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Garde rapprochée

Original title: First Daughter
  • TV Movie
  • 1999
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 42m
IMDb RATING
5.5/10
1.1K
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Mariel Hemingway, Gregory Harrison, Monica Keena, Dominic Purcell, and Doug Savant in Garde rapprochée (1999)
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After an agent saves the US president by not following procedure, she's "demoted" to looking after the teenage first daughter on a wilderness tour with other teenagers. Problems arise.After an agent saves the US president by not following procedure, she's "demoted" to looking after the teenage first daughter on a wilderness tour with other teenagers. Problems arise.After an agent saves the US president by not following procedure, she's "demoted" to looking after the teenage first daughter on a wilderness tour with other teenagers. Problems arise.

  • Director
    • Armand Mastroianni
  • Writers
    • Chad Hayes
    • Carey W. Hayes
  • Stars
    • Mariel Hemingway
    • Doug Savant
    • Monica Keena
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  • IMDb RATING
    5.5/10
    1.1K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Armand Mastroianni
    • Writers
      • Chad Hayes
      • Carey W. Hayes
    • Stars
      • Mariel Hemingway
      • Doug Savant
      • Monica Keena
    • 24User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Mariel Hemingway
    Mariel Hemingway
    • Alex McGregor
    Doug Savant
    Doug Savant
    • Grant Coleman
    Monica Keena
    Monica Keena
    • Jess Hayes
    Dallas Page
    Dallas Page
    • Dirk Lindman
    • (as Diamond Dallas Page)
    Alan Dale
    Alan Dale
    • Daly
    Dominic Purcell
    Dominic Purcell
    • Troy Nelson
    Gregory Harrison
    Gregory Harrison
    • President Jonathan Hayes
    Paul Tassone
    Paul Tassone
    • Mark
    Tempany Deckert
    Tempany Deckert
    • Cassie
    Chris Sadrinna
    Chris Sadrinna
    • Eric
    Daniel Murphy
    Daniel Murphy
    • Milo
    Grania Holtsbaum
    • Emma
    Rodney Power
    • Cliff
    Robert Taylor
    Robert Taylor
    • Mason
    Mariel McClorey
    • Katelin
    Craig Ball
    • Walters
    David Webb
    • Wake
    David Wheeler
    David Wheeler
    • Michael Smith
    • Director
      • Armand Mastroianni
    • Writers
      • Chad Hayes
      • Carey W. Hayes
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    User reviews24

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    Petticoats

    Strange Locations

    The film was quite good but what strange locational settings have been selected for this movie. I watched with great interest as location after location that I am familiar with appeared on my screen. You see I have walked across the very bridge that is used for the final climatic scenes. (Maldon Bridge on the southern outskirts of Sydney)It's in a lonely valley and is a very rickety unstable structure that crosses a virtually dry creek bed. Ah the magic of the movies. To see the bridge blown up and have it crossing a far more substantial river. Kind of weird. Great Movie, but if you are a Sydneysider the realism may be spoiled.
    7Soledad-2

    A pretty good movie

    This movie is not The Fugitive or Air Force One but it's a pretty good movie and I liked the script. If you have the opportunity to watch it, don't miss it. The plot is very interesting and both, Mariel Hemingway and Doug Savant, are convincing in their roles. Sometimes movies have a high rating and they are not what you're looking for, other times you watch movies with a low rating and get a nice surprise.
    yenlo

    This turkey goes down river!

    Whoa what a turkey this made for TV yarn is! Horrible acting chiefly by Mariel Hemingway who is completely unconvincing as a secret service agent. It's so bad the viewer can basically figure out what is going to happen scene to scene. If the films "Guarding Tess" "In The Line of Fire" "Deliverance" and "Meatballs" were to be spliced together this would be the result. A couple of good spots with the whitewater rafting and that's about it.
    Glenn_in_Japan

    Accents!

    For once, a TV movie with Aussies pretending to be Americans, instead of the more common reverse. Americans trying to sound like Aussies always sound lame.

    But for once WE were the lame ones! Yay!

    As an Aussie, I found this movie great, just for the accents. The plot was not bad for a made-for-TV, and the acting was OK. But the best bit was listening to the "American" characters whose accents would slip from Yank to Oz and back to Yank in the same sentence... especially one of the President's Generals, played by the dad from "Hey Dad!" (one of the funniest shows in Oz TV history)
    chrisrice1

    Not bad for a TV movie

    I thought this was going to be quite uneventful and boring but it turned out to be fairly good for a TV movie, and the acting wasn't bad except for the Jess's love interest. One gripe I have, and this is probably only because i'm from Australia, once I noticed that it was filmed here I couldn't get over the fact that it did not look anything like Colorado, where it was supposedly set. Unfortunately there's a distinct lack of gum trees in Colorado and another distinct lack of towering snow capped mountains in Australia as well

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    • Trivia
      Initially, this film was written as a loose adaptation of Mario Puzo's novel "The Fourth K". It was considerably revised when the producers saw its potential as a series pilot about a female Secret Service Agent.
    • Goofs
      When Alex tells Jess she's going to get some sun block, a yellow Ford pickup passes behind her. Then after about 3 seconds, when the camera is behind Alex, she is starting to walk away and the same yellow Ford is passing in front of the camera.
    • Quotes

      Grant Coleman: You ever play battleship as a kid? The only way to win was to separate your ships. Never line them up in a row.

    • Connections
      Featured in WCW Thunder: Take a Look at Curt Hennig (1999)

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    Details

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    • Release date
      • August 15, 1999 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • First Daughter
    • Filming locations
      • Australia
    • Production companies
      • TBS Superstation
      • Columbia TriStar Television
      • Lions Gate Television
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    • Budget
      • $5,000,000 (estimated)
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 42m(102 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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