Volcano (film)

Volcano is an American film carried out by Mick Jackson, left the April 25th 1997.

Synopsis

In Los Angeles, the fact that the ground trembles does not worry anybody any more. However, after a short jolt magnitude 4.9, the geologist Amy Barnes and the chief of the crisis cell Mike Roark discover that gigantic cast magma in fusion is about to cover the city, setting ablaze all on his passage…

Data sheet

Title: Volcano
Realization: Mick Jackson
Scenario: Jerome Armstrong and Billy Ray
Production: Andrew Z. Davis, Neal H. Moritz, Stokely Chaffin, Michael Fottrell, Scott Stuber and Lauren Shuler To give
Production company: Twentieth Century Fox
Budget: 90 million dollars
Music: Alan Silvestri
Photography: Theo van of Sande
Assembly: Gift Brochu and Michael Tronick
Decorations: Jackson De Govia
Costumes: Kirsten Everberg
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - SDR/Dolby DIGITAL/SDDS - 35 mm
Kind: Catastrophe
Lasted: 104 minutes
Comings out date: April 25th 1997 (the United States), August 27th 1997 (France)

Distribution

Tommy Lee Jones: Mike Roark
Anne Heche: Dr. Amy Barnes
Gaby Hoffmann: Kelly Roark
Gift Cheadle: Emmit Reese
Jacqueline Kim: Dr. Jaye Calder
Keith David: lieutenant Ed Fox
John Corbett: Norman Calder
Michael Rispoli: Gator Harris
John Carroll Lynch: Stan Olber
Marcello Thedford : Kevin
Laurie Lathem : Rachel
Bert Kramer : the chief of the firemen
Bo Eason: Bud McVie
James MacDonald: Terry To marble
Dayton Callie: Roger Lapher

Around film

turning was held with Los Angeles, Torrance and in the Désert of Mojaves.
the lava was mainly made up of Methyl cellulose, the agent of thickening used by the fast food for their Milk-shake S, while ash was made starting from old newspapers.
Among the other films catastrophe turning around a volcano, let us quote the Day of the end of the world , realized in 1980 by James Goldstone, like the Peak of Dante , realized by Roger Donaldson and left the same year as Volcano .

Rewards

Nomination at the price of the greatest indifference for the human life and the public property, at the time of the Razzie Awards 1998.

External bond

Volcano on Internet Movie Database

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