Eraser: Turnabout

Video Game
1997

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In this sequel to 1996 film Eraser, you take the role of the film's protagonist Witness Protection specialist and U.S. Marshal John 'The Eraser' Kruger. You must uncover a new conspiracy, sh... Read allIn this sequel to 1996 film Eraser, you take the role of the film's protagonist Witness Protection specialist and U.S. Marshal John 'The Eraser' Kruger. You must uncover a new conspiracy, shoot a lot of terrorists and solve a few puzzles.In this sequel to 1996 film Eraser, you take the role of the film's protagonist Witness Protection specialist and U.S. Marshal John 'The Eraser' Kruger. You must uncover a new conspiracy, shoot a lot of terrorists and solve a few puzzles.

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Sal Viscuso

Brian Gill (Bartender)

William Utay

Victor Rosenblum (Professor)
(as Will Utay)

John DeMita

Harry Reese

Michael Gregory

James Rahl
(voice)

Jane A. Rogers

Priscilla Kent
(as Jane Rogers)

Michelle Clunie

Grace Swanson
(voice)

Samantha Mudd

Samantha Roarke (Technician)
(voice)

Michael Brandon

Agent 1

Michelle Jones

Agent 2
(voice)

Bruce Gray

Bruce McCord (Director)

Max Segar

Mr. Seymore

Robert Miano

File Clerk
(voice)

Christopher Darga

Guard

Alec Murdock

TV Reporter

Michael Leopard

Blackmailer

Ken Burroughs

Chicago Cast

John Carter

Chicago Cast

Jocelyne Lopez

Chicago Cast
(as Jocelyn Don de Ville)

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Writer
- Howard A. Tullman
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More clever and well acted Sequel to The original ERASER.

ERASER, (TURNABOUT) is a very clever sequel to the original Eraser with Arnold Scwarzeneggar, but with much more style and verve. The Director Kenneth Berris and the writer Howard Tullman seemed to understand that the "hokiness" of the original wouldn't play with the more discerning interactive crowd and dispensed with all the cliche stuff that the original had. I thought the acting was truly tremendous. Sal Viscuso, Jane Rogers, and Michael Gregory all bring a lot to their parts. The look of the film is also first class. I'd have to say for a genre like this , I would give this a 9+ out of 10. Excellent.