Top Billed Cast

Ryan Reynolds
Bill Pope
Kevin Costner
Jerico Stewart
Gary Oldman
Quaker Wells
Tommy Lee Jones
Dr. Franks
Gal Gadot
Jill Pope
Alice Eve
Marta Lynch
Michael Pitt
Jan Strook - The Dutchman
Jordi Mollà
Xavier Heimdahl
Antje Traue
Elsa Mueller
Scott Adkins
Pete Greensleeves
Amaury Nolasco
Esteban Ruiza
Danny Webb
Lewis Deane
Colin Salmon
Warden
Lara Decaro
Emma Pope
Freddy Bosche
CIA Agent Pfeffer
Emmanuel Imani
CIA Agent #2
Harry Hepple
CIA Tech
Doug Cockle
Extraction Team Leader
Steve Nicolson
SSBN Captain
Sope Dirisu
SSBN Fire & Control
Gisella Marengo
Luggage Shop Saleswoman
Mark Kempner
Black Cab Driver
Mike Bodie
CIA Officer Laundry Team
Joshua James
Higgs
Samantha Coughlan
Navy Officer
David Avery
Kebab Clerk
Joe Fidler
Radio Man Fred Bosh
Michael Webber
Pawnbroker
Katharine Gwen
Françoise
Richard Alan Reid
James Osborne
Kelly Clare
Pedestrian
Joanna Brookes
Librarian
Matthew Steer
Library Patron
Andrew Byron
Russian Sentry
Elizabeth Ross
Mrs. Franks
James Richard Marshall
Heimdahl's Guard
Henry Garrett
Air Force Technician
Tim Woodward
Roderick Armstrong
Lotte Spring Rice
Bobby
Nathan Osgood
Professor Callowell
Sarah Middleton
Researcher
Dragos Savulescu
Akhmadov
Tamer Doghem
Kebab Cook
Priyanga Burford
Pharmacist
Diana Dimitrovici
Very Attractive Nurse
Amina Zia
Indian Woman
Rio Fredrika Debolla
Redhead Girl
Steven Brand
News Anchor
Natalie Marie Ames
Female News Anchor
Piers Morgan
Himself
Luca Giorgio Maggiora
Kebab Hooligan #1
Mark Rhino Smith
Kebab Hooligan #2
Louis Tamone
MI-5 Officer
Sophie Ross
CIA Tech #2
Samuel Turner O'Toole
Young Kid
Mark Underwood
Heimdahl's Man
Ian Burfield
Fisherman / Father
Natalie Burn
Shoo shoo (uncredited)
Jamie B. Chambers
CIA Laundry Team (uncredited)
Michael Chapman
Cafe Customer (uncredited)
Anastasia Harrold
MI5 Agent (uncredited)
Robert Davi
Admiral Lance (uncredited)

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A review by Reno

Written by Reno on Fri Sep 09 2016

**A man with the two minds!** This is a very familiar theme, but a different format and gives a different scientific excuse to execute the story. It is kind of 'Face/off' and 'Self/less' meets the 'Hardcore Henry'. It has some decent stunt sequences, but most of the film was just running and chasing around. And then there's a youngster whose involvement was the centre of the narration. It all begins when an American secret agent was killed before completing his mission in the London. The important data from his brain were transmitted to a prison serving convict and then after the surgery ...