. Judging from the typical dark grey finish, old safety lever and linear barrel, the gun is a genuine M1911A1 Army version, not a more common Series 70 often used to impersonate the gun. Milton's original handgun was supposedly going to be a .357 Magnum revolver. After the "God Killer" was made, Milton's sidearm was changed to an M1911A1, to be less similar.
The SIG-Sauer P226 is seen used by state troopers during the roadblock. Trooper/cultist Katsura is also seen wielding his duty P226 during the climax shootout.
As one of the Colorado police officers gets shot by Piper during the motel shootout, his Glock 19 briefly turns into a Flashpaper (or 'Non Gun') 1911. "Non Guns" are a brand name of electronically-operated prop weapons made by ISS (Independent Studio Services). They are safer than real-steel counterparts, and they often subtitute them i.e. when blanks are not necessary.
A cultist (Henry Kingi) is seen holding and firing a Smith & Wesson Model 629 "Performance Center" revolver fitted with a huge scope during the church shootout. He later gives it to a woman, who uses it during the ensuing shootout.
A couple of cultists are seen wielding Colt Python revolvers during the church shootout. A naked cultist woman is also seen firing a Colt Python at Milton's Chevelle during the climax shootout, but is quickly taken down by Milton.
A Saiga 12 shotgun is briefly wielded by Jonah King (Billy Burke) in the final fight, with a shortened barrel, butt stock removed, and a 20-round drum magazine. This appears to be the exact same custom Saiga 12 from Gamer and The Expendables.
A custom made pepperbox-type gun identified in the film as the 'God Killer' is used by Milton (Nicolas Cage) and Piper. The firearm has the power to completely destroy one's soul and the Accountant (William Fichtner) is seen wounded by it.
