Sleeping Dogs (1997 film)

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Directed byMicheal Bafaro
Written byChris Hyde
Produced bySuzanne Daley
Michelle Gahagan
Lloyd A. Simandl
Deborah Thompson
StarringScott McNeil
C. Thomas Howell
Kiara Hunter
Heather Hanson
Sleeping Dogs
Directed byMicheal Bafaro
Written byChris Hyde
Produced bySuzanne Daley
Michelle Gahagan
Lloyd A. Simandl
Deborah Thompson
StarringScott McNeil
C. Thomas Howell
Kiara Hunter
Heather Hanson
CinematographyDavid Pelletier
Edited byRichard Benwick
Derek A Whelan
Music byPeter Allen
Distributed byNorth American Pictures
Release date
  • October 12, 1997 (1997-10-12)
Running time
96 minutes
CountriesCanada
Czech Republic
Germany
United States
LanguageEnglish

Sleeping Dogs (also known as Deviants and Mission: LA 2029)[1][2] is a 1997 Canadian sci-fi action film directed by Micheal Bafaro.

A jewel thief in 2020s Los Angeles (Scott McNeil) tries to save a spaceship crew from the emerald smuggling criminals who are holding them captive.[3][4]

Cast

  • Scott McNeil as Harry Maxwell
  • C. Thomas Howell as Sanchez Boon
  • Heather Hanson as Pandora Grimes
  • Kiara Hunter as Zee 4R
  • Richard Toth as Wallace
  • Angela Madden as Stocker
  • Stephen Fisher as Morton
  • Sean Fuller as Sweeney
  • Paul Jarrett as Willy Boy Pruitt
  • Gregory Linington as Brock
  • Christopher Clarke as Grogan
  • Julius Krajewski as Samson
  • Seth Markel as Crenshaw
  • Michael Rogers as Haverty
  • Darren Dalton as Dexter
  • Jaroslav Peterka as Raoul
  • Pavel Kříž as Alexandrov
  • Dave Ulrich as Cole
  • Shannon McCormick as Tippit
  • Karel Vávrovec as Carlos
  • Miroslav Lhotka as Hugo

Background

It was a Czech Republic co-production, with filming taking place in Czech studios. It is the only film to feature Australian-Canadian actor Scott McNeil in a leading role. McNeil is known for his extensive voice acting career, and at the time was voicing Piccolo in the Saban dub of Dragon Ball Z.

Release and reception

References

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