covered with a rifle as she walks the catwalk. Gaines appears in disguise as one of the fashion show's costumed performers, and shoots a pistol, then draws attention to Jack- who is there illicitly, and armed- to create a distraction, allowing him to abduct Cinder, who he takes back to his distillery hideout. Gaines compels Cinder to have "one last dance" with him; as he is about to stab her, Jack appears and engages Gaines in a shootout. Overcoming his leukophobia- the room is hung with white curtains- Jack shoots Gaines dead, saving Cinder. Some time later, Tim has recovered from his wounds; Jack and Cinder part ways with a kiss, and go their separate ways. Cast Dolph Lundgren as U.S. Marshal Jack Devlin Kate Vernon as Dr. Rachel Stein Phillip MacKenzie as Rory Gaines Kam Heskin as Cinder James Fred Williamson as Tim Hastings Andrew Jackson as Don Tragle Padraigin Murphy as Casey Tony De Santis as Detective Trini Albert Schultz as Derek Smythe Janet Bailey as Connie Hastings Saul Rubinek as Thomas Production The film was intended as a backdoor pilot for a television series, but was not picked up. Its September 15, 1998 showing on the USA Network garnered a 2.7 national rating. Reception Critical response TV Guide reviewed the film at 2 stars out of 4 and noted: "Though it boasts several rousing action sequences, the film is sabotaged by lackluster acting, thin characterization, and a derivative storyline." References External links 1998 television films 1998 films 1998 action films 1990s American films 1990s Canadian films 1990s English-language films American action television films Canadian action films Canadian television films English-language Canadian films Films about bodyguards Films directed by John Woo Films scored by Micky Erbe Films scored by Maribeth Solomon Television pilots not picked up as a series USA Network original films