U.S. Marshals (1998)

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Written by Roy Huggins, John Pogue

Directed by Stuart Baird

Production Year: 1998

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

The hard-boiled US Marshal Sam Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) returns in this, the sequel to The Fugitive, and this time it's Wesley Snipes who is on the run.

When tow truck driver Mark Sheridan (Wesley Snipes) is fingerprinted following an accident, he is found to be wanted for murder. He insists it is a case of mistaken identity, but is arrested and put on a plane headed to a Missouri prison.

When the plane crashes, Sheridan escapes, pursued by the relentless Marshal Gerard. As the chase continues, Gerard begins to suspect that there may be more to Sheridan's claims of innocence than he first thought

Cast

Image for Tommy Lee JonesTommy Lee JonesChief Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard
Image for Wesley SnipesWesley SnipesMark J. Sheridan/Warren/Roberts
Image for Robert Downey Jr.Robert Downey Jr.Special Agent John Royce
Joe PantolianoDeputy Marshal Cosmo Renfro
LaTanya RichardsonDeputy Marshal Savannah Cooper
Daniel RoebuckDeputy Marshal Bobby Biggs
Tom WoodU.S. Marshal Noah Woodrow Newman
Irčne JacobMarie Bineaux
Kate NelliganU.S Marshal Catherine Walsh
Patrick MalahideBertram Lamb
Rick SnyderSpecial Agent Frank Barrows
Michael Paul ChanXian Chen
Johnny Lee DavenportDeputy Marshal Henry
Donald LiDet. Kim
Marc VannDeputy Jackson

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