Rules of Engagement (2000)

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Written by James Webb, Stephen Gaghan

Directed by William Friedkin

Running Time: 128 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

In the beginning we see Hayes Hodges (Tommy Lee Jones) and Terry L. Childers (Samuel L. Jackson) as friends during the Vietnam War. While here a situation arises which threatens Hodges life. Put in jeopardy by an unarmed prisoner of war, Childers must now cross both moral and legal laws of war to kill the assailant.

Thirty years later we see Colonel Hayes Hodges as a war-torn military attorney and Colonel Terry Childers highly decorated and whom is still in active service.

Then Col. Childers and his troop are seen in Yemen, to escort a U.S. Ambassador and his family, through the recent uprising. However when hiostility between the U.S soldiers and Yemen protestors reaches boiling point, Childers snaps and orders his men to set fire on the civilian crowd.

This unfortunate event left over 150 people injured or dead and the U.S Government entirely to blame. Now, of course, beurocracy has dictated that Col. Childers will take the full heat of the blame, and the subsequent fall for his course of action.

Now we have the courtroom drama which features Childers old pal, Col. Hodges defending his friend in a high-profile trial where all odds are against a successful acquittal.

When is Rules of Engagement next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Drama December 12th, 3:45pm and on Sky Movies Drama HD December 12th, 3:45pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Tommy Lee JonesTommy Lee JonesCol. Hayes 'Hodge' Hodges
Image for Samuel L. JacksonSamuel L. JacksonCol. Terry L. Childers
Image for Guy PearceGuy PearceMajor Mark Biggs
Image for Ben KingsleyBen KingsleyAmbassador Mourain
Image for Bruce GreenwoodBruce GreenwoodNational Security Advisor Bill Sokal
Image for Anne ArcherAnne ArcherMrs. Mourain
Image for Philip Baker HallPhilip Baker HallGeneral H. Lawrence Hodges
Blair UnderwoodCap. Lee
Dale DyeGeneral Perry
AmidouDr. Ahmar
Mark FeuersteinTom Chandler
Richard McGonagleJudge Col. E. Warner

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