The movie named ‘Intrusion: Cambodia’ was released in 1983. This Action and War film, directed by Jun Gallardo, revolves around a scrappy team on a secret mission into Cambodia, led by Richard Harrison, a legendary special forces commando. Various aspects such as filming locations, casting, and intriguing facts about the movie are discussed in this article.
Where it Filmed?
Intrusion: Cambodia’ was entirely shot in the Philippines. The filming dates are not specified. This was where the thrilling action sequences and dramatic scenes were captured for the audience’s enjoyment.
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Vic Vargas | |
| Richard Harrison | Robert F. Burton |
| Anthony Alonzo | |
| Robert Miller | (as Robert Lee) |
| Dick Israel | |
| Jim Gaines | (as James Gaines) |
| Don Gordon Bell | (as Don Gordon) |
| Tetchie Agbayani | |
| Bembol Roco | Major Dao |
| Romano Kristoff | |
| Greg Lozano | |
| Stanley Orong | |
| Bert Wilson | |
| Dax Rivera | |
| Ramon Jimenez | |
| Ver Sagum | |
| Carl Wuco | |
| Jay Bumpus | |
| Steve Craig | |
| Benny Nightingale | (as Ben Nightingale) |
| Willy Eqqer | |
| Angelo Casartelli | (as Anqelo Casartelli) |
Trivia and Facts
- The director of the movie was Jun Gallardo.
- The script was written by Rodolfo Dabao Jr. and Don Gordon Bell.
- The star cast included Vic Vargas, Richard Harrison, and Anthony Alonzo.
- Richard Harrison played the character Robert F. Burton.
- Other notable casts were Jim Gaines and Don Gordon Bell.
- The film’s music was composed by Restie Umali, and Vic Anao was responsible for the Cinematography.
- The editing was done by Rene Tala, and the art direction was under Roger Suarez.
- The film also involved a significant contribution from the sound and special effects department.
- The film was produced under the label of Kinavesa International.
- Various distributors played a part in circulating the film, including Cannon Film Distributors in the United States.
- The film had different names in various countries. For example, it was known as ‘Massacre Territory’ in France and ‘Operación Camboya’ in Spain.
