The Kingdom (2007)

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Written by Matthew Michael Carnahan

Directed by Peter Berg

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA/Germany

Filmed in Colour

This slightly obvious wham-bam action thriller - starring Jamie Foxx (pictured) - delivers exciting sequences, but don't expect too much more. Set in Saudi Arabia, a Western housing compound is suddenly and violently attacked by terrorists, leaving hundreds dead. The US authorities decide against sending anyone to investigate, given the already hostile feelings towards Americans in the country, but outraged FBI agent Ronald Fleury (Foxx) refuses to let the attack pass without retribution. He gathers an elite team - including Chris Cooper, Jennifer Garner and Jason Bateman - for a covert mission into Saudi Arabia to track down the terrorists responsible, with explosive results.

Directed by Peter Berg and released in 2007, Foxx works well, playing off the chemistry between himself and Cooper, and building a partnership with Ashraf Barhom, a Saudi colonel assigned to protect the Americans.

Cast

Image for Jamie FoxxJamie FoxxRonald Fleury
Image for Chris CooperChris CooperGrant Sykes
Image for Jennifer GarnerJennifer GarnerJanet Mayes
Image for Jason BatemanJason BatemanAdam Leavitt
Image for Ashraf BarhomAshraf BarhomCol. Faris Al Ghazi
Ali SulimanSgt. Haytham
Image for Jeremy PivenJeremy PivenDamon Schmidt
Richard JenkinsFBI Director James Grace
Kyle ChandlerFrancis Manner
Image for Frances FisherFrances FisherElaine Flowers
Tim McGrawAaron Jackson
Image for Danny HustonDanny HustonAttorney General Gideon Young
Kelly AuCoinEllis Leach
Anna Deavere SmithMaricella Canavesio
Minka KellyMiss Ross

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