building. Jackson provides McQuade with a grenade, and McQuade throws it into the building, killing Wilkes and the other man. Falcon then arrives in his helicopter. McQuade, Sally, Ramos, and Jackson take it, leaving Falcon to deal with the Mexican "federales". McQuade's ex-wife and daughter are at a ceremony where McQuade's commander presents him (as well as Ramos and Jackson) with the Texas Award of Valor, and McQuade congratulates his ex-wife for getting an excellent job in New Mexico. The following day, McQuade has rented a U-Haul and is helping Sally and his ex-wife move. As they are getting ready to leave, Ramos shows up telling McQuade he is needed as a gunman has held up a bank. Figuring he has had enough adventure and wanting to spend more time with his family, McQuade politely declines. However, when Ramos also warns that the robber has taken hostages, McQuade is spurred into action. As the squad car speeds off, his ex-wife bellows "J.J. McQuade, you will never change!" Cast Chuck Norris as Ranger Jim "J.J." McQuade David Carradine as Rawley Wilkes Barbara Carrera as Lola Richardson Robert Beltran as Deputy Arcadio "Kayo" Ramos Leon Isaac Kennedy as FBI Agent Marcus Jackson John Anderson as ATF Agent Burnside L.Q. Jones as Ranger Dakota Brown Dana Kimmell as Sally McQuade R.G. Armstrong as Captain T. Tyler Tommy Ballard as Colonel Remsing Oscar Hidalgo as Deputy Oscar Garcia Jorge Cervera Jr. as "Jefe" Sharon Farrell as Molly McQuade Anthony Caglia as Intern Robert Jordan as Bobby Drew Daniel Frishman as Emilio Falcon Hector Serrano as Cuban William Sanderson as "Snow" Aaron Norris as Punk Ray Marker as Soldier (uncredited) Kale Stokerton as Rude Man In The Pub (uncredited) Kane Hodder as Goon (uncredited) David Lee Smith as Pilot Production Development Director Steve Carver had previously worked with Chuck Norris on the film A Eye for an Eye. BJ Nelson wrote the script and all drafts. It was originally called Lone Wolf". He wrote all drafts and was not rewritten. Kaye Dyal only assisted with story ideas late in the process anda John Milius suggested a few details. Nelson wanted Clint Eastwood to play the role but after he passed, Carver thought Chuck Norris would be ideal to play the lead so he approached him to do the film. Carver wanted to "mess up" Chuck Norris' image, having him grow a beard and drink beer