A Kid Called Danger (1999)
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About
Directed by Eric Hendershot. With Clayton Taylor, Mace Melonas, Devin Gardner, John Armstrong.
A young boy dreams of someday becoming a detective just like his father. Dane McQuire, nicknamed "Danger" by his friends, is the 13-year-old son of a police officer.
He may not, at 13, be old enough to hold an official cop's badge like his dad, but that doesn't stop him from sleuthing whenever he gets the chance. A jewel thief has been at large for some time, without the official forces of law and order making any headway into catching him. Dane decides it is time for a more diminutive detective to take up the case, and he gathers together a squad of equally inexperienced deputies to help him.
Pre-teens may find this film exciting and full of suspense.
Details
Tagline: He's on the case, and in your face!
Director: Eric Hendershot
Producer Jon Kramer, Amy Krell, Steven A. Lee
Writer/Screenplay: Eric Hendershot
Running time: 85 min
Certificate: PG
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Released:
- 19 October 1999 (USA)
Music Composer: Geoff Levin
Cast
- Clayton Taylor as Dane McQuire
- Mace Melonas as Vinnie Giovanni Volente IV - Nino
- Devin Gardner as Louie
- John Armstrong as Tazwell
- Randi-Lynn Strong as Kristi
- Noah Forrest as Frank Connelly
- Steve O'Neill as Jack McQuire
- DMarko Blewett as Fields
- Coco Nebeker as Diane Connelly
- Irene Santiago as Realtor
- Marcia Dangerfield as Babbs
- Melinda Haynes as Professor Hunter
- L. Melvin Ward as Professor Midgely
- Derrick Shore as Dark-Headed Kid
- Trudy O'Reilly as Muffy
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Franchise
- A Kid Called Danger (1999)
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