Four Brothers (2005)

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Written by David Elliot, Paul Lovett

Directed by John Singleton

Also known as "Quatre frères"

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

John Singleton's action drama stars Mark Wahlberg, André Benjamin, Garrett Hedlund and Tyrese Gibson as Bobby, Jeremiah, Jack and Angel Mercer, brothers by adoption by their foster mother Evelyn Mercer (Fionnula Flanagan).

When their foster mother is gunned down in a botched convenience store robbery, the four adopted brothers meet again at the funeral and swear to track down her killers. But as they investigate the killing, they discover that her murder might not have been an awful accident but something darker...

Cast

Image for Mark WahlbergMark WahlbergBobby Mercer
Image for Tyrese GibsonTyrese GibsonAngel Mercer
Image for André BenjaminAndré BenjaminJeremiah Mercer
Image for Garrett HedlundGarrett HedlundJack Mercer
Image for Terrence HowardTerrence HowardLt. Green
Josh CharlesDet. Fowler
Sofía VergaraSofi
Image for Fionnula FlanaganFionnula FlanaganEvelyn Mercer
Image for Chiwetel EjioforChiwetel EjioforVictor Sweet
Taraji P. HensonCamille Mercer
Barry Shabaka HenleyCouncilman Douglas
Jernard BurksEvan
Image for Kenneth WelshKenneth WelshRobert Bradford
Tony NappoCharlie
Shawn SingletonVictor Hoodlum

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