| An Eye for an Eye | |
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| Directed by | Steve Carver |
| Produced by | Frank Capra, Jr. Robert Rehme |
| Written by | James Bruner William Gray |
| Starring | Chuck Norris Christopher Lee Richard Roundtree Matt Clark Mako Iwamatsu Maggie Cooper |
| Music by | William Goldstein |
| Cinematography | Roger Shearman |
| Editing by | Anthony Redman |
| Studio | Adams Apple Production Company South Street Films Westcom Barber International |
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| Release date(s) | |
| Running time | 106 minutes approx. |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Box office | $7,496,681 (US)[1] |
An Eye for an Eye is a 1981 American martial arts action crime film directed by Steve Carver, starring Chuck Norris, Christopher Lee, Richard Roundtree, Matt Clark, Mako Iwamatsu, and Maggie Cooper.
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Sean Kane is forced to resign from the San Francisco Police Department's Narcotics Division when he goes berserk after his partner is murdered. He decides to fight alone and follows a trail of mafiosi into unexpected high places.
Undercover San Francisco narcotics cops Sean Kane (Chuck Norris) and Dave Pierce (Terry Kiser) head into a dark alley to meet up with an informant by the name of Tony Montoya (Mel Novak) who promises to break their big investigation wide open by providing the name of the oriental drug ringleader. Minutes later, Pierce is dead after having been shot, hit by a car, and burned. Kane gets into trouble with his boss, Captain Stevens (Richard Roundtree), for sending one of the killers flying out a third story window to his death in full public view right after the incident. Rather than face discipline, and told to keep his distance by his superiors, Kane now decides to quit the force, and sets out to exact vengeance.
Kane is not the only one who is angry; Dave’s girlfriend, reporter Linda Chan (Rosalind Chao), is too, and she vows to bring the drug gang down herself by way of investigative reporting and public exposure. However, when Linda uncovers the secret that Kane and Pierce never found, she, too, is killed. Now Kane is not just angry; he is furious, and so is Linda's grieving father James Chan (Mako Iwamatsu). Kane vows to get to the bottom of things himself and bring down the drug gang, which is led by Morgan Canfield (Christopher Lee).
| Actor | Role |
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| Chuck Norris | Sean Kane |
| Christopher Lee | Morgan Canfield |
| Richard Roundtree | Capt. Stevens |
| Matt Clark | Tom McCoy |
| Mako Iwamatsu | James Chan |
| Maggie Cooper | Heather Sullivan |
| Rosalind Chao | Linda Chan |
| Professor Toru Tanaka | The Professor |
| Stuart Pankin | Nicky LaBelle |
| Terry Kiser | Dave Pierce |
| Mel Novak | Tony Montoya |
| Dorothy Dells | Cab Driver (Veterans Cab Company) |
| Dov Gottesfeld | Doctor (Coroners Office) |
| Rick Prieto | Stark |
| Sam Hiona | Ambler |
| J.E. Freeman | Tow Truck Dude |
| Joe Bellan | Truck Driver |
| Daniel Forrest | VW Driver (Accident Victim) |
| Joe De Nicola | Parlor Manager |
| Jeffrey Bannister | Man on Walkie-Talkie |
| Robert Behling | Coroner |
| Edsel Fung | Chinese Proprietor |
| Harry Wong | China Shop Owner |
| Nancy Fish | Reporter #1 |
| Gary T. New | Reporter #2 |
| Joe Lerer | Reporter #3 |
| Michael B. Christy | Reporter #4 |
| Earl Nichols | Officer Ed |
| Don Pike | Watcher |
| Tim Cubertson | Policeman |
| Kelly Jo Horton | Background Artist |
| Douglas Meyers | Swat Commander |
| Benji | Mort (Kane's Dog) |
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