Born to Ride (1991)
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Synopsis of Born to Ride
TV star John Stamos makes a game transition to the big screen in Born to Ride. Stamos plays a motorcycle whiz, who in 1939 is assigned to motorize a US cavalry troop. His irreverence and slovenliness makes Stamos a pariah to his superior officer John Stockwell -- and just to complicate matters, both men are rivals for the affections of Teri Polo. All is forgiven during a desperate (and highly unlikely) mission to Spain, wherein Stamos uses his cycle skills to rescue a defecting Nazi scientist. As history, Born to Ride is a bust; as a vehicle for John Stamos, it has its points. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast of Born to Ride
- Dean Yacalis - Tony
- John Stamos - Grady
- Annette Benson
- Keith Cooke - Broadwater
- Keiron Jecchinis - M.P. #1
- Kris Kamm - Bobby Novak
- Thom Matthews - Willis
- Lisa Orgolini - Claire Tate
- Salvator Xuereb - Levon
- Bob Sweeney - Gus
- Penny Perry Davis
- Damir Saban - Lt. Helmes
- Teri Polo - Beryl Ann
- John Stockwell - Hassler
- Ed Bishop - Dr. Tate
- Garick Hagon - Bridges
- Charles Kahlenberg - Gen. Chaffee
- Justin Lazard - Brooks
- Sandy McPeak - Devers
- Dale Swann - Sheriff Greaves
- Dean Yacalis - Cartucci
- Matko Raguz - Estaban
- Slavko Juraga - Capt. Rossario
- Director(s):
- Graham Baker
- Writer(s):
- Michael Pardridge, Janice Hickey
- Producer(s):
- Sandra Weintraub, Fred Weintraub
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R(Adult Language, Not For Children, Profanity, Violence)
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