Diplomatic Immunity (1991)

Diplomatic Immunity (1991) is confusing. Not only because the American flick was released in the same year as a same-named Canadian pic, but because the term incites plots on film and in real life. In other words, the policy says visiting dignitaries are above the laws of their host land. On the upside, this frees up the minds of international policymakers from considerations of complex municipal traffic and parking statutes. But in the case of this cinematic adaptation of Theodore Taylor’s book “The Stalker” (1987), diplomatic immunity is used in an untoward way. Indeed, the action kicks in when a shady foreigner (Tom Bresnahan) invokes the “get out of jail free” clause to escape justice after murdering the daughter of United States Marine Cole Hickel (Bruce Boxleitner). As Cole seeks revenge, gripping suspense scenes follow suit. Along the way, we encounter a cast of characters which include Ellen Hickel (Sharon Case), Gerta Hermann (Meg Foster), Cowboy (Billy Drago), Stonebridge (Robert Forster), and the gorgeous Teresa Escobal (Fabiana Udenio). Due to her chest, the busty actress stands out against the rest. That’s because we get to view the Italian-Argentine eyeful’s big nude boobs when Bresnahan roughly rips her blouse open. Even though we don’t condone such an act, we appreciate seeing the stacked stunner’s bare breasts and pretty panties. Diplomatically speaking, Mr. Skin is far from immune to the charms on Ms. Udenio’s body. Suffice it to say, there’s no denying the fact that Fabiana’s ravishing rack puts the thrills into this thriller!