Michael B. Christy

Acting

Michael B. Christy

Known for

Acting

Credits

8 titles

Michael B. Christy is known for his work on Marine Corps Combat Leadership Skills (1986), Sworn to Secrecy: Secrets of War (1998) and An Eye for an Eye (1981). Following a 20-year career as an Army officer, I began my own production company producing, writing and directing military training and informational films and videos for 12 years before moving to producing, writing and directing cable network documentaries. I also acted in 9 marshal arts films while stationed in Korea, a few American films and a recurring role on the TV series "Tour of Duty."

Known for

Tour of Duty poster
8.1

The trials of a U.S. Army platoon serving in the field during the Vietnam War.

Tour of Duty

1987

An Eye for an Eye poster
5.3

Sean Kane is forced to resign from the San Francisco Police Department's Narcotics Division when he goes berserk after his partner is murdered. He decides to fight alone and follows a trail of drug traffickers into unexpected high places.

An Eye for an Eye

1981

Enter the Game of Death poster
7.1

It's approaching World War 2 and China is expecting to be invaded by Germany and Japan. Mr Ang is hired by a Chinese group who are after a "secret document." Many other groups want to get their hands on it as well. It's on the top floor of a tower and Ang must fight his way to the top.

Enter the Game of Death

1978

Combat Leadership: The Ultimate Challenge poster
9.0

Actor and WWII veteran Lee Marvin narrates this USMC training film on combat leadership.

Combat Leadership: The Ultimate Challenge

1986

Fear poster
4.2

A family living in an isolated cabin in the woods are terrorized by a gang of escaped convicts. Their leader, a serial killer, is a disturbed Vietnam veteran. What the gang doesn't know is that the family's father is also a Vietnam veteran, and he has no intention of letting his family come to any harm.

Fear

1988

Time Machine: Running the DMZ - Korea on the Frontlines poster
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On the 50th anniversary for the signing of the Korea War Armistice we take you back in history to explain how the conflict between North and South Korea started, yet is not over. It is only an agreed cease fire agreement. What show the viewer is how the hostility is far from over and continues to this day. the escalation continues as sure as the sun rises in the east.

Time Machine: Running the DMZ - Korea on the Frontlines

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