Sneakers: Difference between revisions
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Sneakers: Difference between revisions
'''''Sneakers''''' is a 1992 thriller directed by Phil Alden Robinson (''[[The Sum of All Fears]]'') and starring [[Robert Redford]] as the head of a team of security specialists who unknowingly get involved in the theft of the ultimate codebreaking machine. The film's cast included [[Dan Aykroyd]], [[River Phoenix]], [[Sidney Poitier]], and [[Ben Kingsley]].
'''''Sneakers''''' is a 1992 thriller directed by Phil Alden Robinson (''[[The Sum of All Fears]]'') and starring [[Robert Redford]] as Martin Bishop, the head of a team of security specialists who find themselves unknowingly involved in the theft of the ultimate codebreaking machine. The film's cast included [[Dan Aykroyd]], [[River Phoenix]], [[Sidney Poitier]], and [[Ben Kingsley]].
Sneakers is a 1992 thriller directed by Phil Alden Robinson (The Sum of All Fears) and starring Robert Redford as Martin Bishop, the head of a team of security specialists who find themselves unknowingly involved in the theft of the ultimate codebreaking machine. The film's cast included Dan Aykroyd, River Phoenix, Sidney Poitier, and Ben Kingsley.
The following weapons were used in the film Sneakers:
The Smith & Wesson Model 60 with Pachmayr grips is the weapon Donald Crease (Sidney Poitier) takes out when the team discovers how dangerous the codebreaking machine can be. Martin Bishop (Robert Redford) then takes it with him to the meeting with Gregor (George Hearn), the Russian attache.
The Mossberg 590 Mariner shotgun is also used throughout the film, notably by Buddy Wallace (Eddie Jones) and other members of the PlayTronics security. At one point, a Mariner shotgun is used by Donald Crease (Sidney Poitier).
