The Marksman (2005)

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Written by Travis Spangler, Tyler Spangler

Directed by Marcus Adams

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

A bunch of Chechen rebels have taken over a nuclear plant and are holding all the workers hostage. They're threatening to blow it up, causing environmental catastrophe and massive loss of life. The Russian authorities don't seem to know how to handle the situation so, in inimitable gung-ho style, the US decides to send in an elite Special Forces team to sort the situation out. Enter Wesley Snipes, in the kind of role that's made him famous - he's a mysterious hard man, emotionally damaged by some of the terrible things he's experienced, and prepared to do anything to complete his task. He needs all his talents as he finds himself needing not only to rescue the hostages but also some of his own team.

Cast

Image for Wesley SnipesWesley SnipesPainter
Emma SammsAmanda Jacks
William HopeJohnathan Tensor
Anthony WarrenCapt. Naish
Peter Youngblood HillsHargreaves
Ryan McCluskeyRodgers
Warren DerosaOrin
Christiaan HaigHightop
Dan BadarauGeneral Egor Zaysan
Serge SoricAndrey Flintov
Gelu NituMinister Viktor Ivanov
Matt SalingerGeneral Parent
John GuerrasioSecretary Cummings
Image for Ian AshpitelIan AshpitelMajor Devro
Peter SwanderSgt. Hill

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