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Blow Out (1981) - film poster, directed by Brian De Palma

Blow Out

1981
1h 48min United States of America Feature
Directed by
Brian De Palma
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Synopsis

While recording sound effects for a slasher flick, Jack Terry stumbles upon a real-life horror: a car careening off a bridge and into a river. Jack jumps into the water and fishes out Sally from the car, but the other passenger is already dead — a governor intending to run for president. As Jack does some investigating of his tapes, and starts a perilous romance with Sally, he enters a tangled web of conspiracy that might leave him dead.

Blow Out (1981) is a 1h 48min crime feature film by Brian De Palma. While recording sound effects for a slasher flick, Jack Terry stumbles upon a real-life horror: a car careening off a...

Key facts

Cast Nancy Allen, John Aquino, Peter Boyden, Dennis Franz, John Lithgow, Curt May, John McMartin, John Travolta
Original language English
First release July 24, 1981 (United States)
Production companies GEORGE LITTO PRODUCTION, Filmways
Home video distributors Warner Home Video (United States), HGV Video Productions (Canada), Goodtimes Home Video (United States)
Setting Pennsylvania
Filming locations Philadelphia

Crew

Screenplay Bill Mesce Jr., Brian De Palma
Producer George Litto
Cinematography Vilmos Zsigmond
Editing Paul Hirsch
Music Pino Donaggio

Trailer

Stills

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Rating

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VHS & home video releases
VHS Warner Home Video (cat. no. 26011) 1983, United States, clamshell
VHS HGV Video Productions (cat. no. 05-04063) 1994, Canada, slipcase
VHS Goodtimes Home Video (cat. no. 05-04063) 1995, United States, slipcase
Soundtracks
Vinyl LP Blow Out (Original Sound Track Score From The Motion Picture) - Pino Donaggio, Robert Q. Lovett (1982) 2 releases, 1982: Polydor
CD Blow Out (Original Sound Track Score From The Motion Picture) - Pino Donaggio, Robert Q. Lovett (1982) 3 releases, 2002-2014: Intrada, Prometheus Records
Releases & classifications
Theatrical United States July 24, 1981
Theatrical Netherlands September 24, 1981
Theatrical Brazil October 22, 1981
Theatrical Sweden November 6, 1981
Theatrical Denmark December 26, 1981
Theatrical Australia February 4, 1982
Theatrical Hong Kong February 11, 1982
Theatrical France February 17, 1982
Theatrical Finland March 19, 1982
Theatrical Japan March 20, 1982
Theatrical Norway April 7, 1982
Theatrical Italy April 14, 1982
Theatrical Portugal April 30, 1982
Theatrical Germany May 7, 1982
Theatrical Colombia September 22, 1982
Theatrical Uruguay March 4, 1983
Theatrical Mexico February 23, 1984
Theatrical France June 7, 2000
Television Netherlands May 31, 2003
Streaming France December 5, 2025
Television France December 5, 2025
Classification Germany 16
Classification United States R
Versions & editions
Home video VHS United States 1983 26011
Home video VHS Canada 1994 05-04063
Home video VHS United States 1995 05-04063
Home video Canada August 28, 2001
Home video Brazil December 24, 2003
Home video Greece May 21, 2007
Home video Netherlands March 27, 2012
Full credits
Director Brian De Palma
Cast Nancy Allen, John Aquino, Peter Boyden, Dennis Franz, John Lithgow, Curt May, John McMartin (Lawrence Henry), John Travolta, Deborah Everton (Hooker), J. Patrick McNamara (Detective at Hospital), Roger Wilson (Coed Lover), Missy Cleveland (Coed Lover), Lori-Nan Engler (Sue), Barbara Sigel (Girl Lover), David De Felice (Boy Lover), Roberto Lombardi (Train Passenger), Missy Crutchfield (Dancing Coed), Cindy Manion (Dancing Coed), Marcy Bigelman (Ecstatic Coed), Ann Kelly (Studious Coed), Dean Bennett (Campus Guard), John Coppolino Jr. (Maniac), Archie Lang (Mixer), Dave Roberts (Anchorman), Claire Carter (Anchorwoman), Maurice Copeland (Jack Manners), John Hoffmeister (Governor McRyan), Thomas J. McCarthy (Policeman at Hospital), Reginald M. Wallace (Policeman at Hospital), Robert L. Penrose (Hospital Administrator), Larry Woody (Doctor), Dick McGarvin (TV Newscaster), Michael Borghese (Newsdealer), Rossana Fichera (Receptionist), James Jeter (Film Lab Man), Luddy Tramontana (Freddie Corso), Sid Doherty (Cop in Car), Milt Fields (Mobster), Bud Seese (Corrupt Captain), Maureen Sullivan (First Murder Victim), Brian Corrigan (Cop at Karp's Office), Elaine Filoon (Screamer), Robin Sherwood (Betty), Tim Choate (Sailor), B.J. Cyrus (Sailor's Friend), Dave DeAngelis (Sailor's Friend), Thomas Finn (Sailor's Friend), Tony Devon (Sailor's Friend), Henry Cohen (Ambulance Attendant), Bernie Rachelle (Ambulance Attendant), William Tarman (Security Guard), Michael Tearson (Hawker)
Screenplay Bill Mesce Jr., Brian De Palma
Producer George Litto
Executive producer Fred C. Caruso
Cinematography Vilmos Zsigmond
Editing Paul Hirsch
Music Pino Donaggio
Production design Paul Sylbert
Visual effects David Domeyer
Costumes Vicki Sánchez
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q885488
IMDb tt0082085
TMDB 11644
CQ 7634

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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