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Budget 5,450,000 USD
Box Office Collection 6,300,000 USD
This film was writer/producer/director James Glickenhaus's gritty take on the James Bond spy genre. All of Glickenhaus's films were his subversive, more adult-orientated take on other genres. His first film "The Suicide Cult", was his version of the horror boom of the late seventies, his follow up film "The Exterminator" was his take on the seventies classic "Death Wish". His 80's action film "The Protector" starring Jackie Chan, was his attempt to explore the genre made famous by Dirty Harry. His next picture, the buddy actioner "Shakedown" was his answer to "Lethal Weapon". His 1991 revolutionary war epic "McBain" was "Rambo", while the 1993 thriller "Slaughter of the Innocents" was his version of "Silence of the Lambs". Finally, his 1995 fantasy flick "TimeMaster" came hot on the heels of the 1994 sci-fi thriller"TimeCop".
One of the first major film scores composed by Tangerine Dream.
Ken Wahl's real character name is never revealed in the movie. He is only known in the film by his codename: The Soldier.
Director James Glickenhaus' later 1988 movie Shakedown (1988) has The Soldier (1982) being played at the 42nd Street grind-house theater where Sam Elliot visits.
Ken Wahl only worked for 12 days.
"The Soldier's Force: You've Got Two Choices... Duck Or Bleed"
