Barb Wire

Barb Wire is an American film carried out by David Hogan, left in 1996.

Synopsis

This film presents a near future, in which the American Congrès would have seized an absolute power and would have founded a dictatorship, in 2019, repressing the " hard; anti-citoyens". Barb Wire, owner of a bar located at Steel Harbor, last ground free in the United States is a mercenary, selling his services with highest offerer. It fought in the rows of “resistance” at the time of the Second civil war, then to abandoned its activities in order to carry out a more lucrative life, with her brother, blind since the war. It will help finally a biologist to escape from the territory controlled by the congressmen with the assistance of one of her former comrade in arms.

Data sheet

Title: Barb Wire
Realization: David Hogan
Scenario: Chuck Pfarrer and Ilene Chaiken, according to the comic of Chris Warner
Production: Todd Moyer, Mike Richardson, Brad Wyman and Peter Heller
Production companies: Dark Horse Entertainment, Polygram Filmed Entertainment and Propaganda Films
Music: Michel Dovecote
Photography: Rick Bota and Michael A. Jones
Assembly: Peter Schink
Decorations: Jean-Philippe Carp
Costumes: Rosanna Norton
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby DIGITAL - 35 mm
Kind: Action, science fiction
Lasted: 98 minutes
Comings out date: May 3rd 1996 (the United States), July 17th 1996 (France)
Film prohibited with less than 12 years at the time of its exit in France

Distribution

Pamela Anderson: Barbara “Barb Wire” Kopetski
Temuera Morrison: Axel Hood
Victoria Rowell: Dr. Corrina “Cora D' Devonshire
Jack Noseworthy: Charlie Kopetski
Xander Berkeley: Alexander Willis
Udo Kier : Curly
Andre Rosey Brown: Big Fatso
Clint Howard : Schmitz
Jennifer Banko: Spike
Steve Railsback : the colonel Pryzer
Amir Aboulela: Owner
Adriana Alexander: Redhead
David Andriole: Goon
Vanessa Lee Asher : Emily the schoolgirl

Around film

turning was held with Long Beach (scenes of shipyards) and Pascagoula.
the motor bikes of Barb Wire are a Triumph 900 Thunderbird and a Triumph 900 Tiger.

Original soundtrack

Welcome to Planet Boom , interpreted by Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson
She' S So Free , interpreted by Johnette Napolitano
Spill the Wine , interpreted by Michael Hutchence
Word Up , interpreted by Gun
Don' T Cal Me Babe , interpreted by Shampoo
Hot Child in the City , interpreted by Hagfish
Let' S All Go Together , interpreted by Marion
Dance hall Barefoot , interpreted by Die Cheerleader
Scum , interpreted by Meat Puppets in Vapourspace
That planes for me off, interpreted by Mr. ED Jumps the Gun
None Your Business (Barb Wire Metal Mix) , interpreted by Salt-N-Pepa

Distinctions

Nomination at the price of the best scene of combat for Pamela Anderson, at the time of the MTV Movie Awards in 1997.
Price of the worst news star for Pamela Anderson and nominations at the price of worst film, worse scenario, worse actress (Pamela Anderson) and worse original song (Tommy Lee, for Welcome to Planet Boom! ), at the time of the Razzie Awards in 1997.

External bonds

Barb Wire on Internet Movie Database
Barb Wire on AlloCiné

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