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No Man's Land ()

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A rookie cop goes undercover and infiltrates a car thief ring.
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Ted Varrick
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Benjy Taylor
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Ann Varrick
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Lieutenant Vincent Bracey
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Malcolm
R.D. Call ...
Frank Martin
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Lieutenant Curtis Loos
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Captain Haun
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Danny
Bernie Pock ...
Ridley
Kenny Endoso ...
Leon
James F. Kelly ...
Brandon
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Suzanne
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Deborah
Philip Benichou ...
Michel
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Party Girl
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Margot
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Benjy's Mom
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Peggy
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Jim
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Uncle Ray
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Aunt Rhea
Channing Chase ...
Aunt Fran
Jessica Puscas ...
Mary Jean
Molly Carter ...
Colleen
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Apartment Manager
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Jaws
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Heath (as Henry Sanders)
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Cal
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Tory Bracey
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Bailey
James W. Smith ...
Shopping Center Guard
Jack Yates ...
Shopping Center Guard
Tom Santo ...
Juio
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Supplier
Jeff O'Haco ...
Valet (as Jeff L. O'Haco)
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Valet
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Horton
Denis Hartigan ...
Duncan
The Untouchables ...
Club Band
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Club Dancer (uncredited)
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Auto Repair Shop Customer (uncredited)
Jeff Dandurand ...
Kid Auto Thief (uncredited)
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Holiday Shopper (uncredited)
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Webb (uncredited)
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Uncle Mike (uncredited)
John Gocha ...
Porsche Mechanic (uncredited)
Shawn McBurney ...
Bar Patron (uncredited)
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Waiter (uncredited)
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Jake school friend (uncredited)
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Christmas Caroler (uncredited)

Directed by

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Peter Werner

Written by

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Dick Wolf ... (written by)

Produced by

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Jack Behr ... associate producer
Tony Ganz ... executive producer
Ron Howard ... executive producer
Sandy Kroopf ... associate producer
Joseph Stern ... producer
Dick Wolf ... producer

Music by

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Basil Poledouris

Cinematography by

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Hiro Narita ... director of photography

Editing by

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Steven Cohen
Daniel P. Hanley ... (as Daniel Hanley)

Editorial Department

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Michael Amundsen ... assistant editor
Pablo Ferro ... montage
Mark Mangione ... assistant editor
Joe McJimsey ... first assistant editor (as Joseph McJimsey)
Robert Leader ... assistant editor (uncredited)

Casting By

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Judith Holstra
Marcia Ross

Production Design by

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Paul Peters

Set Decoration by

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Ethel Robins Richards

Costume Design by

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Jodie Lynn Tillen

Makeup Department

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Susan A. Cabral ... makeup artist
Yolanda Toussieng ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Duncan Henderson ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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M. James Arnett ... second unit director
Matt Earl Beesley ... second assistant director
Philip Gallegos ... second second assistant director
Josh McLaglen ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Elbert L. Andrew ... sign painter
Eva Anna Andry ... assistant art director (as Eva Anna Bohn)
Dawn Baillie ... Poster Designer
Mike Carrillo ... assistant property master
William Davidson ... construction leadman (as William R. Davidson)
Anthony Klaiman ... set dresser
Christine Maurer ... laborer
Robert Misetich ... stand-by painter
Andy Pedroza ... prop maker (as Andrew Pedroza)
Richard Ross ... labor foreman (as Richard E. Ross)
Greg Villalva ... construction coordinator
William Warner ... painter

Sound Department

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Mary Andrews ... adr editor
Richard Friedman ... supervising adr editor (as Dick Friedman)
Roxanne Jones ... sound editor
Fred Judkins ... sound editor
Jimmy Ling ... sound editor
Tom McCarthy Jr. ... supervising sound editor
Howard Neiman ... sound editor
Jerry Trent ... foley artist
Don S. Walden ... sound editor (as Don Walden)
Gordon Webb ... boom operator

