in front of him and Traveres. Rashid swallows some of the liquid, sealing his fate but intending to bring them all down with him. O'Neill manages to free Terry and send her to safe ground. He and Traveres however are cornered and are thus subsequently forced to jump from the third floor due to Rashid's explosion. Traveres lands on a wrought-iron fence which impales and kills him, though O'Neill survives. A year later, he has a second child with Terry. Cast Pierce Brosnan as Danny O'Neill Ron Silver as Senator Frank Traveres Ben Cross as Mikhail Rashid Lisa Eilbacher as Terry O'Neill Tony Plana as Al-red Al Waxman as James Garvey Brent Jennings as Shane Rogers Philip Baker Hall as Senator Thyme Norman Burton as Senator Victor Lauren Holly as Suzie Bryant - Channel 7 newsreporter (uncredited) Release and Reception The film, which was being prepped as a summer blockbuster at a time when distributor New Line was trying to diversify its movies, was instead released on cable television before receiving a home media release. In 2003, the film was cited in DC Goes to the Movies: A Unique Guide to the Reel Washington as the "best bad movie" set in Washington, D.C. External links References 1992 films 1992 drama films 1990s action drama films American action drama films 1990s English-language films Films about bomb disposal Films about the Federal Bureau of Investigation Films about terrorism in the United States Films directed by Christian Duguay (director) Films produced by Suzanne Todd Films scored by Craig Safan Films set in Washington, D.C. Films shot in Washington, D.C. New Line Cinema films 1990s American films