The Assassination Game
Brief Synopsis
A young CIA agent is sent from Moscow to Vilnius to foil a supposed plot by Lithuanian freedom fighters to kill Gorbachev.
Cast & Crew
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Jonathan Allen Winfrey
Director
Robert Rusler
Jack Reilly
Theodore Bikel
Leo
Denise Bixler
Yanina
Doug Wert
Vlad
Stephan Danailov
Ambrazis
Film Details
Also Known As
Assassination Game
MPAA Rating
Genre
Political
Spy
Thriller
Release Date
1992
Production Company
Concorde Productions
Distribution Company
New Horizons Home Video
Location
Sofia, Bulgaria; Moscow, Soviet Union; Germany
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 25m
Synopsis
A young CIA agent is sent from Moscow to Vilnius to foil a supposed plot by Lithuanian freedom fighters to kill Gorbachev.
Cast
Robert Rusler
Jack Reilly
Theodore Bikel
Leo
Denise Bixler
Yanina
Doug Wert
Vlad
Stephan Danailov
Ambrazis
Borris Loukanov
General Chernov
Jocko Rositch
Boris
George Novakov
Vytas
Stoycho Mazgalov
Father Andris
Crew
Roger Corman
Executive Producer
Catherine Cyran
Screenwriter
Stephen Dimitrov
Music
Leesa Evans
Costume Design
Jonathan Fernandez
Screenwriter
Nina M Gilberti
Editor
Daryl Haney
Screenwriter
Svetolsav Ivanov
Stunt Coordinator
Maria Ivanova
Production Design
Krassimir Kostov
Cinematographer
Matt Leipzig
From Story
Aaron Osborne
Production Design
Steven Rabiner
Producer
Steven Rabiner
Casting
Vladimir Sivriev
Sound
Christopher M Taylor
Sound
Mike Wojokowski
Cinematographer
Film Details
Also Known As
Assassination Game
MPAA Rating
Genre
Political
Spy
Thriller
Release Date
1992
Production Company
Concorde Productions
Distribution Company
New Horizons Home Video
Location
Sofia, Bulgaria; Moscow, Soviet Union; Germany
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 25m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1992
Released in United States on Video April 28, 1993
Began shooting September 1, 1991.
Completed shooting October 29, 1991.
Most of the crew was Bulgarian.
Released in United States 1992
Released in United States on Video April 28, 1993
