| From Paris With Love | |||||
| Europa Corp. (2010) | |||||
| Action, Thriller | |||||
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#63 |
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7*
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| John Travolta | Charlie Wax | |
| Jonathan Rhys Meyers | James Reece | |
| Kasia Smutniak | Caroline | |
| Richard Durden | Ambassador Bennington | |
| Yin Bing | M. Wong | |
| Amber Rose Revah | Nichole | |
| Eric Godon | Foreign Minister | |
| François Bredon | The Thug | |
| Chems Dahmani | Rashid | |
| Sami Darr | The Pimp | |
| Julien Hagnery | Chinese Punk | |
| Mostéfa Stiti | Dir Yasin | |
| Rebecca Dayan | Foreign Minister's Aide | |
| Michaël Vander-Meiren | Airport Security Official | |
| Didier Constant | Customs Official |
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| Producer |
Luc Besson
India Osborne |
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| Writer |
Luc Besson
Adi Hasak |
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| Cinematography | Michel Abramowicz
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| Musician | David Buckley
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A state department functionary with dreams of becoming a superspy who is named James Reece (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) becomes involved with a thuggish and violent spy named Charlie Wax (John Travolta). Working out of the office of Ambassador Bennington (Richard Durden) in Paris, Reece has a propensity for prejudice against terrorists and anyone who looks like one, usually appalling Reece with his snide put-downs of Chinese, Arabs, and Iranians. As a protégé to a man with a license to kill, Reece learns all too quickly how to dispatch any suspicious figure lurking around Paris for a terror cell that wants to attack a humanitarian group eager to feed hungry Africans. |
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