Top Billed Cast

Anthony Hopkins
John Clancy
Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Agent Joe Merriweather
Abbie Cornish
Agent Katherine Cowles
Colin Farrell
Charles Ambrose
Matt Gerald
Sloman
Jose Pablo Cantillo
Sawyer
Marley Shelton
Laura Merriwether
Xander Berkeley
Mr. Ellis
Kenny Johnson
David Raymond
Joshua Close
Linus Harp
Sharon Lawrence
Mrs. Ellis
Janine Turner
Elizabeth Clancy
Luisa Moraes
Victoria Raymond
Jordan Woods-Robinson
Mr. Oldfield
Niyi Oni
Agent Fibbie
Carter Godwin
Kevin Merriwether
Autumn Dial
Emma Clancy
Tara Arroyave
Waitress
Rey Hernandez
Dog Cop
Bruce Taylor
Old Client
Frank Brennan
Minister
Adam Drescher
Beat Cop
Jake Lawson
Sketch Artist
Keith Ewell
Officer Mosley
Charles Lawlor
Pathologist
Kresh Novakovic
Uniform
Michele Torres
Neighbor
David Weiss
Officer Waxman
Christopher Beanland
SWAT Lead
Russell Durham Comegys
SWAT Shooter
Adam Boyer
SWAT Captain
David Alessi
SWAT Officer (uncredited)
Kenesha Bolton
Pedestrian on Train (uncredited)
Malina Germanova
Frightened Woman (uncredited)
Michael D. Jenkins
Precision Driver (uncredited)
Angela Kerecz
Prostitute (uncredited)
Rob Koebel
Businessman on Train (uncredited)
Drew Lamkins
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Matt Leddo
Bruce (uncredited)
Shaheed Malik
Police Officer (uncredited)
John Merical
Businessman on Metro (uncredited)
Richard A Moore
Officer Witmire (uncredited)
Michelle Pokopac
Woman with Baby (uncredited)
Timothy Scott
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Emily Chandler Westergreen
Happy Patient (uncredited)

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A review by Reno

Written by Reno on Mon Apr 04 2016

> The A list actors in a B movie, is the latest trend. A bunch of great actors with their very good performances, but the story was merely okay, even though somewhat it was an enjoyable flick. 'Two Rabbits' was a good Brasilian thriller, this is from the same director and his Hollywood debut which is not a spellbinding. I expected a lot after knowing it was his film, it did not disappoint me either, but for the Hollywood standards this was a let down. If it would have been a Portuguese film, then no one would have complained much. It was supposed to be a sequel to David Fincher's 'Seven',...