The Dogs of War (1980)
Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip...
102 min
Mercenary soldiers Jamie and Drew are hired by a large corporation to liberate Zangaro, a small African nation, from an despot. Havoc ensues.
- Release date
- December 17, 1980
- Country of origin
- United States, United Kingdom
- Music
- Geoffrey Burgon
- Budget
- $8,000,000
- Box office
- $5,484,132
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Trailer
Soundtrack
- The Dogs of War - Main Title / Fiery Flight / The Apartmentinstrumental1:42
- Washington Heightsinstrumental0:38
- Endean Callsinstrumental0:57
- A Godfather / I Always Come Backinstrumental1:19
- Welcome to Zangaro / Lift Into Towninstrumental1:53
- Through the Lens / Exploringinstrumental0:58
- The Jungleinstrumental1:46
- Unrestinstrumental0:32
- Gabrielle / Around Clarenceinstrumental2:13
- Capturedinstrumental1:24
- Doctor’s Visitinstrumental1:52
- Deportation / What They Took From Youinstrumental1:54
Cast
- Christopher Walken as Shannon
- Tom Berenger as Drew
- Colin Blakely as North
- Hugh Millais as Endean
- Paul Freeman as Derek
- Jean-François Stévenin as Michel
- JoBeth Williams as Jessie
- Robert Urquhart as Capt. Lockhart
- Winston Ntshona as Dr. Okoye
- Pedro Armendáriz Jr. as The Captain
- Harlan Cary Poe as Richard
- Ed O'Neill as Terry
- Isabel Grandin as Evelyn
- Ernest Graves as Warner
- Shane Rimmer as Dr. Oaks
- George Harris as Col. Bobi
- David Schofield as Endean's Man
- Terence Rigby as Hackett
- Jean-Pierre Kalfon as Benny
- John Quentin as Party Guest
- Christopher Malcolm as Baker
- Jack Lenoir as Boucher
- André Penvern as Policeman
- Martin LaSalle as Customs Officer
Crew
- John Irvin · Director
- Gary DeVore · Writer
- George Malko · Writer
- Frederick Forsyth · Writer
- Larry DeWaay · Producer
- Geoffrey Burgon · Composer
- Jack Cardiff · Cinematographer
- Antony Gibbs · Editor
- Peter Mullins · Production designer