Can this radio be identified

[dragon48]

The screenshots are from a Netflix show called Taken. The side view of this radio looks to me like a Baofeng UV-5R. Is my guess correct, or is it impossible to identify from these angles?

I’m pretty certain that the antenna is a Nagoya.

 

[mule1075]

Display screen looks to large for a uv-5r

 

[dragon48]

Display screen looks to large for a uv-5r

Agreed - I missed that.

 

[Rt169Radio]

It definitely looks like some type of Baofeng or TYT brand radio due to the setup of the left side of the radio.

 

[Reconrider]

Looks like my tyt md-uv380 or my baofeng bf -80

 

[KG7PBS]

It's so sad seeing CCR on TV shows. I miss the good old days of HT1000s and MTS2000s. And some cop shows with an XTS or may APX

 

[ecps92]

or a nice HT200/500 or 220 Slimline or even a MX300 Brick

It's so sad seeing CCR on TV shows. I miss the good old days of HT1000s and MTS2000s. And some cop shows with an XTS or may APX

 

[cmdrwill]

or a nice HT200/500 or 220 Slimline or even a MX300 Brick

I have some of those in my museum.

 

[GlobalNorth]

Most likely a prop built by the studio.

 

[cmdrwill]

A prop would cost way more than a ching chang so-called radio, Union wages.

 

[racingfan360]

or is it impossible to identify from these angles?

Nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it (...or just use google for 5mins !!)
Pretty sure it's a Helida CP-UV2000: check out the form factor, red button on the side, antenna position and form factor, and screen size.
As they're dirt cheap, but 'look the part', it's likely to be the first thing the props dept went for.

 

[bob550]

As they're dirt cheap, but 'look the part', it's likely to be the first thing the props dept went for.

Because they know that people like us will be watching!

 

[altgradauto]

Based on movie Taken 2008 my guess is HELIDA CP-UV2000 Longest Range Walkie Talkie