• 1983

  Release Date

• May 13th, 1983

• Runtime

• 110 minutes

• Synopsis

• Officer Frank Murphy, an experienced LAPD helicopter pilot, is given command of the advanced new "Blue Thunder" chopper. But he begins to wonder why the LAPD would need a helicopter so powerful and why it is such a secret.

• CAST

• Roy Scheider - Murphy,   Warren Oates - Braddock,   Candy Clark - Kate,   Daniel Stern - Lymangood,   Paul Roebling - Icelan,   David Sheiner - Fletcher,   Joe Santos - Montoya,   Malcolm McDowell - Cochrane,   Ed Bernard - Sgt. Short,   Jason Bernard - Mayor,   Mario Machado - Self - Broadcaster,   James Murtaugh - Alf Hewitt,   Pat McNamara - Matusek,   Jack Murdock - Kress,   Clifford A. Pellow - Allen,   Paul Lambert - Holmes,   Phil Feldman - Colonel Coe,   John Garber - Tough Mechanic,   Anthony James - Grundelius,   Robin Braxton - Diane McNeely,   Anna Forrest - Nudy Lucy,   Ricky Slyter - Timmy,   Reid Cruickshanks - Chief of Police,   Billy Ray Sharkey - Air Controller #1,   Fred Slyter - Air Controller #2,   John Gladstein - Fighter Pilot,   Ross Reynolds - Helicopter Pilot #1,   Karl A. Wickman - Helicopter Pilot #2,   James W. Gavin - Helicopter Pilot #3,   Thomas H. Friedkin - Helicopter Pilot #4,   James Read - Policeman at Bridge,   Mickey Gilbert - Policeman #1,   William T. Lane - Policeman #2,   Lolly Boroff - TV Director,   Patti Clifton - Hooker,   Ernest Harada - John,   Frances E. Nealy - Mayor's Aide,   Jose Pepe R. Gonzales - Drive-in Custodian,   Jerry Ziesmer - Pilot,   Tom Lawrence - Observer #1,   John Ashby - Thief #1,   Tony Brubaker - Thief #2,   Norman Alexander Gibbs - Man in Beanie,   Bill M. Ryusaki - Vietcong Soldier,   Gary Davis - Motorcycle Cop,   Thomas Rosales Jr. - Thug #1,   Larry Randles - Thug #2,   Peter Miller - Detective,   Mike H. McGaughy - Observer #2,   Lucinda Crosby - Bel-Air Woman     

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