Apart they're tough.
Together, they're awesome.
| Best of the Best | |
| Sae Jin Kwon | |
| Director: | Robert Radler |
| Produced: | USA 1989 (The Movie Group) |
| Produced by: | Phillip Rhee |
| Written by: | Phillip Rhee, Paul Levine |
| Running Time: | 97 Min. |
| Leads: | Eric Roberts, James Earl Jones. |
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Quoted from cover:
They spend the next three months testing their
physical and mental abilities to the limit.
Coach Couzo knows they will have to be at their peak
if they're going to defeat Dae Han and his masterful South
Korean team at the International competition in
Seoul. But just how far
can coach Couzo push his team in order to win that
elusive gold medal..."
"Alex Grady (Eric Roberts), finds release from the problems
of everyday life as a fierce karate competitor.
Chosen to be part of the United States National Karate Team,
he joins four other would be champions to go through
rigorous training under the formidable eye of coach
Frank Couzo (James Earl Jones) and trainer Catherine Wade
(Sally Kirkland), an expert in Eastern philosophy
and technique."
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