support. Red attacks Jeff with a chain, until Jeff abruptly catches the chain and hurls Red to the rocks below. Jeff frees Amy from the dashboard. Seeing that Red survived the fall, Amy pulls the automatic shifter on their pickup truck, causing the suspended tractor unit to fall and crush him. Sitting on the edge of the bridge, Jeff and Amy embrace each other, waiting for the police to arrive. Cast Kurt Russell as Jeff Taylor J. T. Walsh as Warren 'Red' Barr Kathleen Quinlan as Amy Taylor M. C. Gainey as Earl Jack Noseworthy as Billy Ritch Brinkley as Al Moira Harris as Arleen Barr Rex Linn as Sheriff Boyd Kim Robillard as Deputy Sheriff Len Carver Jack McGee as Bartender Vincent Berry as Deke Barr Steve Waddington as Cowboy In Bank Thomas Kopache as Calhoun Production Filming Breakdown was filmed on location in Sacramento, California; Victorville, California; Pyramid Lake; Moab, Utah; Sedona, Arizona; and the Tasmanian Midlands Highway. Music The score was written by Basil Poledouris, with contributions from Steve Forman, Judd Miller, Eric Colvin and Richard Marvin. It was released as a limited edition of 3,000 units by LaLaLand Records in June 2011. The release comprises a 3-CD set: the first CD contains the score as heard in the film, which contains material from additional composers. This is not 100% complete, omitting a few extremely low-key passages from the early scenes, nor is it chronological – some cues have been combined and re-ordered to maintain a listening experience. The second CD contains an alternative early version of many cues by Poledouris that represent a different, far more orchestral approach to scoring the film (the score in the film stripped away many layers, and left mostly percussive and sound design elements for many cues.) The third CD contains further alternates that demonstrate the changing nature of the music as scenes were re-scored. Release Breakdown was released in the United States on May 2, 1997. Home media The film was first released on Blu-ray disc in Australia by Imprint on February 24, 2021. It is scheduled to be released by Paramount Pictures on 4K remastered Blu-ray on the “Paramount Presents” line in the United States on September 21, 2021 with new extra features including audio commentary by director Jonathan Mostow and Kurt Russell, an isolated score and an alternate opening of the film. Reception Box office Breakdown debuted at