Red Mercury (2005)

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Written by Farrukh Dhondy

Directed by Roy Battersby

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

The three members of a terrorist cell are forced to go on the run when their cover is blown, and take refuge in a London restaurant. When they are discovered, they take the staff and customers hostage, and an MI5 operative is assigned to break the siege. But the situation is complicated when she learns the terrorists have the means to create a chemical bomb.

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In the UK... it's next showing on Hallmark November 16th, 1:00am. See more...

Cast

Image for Juliet StevensonJuliet StevensonSofia
David Bradley IVNeil Ashton
Ron SilverSidney
Stockard ChanningPenelope
Nigel TerryLindsey
Image for Pete PostlethwaitePete PostlethwaiteGold Commander
Barber AliDilawar
Jessica BrooksJemma
Alex CaanMushtaq
Michael CheyneyReporter 1
Navin ChowdhryAsif
Jacqueline DefferaryAmanda
Matthew EarleySurveillance Driver
Graham GarnerReporter 2
Shivani GhaiSecretary
Harry GilliamHarry
Stella GonetGerry
Che GrantReporter
Shiv GrewalFazal
Daniel HillDonald Carr
Jason HughesCollins
Joey JeetunTV Crewman
Dean KnowsleyPolice Sniper
Simon KunzBriggs
Image for Simone LahbibSimone LahbibJanet
James LarkinEvans
Image for Amanda RyanAmanda RyanElectra
San ShellaShahid
Image for Honeysuckle WeeksHoneysuckle WeeksClarissa
Clive WoodJohn

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