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Revision as of 05:45, 23 September 2005 by 203.222.88.23 (talk) (→Cast)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Bloodsport is a 1988 movie starring Jean-Claude Van Damme.
"A Rocking, Socking Martial-Arts Saga"
- Leonard Klady, LOS ANGELES TIMES
Plot
Bloodsport takes you where few have ever gone - inside the hidden Hong Kong arenawhere elite combatants clash in the Kumite, the little known but hotly contested world championship of full-contact fight. No Westerner had ever won this titanic tournament until iron-willed American Frank Dux. Bloodsport is his story, a true-life triumph of bedrock courage, uncanny skill and steadfast loyalty.
As Dux, Jean-Claude Van Damme also enjoyed a true-life triumph. This role kickboxed his career as a box-office favorite into overdive. Van Damme has dazzled audiences ever since, playing heroes who simply refused to lose. And when Van Damme steps onto the mat, Bloodsport isnt just a sport. It's a war!
DVD Features
- Interactive Menues
- Star/Filmmaker
- Film Highlights
- Theatrical Trailer
- Scene Access
- Languages: English & Francais
- Subtitles: English, Francais & Japanese
- Zone: 1
- Rating: R
- Minutes: 92
- Audio: Dolby Digital, English Surround sound. Francais MONO
Cast
- Jean-Claude Van Damme: Frank Dux
- Donald Gibb: Ray Jackson
- Leah Ayres: Janice Kent
- Norman Burton: Helmer
- Forest Whitaker: Rawlins
- Roy Chiao: Tanaka
- Philip Chan: Captain Chen
- Pierre Rafini: Young Frank
- Bolo Yeung: Chong Li
- Ken Siu: Victor (as Kenneth Siu)
- Kimo Lai Kwok Ki: Hiro
- Bernard Mariano: Hossein
- Bill Yuen Ping Kuen: Oshima
- Lily Leung: Mrs. Tanaka
- Joshua Schroder: Chuck/Older Boy
- Music By: PAUL HERTZOG
- Edited By: CARL KRESS
- Director Of Photography: DAVID WORTH
- Story By: SHELDON LETTICH
- Screenplay By: SHELDON LETTICH and CHRISTOPHER COSBY & MEL FRIEDMAN
- Produced By: MARK DiSALLE
- Directed By: NEWT ARNOLD
Music to director info by
Kurt Sloane - "commandofans.com"