The Last Marshal 1999
"They'll never know what hit 'em"
In *The Last Marshal (1999)*, directed by Mike Kirton, we meet Marshall McClary—an uncompromising Texas lawman whose reputation is as brutal as his methods.
Director: Mike Kirton
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Last Marshal (1999)* about?
*The Last Marshal* follows Marshall McClary, a volatile Texas marshal whose no-holds-barred approach to law enforcement lands him in hot water with the FBI. After a botched hostage standoff, he chases two escaped criminals to Miami, where his abrasive methods create more enemies than allies.
Who directed *The Last Marshal*?
Mike Kirton directed *The Last Marshal* (1999), helming this gritty action-thriller with a distinct focus on character-driven chaos.
Who stars in *The Last Marshal*?
Scott Glenn headlines the cast as Marshall McClary, joined by Constance Marie, Randall Batinkoff, Raymond Cruz, and Lisa Boyle.
Is *The Last Marshal (1999)* worth watching?
While *The Last Marshal* doesn't boast a rated IMDb score, its high-energy action and flawed protagonist make it a cult favorite for fans of 90s thrillers. The film's raw intensity and unapologetic lead role are its strongest draws—if you're in the mood for something edgy and unfiltered.
How long is *The Last Marshal*?
*The Last Marshal* runs for 102 minutes.
About The Last Marshal (1999) — A Flawed Hero's Brutal Pursuit in 90s Miami
In *The Last Marshal (1999)*, directed by Mike Kirton, we meet Marshall McClary—an uncompromising Texas lawman whose reputation is as brutal as his methods. When a hostage situation spirals into chaos, McClary's aggressive tactics clash with FBI intervention, leaving him wounded and two fugitives on the lam. Taking the pursuit to Miami, he teams up with local police but alienates everyone in his path, from colleagues to civilians, as he tracks the criminals with relentless, unfiltered fury.
The film blends hard-hitting action with darkly comedic undertones, painting McClary as a flawed antihero whose sheer intensity makes him both dangerous and hypnotic. Set against the gritty backdrop of 90s Miami, the movie thrives on raw tension, moral ambiguity, and a protagonist who refuses to play by the rules.