Beyond Desire (1995) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 13, 1995

Original Title:
Beyond Desire

Alternate Titles:
The Last American Elvis

Genres:
Action | Thriller

Production Companies:
Beyond Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 87

She's fast... He's furious.

Rita is a sexy call girl in a red Corvette convertible who just met Ray. Ray is an ex-con just released after serving 14 years for a killing he claims he was framed for. When these two get together, sparks fly and temperatures rise. But Ray has a reason not to trust Rita - $1 million has been stashed somewhere in Las Vegas and Ray knows everyone wants it almost as much as they want him dead. When everyone has a hidden agenda, who do you trust?

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Art Direction:
Don McAllister

Assistant Costume Designer:
Ann Christman

Assistant Editor:
Ed Santiago

Camera Operator:
Sven Kirsten

Casting:
Bob Morones

Costume Design:
Jillian Kreiner

Dialogue Editor:
Bruce Murphy

Director:
Dominique Othenin-Girard

Director of Photography:
Sven Kirsten

Editor:
Daniel Duncan

Executive Producer:
Frank Cinelli
William Forsythe

Foley Artist:
Deanie Kepner

Key Makeup Artist:
Ania Harasimiak

Line Producer:
Ed Cathell III

Makeup Artist:
Jim Sacca Jr.

Original Music Composer:
Mark Holden

Producer:
Frank Cinelli

Script Supervisor:
Mimi Baker

Set Decoration:
Courtney Jackson

Special Effects Coordinator:
David J. Barker

Stunt Coordinator:
Greg Anderson

Stunts:
Debbie Lynn Ross

Writer:
Dale Trevillion

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