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Released in October 1985, Commando was directed by Mark L. Lester and produced by Joel Silver. It cemented Arnold Schwarzenegger’s status as an action superstar following The Terminator (1984). The plot is simple yet electrifying: retired Special Forces Colonel John Matrix (Schwarzenegger) discovers his former team members are being assassinated. When his daughter, Jenny (Alyssa Milano), is kidnapped by a deposed dictator, Matrix must accomplish the impossible – wipe out an entire army single-handedly to save her.

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| Actor | Character | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Arnold Schwarzenegger | John Matrix | The retired elite commando and one-man army | | Rae Dawn Chong | Cindy | The off-duty flight attendant who becomes Matrix's reluctant ally | | Dan Hedaya | Arius | The exiled South American dictator and main villain | | Vernon Wells | Bennett | The psychopathic former member of Matrix's unit, now leading the mercenaries | | Alyssa Milano | Jenny Matrix | Matrix's young daughter, the film's motivating MacGuffin | | James Olson | Gen. Franklin Kirby | Matrix's former commanding officer | | Bill Duke | Cooke | One of Arius's mercenaries, a former Green Beret | The plot is simple yet electrifying: retired Special

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Before CGI took over, Commando brought massive explosions, practical gunplay, and visceral fights, all leading to over 80 on-screen deaths.