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Release Date: |
June 5th, 1992 |
| Studio: |
Paramount Pictures |
| Filming Locations: |
Maryland, California, London |
| Genre: |
Action, Drama |
| MPAA Rating: |
R |
| Running Time: |
120 minutes |
| Box Office: |
Domestic: $83,351,587
International: $94,700,000 |
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| Summary |
Jack Ryan returns in the sequel to The Hunt for Red October. Ryan is on vacation in England when he spoils an assassination attempt on an important member of the Royal Family. Ryan gets drawn back into the CIA when the same splinter faction of the IRA targets him and his family.
Based on the novel Patriot Games by Tom Clancy |
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| Tidbits |
- Alec Baldwin, given the choice of Patriot Games or the Broadway revival of Streetcar Named Desire, chose Streetcar
- The novel had the Prince and Princess of Wales and their baby as the targets of the attempted kidnapping
- Two endings were filmed, the alternative ending had Jack Ryan and Sean Miller fighting on large rocks in the middle of the stormy sea instead of on boats. The alternative scene has Ryan killing Miller as well as striking first, but audience reaction at prescreenings was highly negative. The ending was thus reshot to a fight on a boat with Miller striking first. Sean Bean carries a physical memory of the shooting of the fight scenes to this day: a scar on his brow; Harrison acidentally hit home with a boat hook. The scar was later used (and enhanced) to great effect for Bean's hit role as Richard Sharpe in the Sharpe TV series
- Richard Harris was an eleventh hour casting choice. He replaced an unknown actor who had to drop out
- Patriot Games was the first feature to film inside CIA headquarters
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| DVD Information (Special Edition) |
| Studio: |
Paramount Home Video |
| Release Date: |
May 6, 2003 |
| Run Time: |
117 minutes |
| Production Company: |
Paramount Home Video |
| Package Type: |
Keep Case |
| Aspect Ratio(s): |
Widescreen letterbox - 2.35:1 |
| Discographic Information |
| Layers: |
Single |
| Available Audio Tracks: |
English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
English (DTS)
French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
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| Available subtitles: |
English, Spanish |
| Edition Details |
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- Theatrical trailer(s
- Patriot Games Close Up - New Cast and Crew Interviews
- Widescreen anamorphic format
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| Composed, Conducted and Produced by: |
James Horner |
| Release Date |
June 9, 1992 |
| Label: |
RCA |
| Track Listing |
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