Braddock: Missing in Action III

1988
18
1h 43m

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4.9/10

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Chuck Norris and Roland Harrah III in Braddock: Missing in Action III (1988)

Braddock mounts a one-man assault to free his wife and son who are still being held in a Vietnam prison camp.

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Dark Comedy Action War

Braddock mounts a one-man assault to free his wife and son who are still being held in a Vietnam prison camp.Braddock mounts a one-man assault to free his wife and son who are still being held in a Vietnam prison camp.Braddock mounts a one-man assault to free his wife and son who are still being held in a Vietnam prison camp.

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IMDb RATING

4.9/10

7.6K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Trivia
During this production shoot on location in the Philipines, a Philipine Air Force helicopter hired by the Cannon Film Group, crashed into Manila Bay killing four Filipino soldiers and wounding five other people. Curiously enough, this accident occurred the same day the "Twilight Zone Tragedy" verdict was handed down in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Goofs
The signage seen in the Bangkok, Thailand scenes are written in Chinese characters. Also, the motor vehicles seen in the film are left-hand drive; vehicles sold in Thailand are right-hand drive.

Quotes
Littlejohn: Braddock! I'm warning you, don't step on any toes.
Col. James Braddock: I don't step on toes, Littlejohn, I step on necks.

Alternate versions
German Video-Release (rated 16) was cut in many places to reduce violence (bullets impacting, the torture, wife's headshot front view, neck-breaks and more). Uncut Version was never released on Video but was to be seen one time on Free-Tv in 1996

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Action Jackson/Prison/The Toy from Water the Hills/Satisfaction/Braddock: Missing in Action III/A Month in the Country (1988)

Soundtracks
Freedom Again
Composed by Ron Bloom
Performed by Ron Bloom
For TMF Communications
Lead vocals by Lenny McDaniel

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This movie was an explosive mix of drama and action. Chuck is at his finest here, as he is in almost all his flicks, and he chews up some more anti-American slime in this seasoned classic. I just wish we could all be as heroic as Chuck is. Bravo!