1985 American film
Prime Risk Directed by Michael Farkas Written by Michael Farkas Produced by Herman Grigsby Starring Cinematography Mac Ahlberg Edited by Bruce Green Music by Phil Marshall [it ] Distributed by Almi Pictures Release date
Running time
98 min. Country United States Language English
Prime Risk is a 1985 thriller film directed by Michael Farkas and starring Lee Montgomery and Toni Hudson .
Plot summary
A female engineer, with the assistance of her pilot-wannabe male friend, discovers a way to rip off automated teller machines , but in doing so stumbles upon a plot to destroy the U.S. monetary system.
Cast
Lee Montgomery as Michael Fox
Toni Hudson as Julie Collins
Sam Bottoms as Bill Yeoman (as Samuel Bottoms)
Clu Gulager as Paul Minsky
Keenan Wynn as Dr. Lasser
Lois Hall as Dr. Holt
Rick Rakowski as John
John Lykes as Vance
James O'Connell as Terry Franklin
Randy Pearlman as Ed Harrington
Timothy Rice as Albert Fishburn
Roy Stuart as Mr. Fox
Helen Duffy as Mrs. Fox
Christopher Murphy as Tony Nelson
Caron Tate as Bank Teller
Cathey Paine as Mall Administrator
Art Scholl as Flight Instructor
Rick Warner as Flight Desk Attendant
Biff Yeager as Policeman #1
Tony Roque as Policeman #2
Dale Stein as EMC Receptionist
Bruce Elliott as Bank Assistant
Michael Willis as Teller Serviceman
Carol Bennett as Account's Secretary
Dick Valentine as Teller Line Customer
Carey Scott as Teller Line Kid
Bruce Myers as Parking Lot Teen
James Reed as Party Guest #1
Gary E. Barlough as Party Guest #2
Steve Belin as Spy Technician
Leigh Drake as Spy Security Officer
Dean Noble as Spy Pilot
Doug Roberts as Pilot on Taxiway
Erica Todd as FBI Receprionist
Dick Spangler as News Anchorman
Brown Cardwell as Field Reporter
Ron Lombard as TV Viewer
Tony Clay as Sweep Team Leader
Patricia McPherson as Federal Reserve Executive
Mark DeFrain as Federal Reserve Assistant
Greg McCullough as Gardener #1
David Seal as Gardener #2
Reception and impact
In a 2017 interview, Hudson commented that she only briefly gave a thought about the film's correlation to the Great Recession .[ 1]
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