Updated June 26, 2020 |
Infoplease Staff
| Director: | Dwight Little |
| Writers: | Wayne Beach and David Hodgin |
| Director of Photography: | Steven Bernstein |
| Editor: | Billy Weber |
| Music: | Christopher Young |
| Production Designer: | Nelson Coates |
| Producers: | Arnold Kopelson and Arnon Milchan |
| Warner Bros.; R; 110 minutes | |
| Release: | 4/97 |
| Cast: | Wesley Snipes, Diane Lane, Alan Alda, Ronny Cox and Dennis Miller |
Lately, White House disaster films are almost as prevalent as natural disaster films. What does that indicate about our feelings for government? As in Absolute Power, a young bombshell turns up dead at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. The murder reeks of illicit sex and a cover-up conspiracy. The President's press secretary asks homicide detective Harlan Regis (Snipes) not to mention the words “woman” and “murder.” When a janitor is arrested for the murder, Regis senses a stonewall and convinces Secret Service agent Nina Chance (Lane) to dig deeper.
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