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The Foreigner
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- Thriller
- Action
- 2017
- Martin Campbell
- 113 mins
- 15
Summary
A Vietnam War special operations forces soldier now running a Chinese restaurant in London, seeks revenge against a group calling itself the 'Authentic IRA' when his teenage daughter Fan is killed in a clothes store bombing. As part of his quest, he identifies a government official whose past may hold clues to the killers' identities. Thriller, starring Jackie Chan, Pierce Brosnan and Orla Brady
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A star rating of 4 out of 5.
Dave Golder
A revenge-fuelled Chinese restaurant owner takes on Irish terrorists and the British government in this action thriller that's full of surprises. Former special forces operator Quan (Jackie Chan) is living a quiet life in London with his daughter. When she is killed in a terrorist act committed by a IRA splinter group, Quan determines to confront the killers. While it sounds like a Taken or John Wick-style vehicle for Chan, this is actually a very different beast tonally, with two-time Bond helmer Martin Campbell delivering an engaging and edgy political thriller. Chan is magnificent as the ageing, surly Quan, clearly feeling every knock he takes, while Pierce Brosnan turns in one of best performances as a former IRA man who is now deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland.
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Cast
rolenameQuan Ngoc MinhJackie ChanLiam HennessyPierce BrosnanSean MorrisonRory Fleck-ByrneMaggieCharlie Murphy (2)Mary HennessyOrla BradyKatherine DaviesLia WilliamsJim KavanaghMichael McElhattonCommander Richard BromleyRay FearonHugh McGrathDermot CrowleyFanKatie LeungIan WoodRufus JonesMatthew RiceSimon Kunz
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rolenameDirectorMartin Campbell
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Theatrical distributor
Netflix
Released on
2017-12-18
Languages
English
Guidance
Violence, swearing
Available on
DVD
Formats
Colour
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