The Force (film)

The Force is a 1994 thriller film with Yasmine Bleeth and Jason Gedrick.

Plot

Cal Warner (Jason Gedrick) is a rookie police officer who has frightening nightmares after his friend and fellow police officer, Des Flynn (Gary Hudson), is killed under suspicious circumstances: the soul of Des enters into the body of Cal in order to seek revenge for his murder.

Cal is unaware of what is happening and seeks the help of a psychiatrist when he starts exhibiting unusual behavior. These nightmares lead Cal to uncover evidence of corruption and murder within the police department. Sarah Flynn (Kim Delaney) portrays the wife of the dead officer, Des.

Cast

  • Yasmine Bleeth as Coral Wilson
  • Jason Gedrick as Cal Warner
  • Kim Delaney as Sarah Flynn
  • Lyman Ward as Maddox
  • Gary Hudson as Des Flynn
  • Jarrett Lennon as Kyle Flynn
  • Cyndi Pass as Erin
  • Dennis Lipscomb as Sykes
  • Gerald Anthony as Nick
  • Aki Aleong as Dr. Shin
  • Christopher Kriesa as Brooks
  • Susie Singer as Sarita
  • External links

  • The Force at the Internet Movie Database
  • The Force

    The Force or Force may refer to:

    Television and film

  • The Force (film), a 1994 American movie
  • The Force (Star Wars), a fictional concept in Star Wars media
  • The Force (2007 UK series), a British television series on ITV4
  • The Force (2009 TV series), an unrelated British television series on Channel 4
  • The Force: Behind the Line, an Australian documentary television series
  • The Force (advertisement), a 2011 television advertisement for Volkswagen's Passat
  • Music

  • The Force (band), an American punk rock group
  • The Force (Kool & the Gang album), 1977
  • The Force (Onslaught album), 1986
  • Other uses

  • Police force, the local law enforcement body
  • Western Force, a rugby union team from Perth, Australia
  • "The Force", a nickname of snooker player Peter Ebdon
  • See also

  • Force (disambiguation)
  • The Force (band)

    The Force is a Grass Valley punk/hardcore band. Members Matt Wedgley (Viva Hate, Dirty Filthy Mugs), Hunter Burgan (AFI), Mark Roustabout (The Roustabouts), and Chad Cox were all in different punk bands before forming The Force in May 1995. Between 1996 and 1998, The Force released a 7", a 10"/CD and a split 7" as well as a number of songs on compilations. The Force split up in September, 1998. Since then, members of The Force have gone on to form or join several notable bands. On August 28–31, 2008, The Force reunited for the first time in ten years to play four shows in California. The Force also released a complete discography on 12" vinyl containing every song they ever recorded.

    Discography

  • Fettish EP (1996), Wedge Records
  • I Don't Like You Either (1997), Spider Club Music
  • Split EP with The Traitors (1998), Johann's Face Records
  • Complete Discography (2008)
  • Compilations

  • One Big Happy Slam Pit (1996), Spider Club Music
  • The Force (Kool & the Gang album)

    The Force is the ninth studio by the funk band Kool and the Gang, released in 1977. It failed to generate any major impact, and is now recognized as one of two albums between the group's two periods of success. It was after the first string of hits in the mid and early 1970s, and before the group hit it big in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

    Track listing

    Personnel

  • Bass guitar; vocals; percussion – Robert "Kool" Bell
  • Drums; vocals; percussion; keyboards; Clavinet – George Brown
  • Electric guitar; acoustic guitar; percussion; vocals – Claydes Smith
  • Keyboards; vocals; Mini-Moog synthesizer; Clavinet; percussion – Kevin Lassiter
  • Alto saxophone; vocals; keyboards; percussion; congas – Dennis Thomas
  • Tenor, soprano, and alto saxophones; alto flute; Clavinet; ARP synthesizer; vocals; keyboards; percussion – Khalis Bayyan
  • Trumpet; flugelhorn; percussion; vocals – Robert Mickens
  • Vocals; percussion; valve and slide trombones; tuba – Otha Nash
  • Vocals – Beverley Owens, Cynthia Huggins, Joan Motley, Renee Connell
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