Sahara (1983 film)
- Brooke Shields: Dale Gordon
- Lambert Wilson: Jaffar
- Horst Buchholz: From Glessing
- John Rhys -Davies: Rasoul
- Ronald Lacey: Beg
Sahara is an adventure film in which Andrew V. McLaglen directed. It was produced in 1983. Filmed in England and Israel film cost $ 25 million.
Action
The action takes place in the 1920s. The father of the young American Dale dies. She takes disguised as a man in a car race across the Sahara in part, which it wants to realize a dream of her father. She uses the car Gordon -Packard, built by her father before his death. The Sheikh Jaffar they kidnapped.
Reviews
- " The rich to show values , but not overly dramatic adventure film spares no Bedouin extras, riders and animals, in addition, but can not prove why it must be him." ( Score: 1 ½ stars = default) - Adolf Heinzl Meier and Berndt Schulz lexicon in " Movies on TV " ( Extended edition ). Rasch and Röhring, Hamburg 1990, ISBN 3-89136-392-3, p 697
- Ned Daigle wrote in "Bad Movie Night " that " Sahara " was his favorite example of a bad movie. Such as " garbage" mocked productions would explain why the production company Cannon Films went bust in the 1980s.
- The magazine " TimeOut " wrote that the film was not as bad as one might expect. Brooke Shields could constitute more than a pretty face with a better script, but the script is bad.
Awards
Brooke Shields received the 1985 Golden Raspberry Awards. She was nominated for another Razzie.