Title: Into the Sun (2005 film)
Content:  Into the Sun is a 2005 action film directed by Christopher Morrison and starring Steven Seagal (who also produced), Matthew Davis, Takao Osawa, Eddie George, Juliette Marquis, and William Atherton. The original script, written by Trevor Miller, was very similar to Sydney Pollack's The Yakuza. Joe Halpin, a former undercover narcotics detective, rewrote the script with Seagal to avoid making it a costly remake. Set in Japan, Seagal plays a CIA operative who takes down Yakuza gangsters. It was theatrically released in Japan but only went direct-to-DVD in the United States.
Title: Into the Sun (2005 film)
Content:  The original script by Trevor Miller had to be reworked, as it was too similar to The Yakuza, which would have cost too much to license for a remake. The film was announced in 2003 after Franchise Pictures bought the script. Joe Halpin, who rewrote the script, is a former undercover narcotics detective who worked with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and Drug Enforcement Administration. Morrison said that the film, which was shot in Japan, was designed to feel authentically Japanese instead of merely being an American film set in Japan. Seagal had lived in Japan earlier and expressed embarrassment in the DVD commentary over how rusty he was at the use of the Japanese language. The director said his "experience with Steven was terrific. I was working on a project very near to his heart as it was set in Tokyo and Steven had lived there for years and speaks fluent Japanese. The only difficulties came from stretching the budget & schedule to work in Tokyo and Thailand with a multi-language speaking cast. I however am very grateful for him giving me the shot to work with him on such a personal project he wrote."
Title: Into the Sun (1992 film)
Content: Anthony Michael Hall as Tom Slade ; Michael Paré as Captain Paul "Shotgun" Watkins ; Deborah Moore as Major Goode (as Deborah Maria Moore) ; Terry Kiser as Mitchell Burton ; Brian Haley as Lieutenant DeCarlo ; Michael St. Gerard as Lieutenant Wolf ; Linden Ashby as "Dragon" ; Melissa Moore as Female Sergeant 
Title: Into the Sun (1992 film)
Content:  Into the Sun is a 1992 action comedy film involving a pilot and actor thrown into a dangerous situation. The film stars Michael Paré and Anthony Michael Hall.
Title: Into the Sun (1992 film)
Content:  Into the Sun began shooting March 12, 1991 with principal photography completed on April 25, 1991. Most of its aerial footage are taken from Iron Eagle movie stock (hence its Israeli Air Force camouflage, but USAF roundels). The filming in Israel provided the aerial sequences choreographed by Jim Gavin, whose earlier works include Blue Thunder.
Title: Into the Sun (1992 film)
Content:  Film historian and reviewer Leonard Maltin noted that Into the Sun was very similar to scenario seen in The Hard Way (1991) starring Michael J. Fox and James Woods. The two films, however had a "change of milieu and budget. He summarized his appraisal as "aerial stunts aren't bad considering the threadbare production values, but it's only for those who'll try out anything that pops up on the video store shelves." Janet Maslin in her review for The New York Times, noted that the comedy elements dominated. "Mr. Hall, whose earlier performances (in films like "National Lampoon's Vacation" and "Sixteen Candles") have been 
Title: Into the Sun (1992 film)
Content:  goofier, remains coolly funny and graduates to subtler forms of comedy with this role. ... Mr. Pare, who looks like a model and sounds like a wrier version of Sylvester Stallone, makes an appropriately staunch straight man. He and Deborah Maria Moore, as the pert major who attracts both Tom and Shotgun, give the film a decorative luster it might otherwise lack. Terry Kiser has some amusing moments as the loudmouth talent manager who, asked if the "star" and "sensation" who is his client can be described as "Tom Slade, the actor," pauses nervously. He thinks that may be going too far."
Title: Into the Sun (2005 film)
Content:  Beyond Hollywood wrote that the film could have been good if it had starred someone besides Seagal, whose extensive scenes of dialogue feel like padding and do not play to his action hero strengths. Ian Jane of DVD Talk rated it 3/5 stars and, while calling it one of Seagal's better recent films, recommended it to fans of mindless action films.
Title: Into the Sun (2005 film)
Content:  Sony released Into the Sun theatrically in Japan on November 26, 2005, and it grossed $164,762. In the United States, it went direct-to-video, released on February 15, 2005.
Title: Into the Sun (2005 film)
Content: Steven Seagal as CIA Agent Travis Hunter, a law enforcement agent sent to Tokyo to track down a crime syndicate responsible for murdering the governor ; Matthew Davis as FBI Agent Sean Mac, Hunter's rookie understudy ; Takao Osawa as Kuroda (Japanese: 黒田, Kuroda), the leader of the crime syndicate responsible for assassinating Tokyo's Governor and the main antagonist. ; Eddie George as CIA Agent Jones, Travis' ex-partner who is killed in South East Asia. ; William Atherton as CIA Agent Block: The head of the CIA stationed in Tokyo. ; Juliette Marquis as Jewel: A CIA spook. ; Ken Lo as Chen (Mandarin: 陈, Chén), a 

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Into the Sun?
Answer: Steven Seagal.
Steven Frederic Seagal.
Steven Frederick Seagal.