Escape Velocity (film)

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Escape Velocity is a 1999 Canadian thriller film, directed by Lloyd A. Simandl.

Premise[]

A psychotic escaped prisoner takes over a deep-space observatory manned by a scientist, his wife and teenager daughter.

Cast[]

• Wendy Crewson as Billie, Ronnie's Mom
• Peter Outerbridge as Lee Nash / Carter
• Patrick Bergin as Cal, Ronnie's Dad and Captain of The Harbinger Spaceship
• Patrik Stanek as Jansen, Escaped Convict
• Michelle Beaudoin as Veronica "Ronnie"
• Pavel Bezdek as Lars, Escaped Convict
• Emil Linka as Glenn, Escaped Convict
• Gerard Whelan as Liam, Escaped Convict
• Robert Russell as Mesa Verde Prison Warden
• Mike McGuffie as Mesa Verde Prison Executioner
• David Nykl as Father Russell

External links[]

• Escape Velocity at IMDb
• Escape Velocity at Rotten Tomatoes

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