Special Effects by

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Dennis Petersen ... special effects

Stunts

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Hal Burton ... stunts
Corey Michael Eubanks ... stunt coordinator / stunts (as Corey Eubanks)
Theresa Eubanks ... stunts
Trace Eubanks ... stunts
Debbie Evans ... stunts
Bob Herron ... stunts
Norman Howell ... stunts
Gary Hymes ... stunts
Terry Jackson ... stunts
Tracy Keehn-Dashnaw ... stunts (as Tracy Keehn)
Terry Leonard ... stunts (as Terry J. Leonard)
Mike Marasco ... stunts (as Michael Marasco)
Mike H. McGaughy ... stunts
Bob Orrison ... stunts (as Robert Orrison)
Spiro Razatos ... stunts
Tom Sarmento ... stunts (as Thomas G. Sarmento)
Russell Solberg ... stunts
Jerry Spicer ... stunts
Edward J. Ulrich ... stunts
Brian J. Williams ... stunt performer
Al Wyatt Jr. ... stunts (as Allan Wyatt Jr.)
Al Wyatt Sr. ... stunts (as Allan Wyatt)
Tommy J. Huff ... truck stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Keith Baber ... electrician (as Keith D. Baber)
Michael Everett ... electrician
David Fay ... dolly grip (as Dave Fay)
Robert Garcia ... grip
Antonio V. Garrido ... grip
Gerald A. King ... key grip (as Jerry King)
Brett Laumann ... electrician
Steve Mathis ... gaffer
Raman Rao ... best boy electric
Bill Sordal ... grip (as Bill R. Sordal)
Robert Sordal ... second grip
Roy H. Wagner ... director of photography: second unit

Location Management

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Donald A. Potts ... location manager

Music Department

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Tim Boyle ... score mixer
Cyre ... musician
Steven Scott Smalley ... orchestrator
Richard Whitfield ... music editor
Basil Poledouris ... score producer (uncredited)
Christopher Silagyi ... music producer (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Hope Williams ... script supervisor
Mark Frost ... script revisions (uncredited)

Transportation Department

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Joseph Prado ... driver (as Joseph R. Prado)

Additional Crew

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Shari Cartun ... assistant production accountant
Pablo Ferro ... title designer: main title sequence
Peter Georgilas ... Background Actor Supervisor
John Gocha ... technical advisor
Marc Solakian ... production assistant

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Benjy Taylor is a rookie cop who goes undercover to nab a gang of car thieves led by Ted Varrick. Taylor becomes too involved and starts to enjoy the thrill and lifestyle of the car thieves, and falls in love with Varrick's sister Ann. Written by Matt

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Taglines Once you get a taste of the good life, it's hard to let go. Even if your life depends on it. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Dirty Racer (France)
  • 260 chrono (France)
  • No Man's Land - Tatort 911 (Germany)
  • La tierra de nadie (Spain)
  • Ei kenenkään puolella (Finland)
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Runtime
  • 107 min
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Box Office

Budget $8,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $1,088,273, 25 Oct 1987

Did You Know?

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Trivia Charlie Sheen was injured when a squib hardened overnight and was detonated at the wrong time. He received lacerations to his face and was knocked unconscious. He received nine stitches, and was deaf in one ear for four weeks. See more »
Goofs After the chase between the Porsche and the Camaro, when the Porsche gets banged up pretty bad on the right side and a window is blown out by a shotgun, the Porsche is driven into the chop shop and it doesn't have a scratch on it. In the next scene the right front end of the car is shown and it's a slightly lighter/paler color and appears to have scratches, although it looks more like mud splashes or painted-on damage than scratches. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Sicilian/Prince of Darkness/No Man's Land/The Glass Menagerie/The Whales of August (1987). See more »
Soundtracks Leave My Heart Alone See more »
Quotes [the car phone in the Porsche rings]
Benjy Taylor: Hello? No, Rick is not here. Who am I? The guy stealing Rick's car...
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