U.S. Marshals
When senior deputy U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard learns that a ruthless assassin has stolen top‑secret UN files and vanished, he must rally his elite team across the country to track the killer before the stolen intelligence triggers an international crisis.
“The cop who won't stop is back. But this time he's chasing down a lot more than a fugitive.”
Synopsis
U.S. Marshal Sam Gerard is transporting a group of convicts by plane from Chicago to New York when the aircraft crashes. Among the survivors is Mark Sheridan, who manages to escape. Diplomatic Security Agent John Royce is then assigned to assist Gerard in capturing Sheridan, and it soon becomes evident that Sheridan is not an ordinary criminal.
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A crew of 290+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Terry RawlingsShot by Andrzej BartkowiakScored by Jerry GoldsmithDesigned by Maher AhmadSound by Chris Carpenter Nm0139303VFX by Peter Donen
Box Office
1998 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.7× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$102.4M
US & Canada: $57.2M — 56% of worldwide · International: $45.2M (44%)
Opening weekend: $16.9M — 29% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $21.5M — 38% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,817 theaters
Full synopsis
Also known as
- Auf der Jagdde
- U. S. Marshalsen
- US Marshalsfr
- U.S. Marshals - Caccia senza treguait
- (Bulgarian)Щатски шерифи
Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- PhilippinesMar 6, 1998
- United StatesMar 6, 1998
- BelgiumApr 15, 1998
- SwitzerlandApr 15, 1998
- FranceApr 15, 1998
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Cast & Crew
290 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
89Johnny Lee Davenport
as Deputy Henry
Donald Li
as Detective Kim
Marc Vann
as Deputy Jackson
Michael Guido
as Distracted Driver
Robert Mohler
as Young Cop
Richard Lexsee
as Fireman
Dado
as Female Cop
Karen Vaccaro
as Hospital Cashier
David Kersner
as Desk Sergeant
Tony Fitzpatrick
as Greg Conroy
Donald Gibb
as Mike Conroy
Cynthia Baker
as Mama Conroy
Susan Hart
as Greg's Girlfriend
Vaitiare Hirshon
as Stacia Vela
Don Herion
as Detective Caldwell
Len Bajenski
as Deputy Hollander
Matt Decaro
as Deputy Stern
Thomas Rosales Jr
as 727 Prisoner
James Sie
as Vincent Ling
Christian Payton
as 727 Deputy #5
Steve King
as 727 Pilot
Tracy Letts
as Sheriff Poe
Mark Morettini
as Cop #1
Kent Reed
as Trooper with Dogs
Ray Toler
as Earl
Brenda Pickleman
as Martha
Norman Max Maxwell
as Roadblock Trooper
Peter Burns
as State Trooper Captain
Roy Hytower
as Tracker
Ian Barford
as Royce's Guide
Robert Kurcz
as Kidnapped Man
Rose Abdoo
as Donna
Lorenzo Clemons
as Stark
Stephen Cinabro
as Undercover Deputy
Cliff Frazier
as Minister
Mindy Bell
as Deputy Holt
Richard Thomsen
as Doorman
Yasen Peyankov
as Janitor
Meg Thalken
as Saks Saleswoman
Lennox Brown
as Man in Green Cap
Varen Black
as Network Reporter
Ammar Daraiseh
as Drugstore Clerk
Romanos Isaac
as Ship's First Officer
Richard Pickren
as Prosecutor
Lynn Wilde
as Caldwell's Wife
Amy D Jacobson
as New York Reporter
Cliff Teinert
as Swamp Tracker
Ellen Hearn
as Reporter #4
Janet L Contursi
as Chicago Nurse
George J Hyner Jr
as New York Paramedic #1
Wendell Thomas
as New York Paramedic #2
E Glenn Ward Jr
as Elderly Resident #1
Marie Ware
as Elderly Resident #2
Rick Lefevour
as Deputy #10
James Fierro
as Deputy #6
Michael Braun
as 727 Co-Pilot
Perry D Sullivan
as 727 Navigator
Terry G Rochford
as NTSB Agent
Tony Paris
as Newman's Guide
Eddie J Fernandez
as Detective #1
Rich Wilkie
as Detective #2
Rick Edwards
as 727 Deputy #7
Chick Bernhard
as Royce's Guide
Tressana Alouane
as Mike's Girlfriend
Ralph J Lucci
as Bartender
Louis Young
as Reporter #3
David A Bales
as Man in Taxi
Vince Dementri
as Reporter
Chris Bean
as Bar Patron
Anthony Boco
as Federal Prisoner #7
Spitfire Brown
as Cop
Ed Cray
as 727 Prisoner
Jeff Dlugolecki
as Prisoner on plane
David Michael Fordham
as 727 Prisoner
Reese Foster
as Police Officer
Lester Holt
as Television News Anchor
Charlie Jett
as Accident Witness
Thomas Kosik
as Hot Dog Vendor
Terry Mcintosh
as Extra
George F Miller
as Passenger getting off the Train
Robert Minkoff
as Bit
Kevin Mukherji
as Ship Foreman
Jon Musgrave
as News Cameraman
Robert Osladil
as Valet
Dale Resteghini
as Guy On Street
Tony Rossi
as Doorman
Errol Sandiford
as Police Officer
Bruce Spielbauer
as Charity Ball Guest
Nick Stellate
as Commuter
Directors
1Writers
2Producers
8Other crew
184Jennifer Desplinter
additional camera second assistant (as Jennifer Desplinter)
Eric A Pot
additional second assistant director (uncredited)
Linda Folk
adr editor
William C Carruth
adr editor (as William Carruth)
William Danaher
apprentice editor (uncredited)
Dana Burdi
art department researcher
Bruce Alan Miller
Art Directors
Mark Worthington
Art Directors
Caryn Cheever
assistant accountant
Michael Dorner
assistant accountant
Michael R Kern
assistant accountant
Jeffrey Cranford
assistant adr editor (as Jeff Cranford)
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