Andrew Lane

Jake Speed is a 1986 action/comedy film directed by Andrew Lane, produced by Lane, Wayne Crawford (Lane's producing partner and friend), and William Fay, written by Lane and Crawford, and starring Crawford in the title role.

Barry Sonnenfeld; , originally the Coen brothers' DPJan de Bont, cinematographer on films such as Die Hard and Basic Instinct,

Barry Sonnenfeld, originally the Coen brothers' DP; Jan de Bont, cinematographer on films such as Die Hard and Basic Instinct, directed Speed and Twister.

Jan de Bont, who worked on other action blockbusters like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon 3

Speed was directed by Jan de Bont, who worked on other action blockbusters like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon 3, and has all the high-octane intensity you would expect from a solid ‘90s action flick.

Wayne Crawford

Wayne Crawford is a veteran B-movie actor-turned-director (Jake Speed) who says (Jake Speed's current ambition is to make direct-to-video movies with steamy romance, chase/chop action, and exotic locales.

Lane

With that in mind, Lane went ahead with directing Lane's own passion project, Jake Speed, believing Lane could take a creative chance in Lane's career.

macabre maestro Tim Burton

35 years ago, macabre maestro Tim Burton directed Jake's second feature and what would still remain one of the finest achievements of Jake's career.

Roger Donaldson

And Speed’s probably no coincidence that both were directed by the same man – Roger Donaldson.

Axel Braun

The film was shot, edited, and directed by Axel Braun and stars an ensemble cast headed by Chris Johnson as Jake, the main human character.

David Lynch

Whilst Jake was still at university, Jake's original 2010 viral accents video caught the attention of highly acclaimed American director David Lynch, who promptly got in touch to discuss a potienital role for Jake in one of Jake's upcoming projects.

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The director was Jeff Tremaine, creator and director of Jackass (starring Johnny Knoxville).

Doug Dillaman

Doug Dillaman wrote and directed the feature film Jake.

great Harold Ramis

The late, great Harold Ramis made Jake's directorial debut with Caddyshack.

Chris Hicky

Grammy-nominated director Chris Hicky proves Jake's musical aptitude by wisely casting Jake La Botz, who learned Jake's trade from old Mississippi bluesmen, as lead man.

Casey Nicholaw

The director was Casey Nicholaw, with principal cast including Peter Benson, David Rasche, Peter Maloney and Jan Maxwell.