Firefox

Clint Eastwood plays Mitchell Gant, a skilled and resourceful pilot tasked with a dangerous mission to steal a state-of-the-art Soviet fighter jet, the Firefox.

Freddie Jones portrays Kenneth Aubrey, an intelligence official who recruits Mitchell Gant for the covert operation to acquire the advanced aircraft.

David Huffman takes on the role of Captain Buckholz, one of the military personnel involved in supporting Mitchell Gant during his mission.

Warren Clarke plays Pavel Upenskoy, a key contact in the Soviet Union who aids Mitchell Gant in his efforts to steal the powerful fighter plane.

Ronald Lacey portrays Semelovsky, a Soviet official who becomes entangled in the dangerous game of espionage surrounding the Firefox aircraft.

Kenneth Colley takes on the role of Colonel Kontarsky, a high-ranking Soviet officer involved in the security and deployment of the formidable Firefox jet.

Klaus Löwitsch portrays General Vladimirov, a key figure within the Soviet military hierarchy overseeing the advanced weapons program that includes the Firefox.

Nigel Hawthorne plays Pyotr Baranovich, a Soviet scientist instrumental in the development and maintenance of the cutting-edge technology present in the Firefox fighter plane.

Stefan Schnabel plays the First Secretary, a diplomatic figure involved in the political machinations surrounding the international tensions triggered by the Firefox aircraft.

Thomas Hill portrays General Brown, a senior military officer within the U.S. forces who plays a role in strategizing the mission to acquire the Firefox jet.

Clive Merrison plays Major Lanyev, a Soviet military officer involved in the defense and protection of the Firefox aircraft from external threats and espionage.

Kai Wulff portrays Lt. Colonel Voskov, a Soviet military officer tasked with ensuring the security and operational readiness of the Firefox fighter jet.