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Picasso Trigger

Picasso Trigger (1988) Full Cast & Crew

Movie"They take their art seriously. They kill."

Cast

S
Steve Bond
as Travis Abilene
D
Dona Speir
as Donna
H
Hope Marie Carlton
as Taryn
H
Harold Diamond
as Jade
J
John Aprea
as Salazar / Picasso Trigger
R
Roberta Vasquez
as Pantera
G
Guich Koock
as L.G. Abilene
R
Rodrigo Obregón
as Miguel Ortiz
B
Bruce Penhall
as Hondo
C
Cynthia Brimhall
as Edy
R
Richard LePore
as Professor
N
Nicholas Georgiade
as Schiavo
K
Kym Malin
as Kym
P
Patty Duffek
as Patticakes
L
Liv Lindeland
as Inga
D
Dennis Alexio
as Toshi Lum
R
Rustam Branaman
as Glen
K
Keith Cooke
as Clayton
W
Wolf Larson
as Jimmy-John
J
John Brown
as Juan
R
Roy Summersett
as Charles Patterson
J
John Dunn
as Larry
A
Abb Dickson
as Agent #1
E
Erick Schrum
as Agent #2
C
Cynthia Barnes
as Also Appearing
L
Luis Castille
S
Sofia Elias
B
Barbara Allen
C
Charlie Allen
E
Eileen Matsuura
N
Nancy Williams
N
Nobu Shimizu
R
Robert R. Davis
J
J.C. Roberts Jr.
M
Matthew A. Jones
L
Laurie Penhall
J
Jill McDonald
A
Ashley Sugar
D
David Hadder
as Assassin (uncredited)
A
Andy Sidaris
as Whitey (uncredited)

Crew

A
Andy Sidaris
Director
A
Andy Sidaris
Writer
Arlene Sidaris
Arlene Sidaris
Producer
M
Michael Donohew
Executive Producer
G
Gary Stockdale
Original Music Composer
H
Howard Wexler
Director of Photography
M
Michael Haight
Editor
P
Peter Munneke
Production Design
T
Tom Stockfisch
Casting
F
Fionn
Costume Design
R
Roseanne McIlvane
Makeup Artist
H
Harmon Lougher
Executive In Charge Of Production
H
H.M. Freedman
First Assistant Director
C
Christian Drew Sidaris
Second Assistant Director
P
Phil Brandes
Carpenter
B
Brian Bull
Carpenter
G
Glen Christensen
Title Graphics
M
Mark Haskins
Property Master
J
Jimmy Johnson
Carpenter
E
Eddie Bolandis
Boom Operator
A
Anton Holden
Sound Effects Editor
M
Mark Linden
Sound Mixer
P
Paul Schremp
Sound Mixer
N
Neil Wolfson
Sound Mixer
P
Paul Schremp
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
R
Robert Calvert
Special Effects
F
Frank Ceglia
Special Effects
H
Hayley Cecile
Makeup Effects
R
Randy Campbell
Stunts
L
Lance Carstens
Stunts
H
Harold Diamond
Martial Arts Choreographer
D
David Hadder
Stunts
S
Spyro Kemble
Stunts
P
Prentice Mayer
Stunts
E
Eric Suhren
Stunts
D
David Hadder
Grip
H
Harmon Lougher
Second Unit Director of Photography
T
T.B. Mennett
Electrician
J
John Vecchio
Gaffer
B
Brian Bennos
Location Manager
K
Kevin Klingler
Music Score Producer
S
Steve Gehrke
Production Coordinator
S
Steve Gehrke
Script Supervisor

Bullets, Bombs, and Babes Collection

"Bullets, Bombs, and Babes" or "Bullets, Bombs, and Boobs" (BBB for short) is a series of B-movies produced between 1985 and 1998 by Andy Sidaris. All were action flicks featuring buxom gun-toting Playboy Playmates and Penthouse Pets with titles like Fit to Kill and Savage Beach. Most of Sidaris' "Triple B" series (later given the title L.E.T.H.A.L. Ladies) focused on the adventures of a team of secret agents and were mostly filmed in Hawaii. Several entries in the series were merely produced by him and were written and directed by others. Although the series featured recurring characters, continuity between films was not a priority and it was common for an actress who played a villain (and was killed off) in one film to re-appear in a subsequent film as a hero.