| Top Gun | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1986) | |||||
| Action, Drama, Romance, Special Interest, War | |||||
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| Tom Cruise | Maverick | |
| Kelly McGillis | Charlie | |
| Val Kilmer | Iceman | |
| Anthony Edwards | Goose | |
| Tom Skerritt | Viper | |
| Michael Ironside | Jester | |
| John Stockwell | Cougar | |
| Barry Tubb | Wolfman | |
| Rick Rossovich | Slider | |
| Tim Robbins | Merlin | |
| Clarence Gilyard Jr. | Sundown | |
| Whip Hubley | Hollywood | |
| James Tolkan | Stinger | |
| Meg Ryan | Carole | |
| Adrian Pasdar | Chipper |
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| Producer | Jerry Bruckheimer
Don Simpson |
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| Writer | Jim Cash
Ehud Yonay |
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| Cinematography | Jeffrey L. Kimball
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| Musician | Harold Faltermeyer
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For Lieutenant Pete Mitchell and his friend and Co-Pilot Nick Bradshaw being accepted into an elite training school for fighter pilots is a dream come true. In the training Pete falls madly in love with one of his instructors named Charlie. Yet life isn’t all roses, Pete’s friend Nick has a fatal plane crash that tests Pete’s will to continue his training. |
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