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From Paris with Love (4-Feb-2010)

Director: Pierre Morel

Writers: Luc Besson; Adi Hasak

Producer: India Osborne

Keywords: Thriller, Espionage, Terrorism

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Jonathan Rhys-Meyers
Actor
27-Jul-1977   Velvet Goldmine
John Travolta
Actor
18-Feb-1954   Saturday Night Fever

CAST

John Travolta   ...   Charlie Wax
Jonathan Rhys-Meyers   ...   James Reece
Kasia Smutniak   ...   Caroline
Richard Durden   ...   Ambassador Bennington
Bing Yin   ...   M. Wong
Amber Rose Revah   ...   Nichole
Eric Godon   ...   Foreign Minister
François Bredon   ...   The Thug
Chems Eddine Dahmani   ...   Rashid
Sami Darr   ...   The Pimp
Julien Hagnery   ...   Chinese Punk
Mostefa Stiti   ...   Dir Yasin
Rebecca Dayan   ...   Foreign Minister's Aide
Michaël Vander-Meiren   ...   Airport Security Official
Didier Constant   ...   Customs Official
Alexandra Boyd   ...   Head of the Delegation
Stephen Shagov   ...   Embassy Security
Mike Powers   ...   Embassy Security
Jeffrey Braco   ...   Embassy Security
Nick Loren   ...   Chief of Security
Farid Elouardi   ...   Bearded Driver
Joaquim Almeria   ...   Tench-Coat 1
Melissa Mars   ...   Wax's Hooker
Yin Hang   ...   Asian Hooker "German"
David Gasman   ...   German Tourist
Frédéric Chau   ...   Chinese Maitre D
David Gasman   ...   The Voice
Tam Solo   ...   Suicidal Pakistani

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