Striking Distance
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Cast & Crew
Rowdy Herrington
Bruce Willis
Sarah Jessica Parker
Dennis Farina
Robert Pastorelli
John T Bower
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Synopsis
Tom Hardy is a maverick cop who's not afraid to rock the boat in pursuit of a sadistic serial killer. Demoted to river patrol after suggesting the killer may be a fellow police officer, he initiates an unauthorized investigation.
Cast
Bruce Willis
Sarah Jessica Parker
Dennis Farina
Robert Pastorelli
John T Bower
Elva Branson
John Mahoney
Julianna Mccarthy
Bruce Kirkpatrick
Gareth Williams
Mike Hodge
Tom Atkins
Andrt Braugher
Brion James
Michael Canavan
Roscoe Ormon
Sigrid Adrienne
Andrew May
Timothy Busfield
Sally Wiggin
Andrea Martin
Lawrence A. Mandley
Suzanne Vafiadis
Erik Jensen
Robert Gould
Ed Hooks
Scott Kloes
Bob The Cat
Jack Pashkin
Ken Rice
Jodi Long
Edward Gero
Jeffrey J Stephan
Tom Sizemore
Crew
Paul Abascal
Mac Ahlberg
Danny Anglin
David A Arnold
Steve Arnold
William David Arnold
J H Arrufat
Louis Barlia
Paul Barrere
David M. Barrett
Stanton Barrett
Sandy Berman
Ronald Blackwell
Staci Blagovich
Raymond Boniker
Steve Bores
Sondra Dee Boyachek
Shelley Peterson Boyle
Tim Boyle
Pasquale Buba
Brian Callahan
Paul Canterna
Anthony Cappello
Robert J Carlyle
Chris Carpenter
Steve Cohagan
Noah Coleman
Diane Collins
Adam Colunga
Betsy Cox
Christopher Cronyn
Pat Curtin
Bill Dalzell
Chris David
Bill J Didonna
Paul Disley
Pam Dixon Mickelson
Fred Donatelli
Gary Duncan
Scott Eddo
Brad Einhorn
Andy Epper
Frank Falvey
John Feinblatt
Brad Fiedel
Glory Fioramonti
Judee Flick
Stephen Hunter Flick
Gregg Fonseca
Charlie Francis
Jennifer Freed
Frankie Garbutt
Eileen Garrigan
Al Giddings
Lance Gilbert
Mickey Gilbert
Tim Gilbert
Troy Gilbert
Dan Gilham
Andy Gill
Gina Granham
Christopher C Haggard
Allen L Hall
Ben Haller
Jeff Hand
Jay R. Hart
Richard Hartley
Gordon Hayman
Mark Helfrich
D. M. Hemphill
Rowdy Herrington
Chuck Hosack
C Gordon Houser
Bobby Huber
Jessica Lawrence Jacob
Joe Janusek
Keii Johnson
William A Johnson
Thomas R Johnston
Jeannee Josefczyk
Martin Kaplan
Martin Kaplan
Nick Kenny
Simon Kenny
Louis M Kiss
R. J. Kizer
Caroline Korney
Dana J Kuznetzkoff
Jim Lewis
Lexie Longstreet
David Lowry
Hunt Lowry
Greg Lundsgaard
Clark J Maloof
Mark Mangini
Bob Marshak
Nicholas C Mastandrea
Linda Matthews
Matthew C. May
Robert J Mccaughan
Thomas Titus Mccue
Kathryn J. Mcdermott
Arnon Milchan
Bruce Alan Miller
Chuck Miller
Harry Miller
Joe Montenegro
Bruce Moriarty
Gary Muller
David Nowell
Don Nygren
Walt Oggier
Kitty Olisky
Andrew G Patterson
Bill Payne
Susan Pickett
Andrew Priestley
Tom Priestley
Eric Ramsey
Steven Reuther
Allan K Rosen
Debbie Lynn Ross
Jeffrey Rubis
Stephen A Schwartz
Bob Seger
Andy Shaw
Loren Shertzer
Andrew M Siegel
Spike Silver
Rick Simms
Lori Stilson
John Sutton
Fred Tackett
Tony Thomopoulos
Shirley Walker
Michael S Walter
Ricky Waugh
Michael S Wertz
Thomas Whalen
Glenn Wilder
Jennifer Wilkinson
Sherry Coleman Wilson
Michael Winterburn
Naomi Yoelin
Robert Zajonc
Emily Zolten
Carmine Zozzora
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Robert Pastorelli (1954-2004)
Born on June 21, 1954 in New Brunswick, New Jersey, Pastorelli had dreams of becoming a boxer, but when he was just 19, he was involved in a near fatal car accident that forced him to choose another career. By the late '70s, he chose acting. After doing some theater in New York, Pastorelli found work on both television: Barney Miller, Cagney & Lacey, Hill Street Blues; and film: Outrageous Fortune, Beverly Hills Cop II (both 1987), where his beefy frame and Runyonesque demeanor almost always had him play thugs and hoodlums.
In 1988, he found fame when he was cast opposite Candice Bergen as Eldin, the house painter who could never quite finish the job in Murphy Brown. Pastorelli's likable raffishness countered well with Bergen's icy charms, and he stayed on for six seasons.
After Murphy Brown, Pastorelli continued to play variations of the streetwise character, but this time to considerable comic effect in films like: Sister Act 2 (1994), Eraser, and Michael (both 1996). He returned to television impressively when he starred in the short-lived, but critically lauded Americanized version of the British Television hit Cracker. Pastorelli had just completed work on the Get Shorty (1995) sequel Be Cool with John Travolta, which is scheduled for release later this year. He is survived by a daughter.
by Michael T. Toole
Robert Pastorelli (1954-2004)
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Released in United States Fall September 17, 1993
Released in United States on Video March 2, 1994
Began shooting June 8, 1992.
Completed shooting September 8, 1992.
Some additional filming took place Winter late 1992 and early 1993.
Released in United States on Video March 2, 1994
Released in United States Fall September 17, 1993