Top Billed Cast

John Travolta
Sean Archer
Nicolas Cage
Castor Troy
Joan Allen
Eve Archer
Alessandro Nivola
Pollux Troy
Gina Gershon
Sasha Hassler
Dominique Swain
Jamie Archer
Nick Cassavetes
Dietrich Hassler
Harve Presnell
Victor Lazarro
Colm Feore
Dr. Malcolm Walsh
John Carroll Lynch
Prison Guard Walton
CCH Pounder
Hollis Miller
Robert Wisdom
Tito Biondi
Margaret Cho
Wanda
James Denton
Buzz
Matt Ross
Loomis
Chris Bauer
Ivan Dubov
Myles Jeffrey
Michael Archer
David McCurley
Adam Hassler
Thomas Jane
Burke Hicks
Tommy Flanagan
Leo
Dana Smith
Lars
Romy Walthall
Kimberly
Paul Hipp
Fitch
Kirk Baltz
Aldo
Lauren Sinclair
Agent Winters
Ben Reed
Pilot
Lisa Boyle
Cindee
Linda Hoffman
Livia
Danny Masterson
Karl
Father Michael Rocha
Priest
Megan Paul
Hospital Girl
Mike Werb
Hospital Dad
Tom Reynolds
LAPD Cop
Steve Hytner
Interrogating Agent
Carmen Thomas
Reporter Valerie
John Bloom
Prison Medical Technician
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Prisoner (uncredited)
Walter Scott
Port Police Commander
Brooke Leslie
ER Nurse
Cam Brainard
Dispatcher
David Warshofsky
Bomb Leader
John Neidlinger
Bomb Technician
Norm Compton
Cigarette Guard
Gregg Shawzin
Lock Down Guard
Clifford Einstein
Restorative Surgeon
Marco Kyris
Recreation Guard
Tom Fridley
Prison Guard
Andrew Wallace
Altar Boy
Jacinto Rodriguez
Prisoner
Chic Daniel
FBI Squad Leader
Laurence Walsh
Walsh Clinic Nurse
Tony Boldi
Jim Elsworth (uncredited)
Khristian Lupo
Dietrich's Henchman (uncredited)
William Morts
Dietrich's Man (who holds Adam) (uncredited)
Darren Pele
Hot Dog Vendor (uncredited)
Joan Beal
Soprano Soloist (uncredited)
Neill Calabro
SWAT Leader (uncredited)
Jason Thomas Campbell
SWAT Officer (uncredited)
Tory Christopher
SWAT Officer (uncredited)
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc
Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)
Del Zamora
Janitor (uncredited)

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A review by John Chard

Written by John Chard on Mon Jul 01 2019

It's like looking in a mirror, only, not. There's a tendency to undervalue the action movie. Certainly there's a wide expanse of land in cinema world where film fans reside, where the thought of praising an action film for being "classic" cinema is considered treason against the very word. Yet some of the artistry involved in the genre's leading lights is purely sublime, regardless of how bizarre and unlikely the plot is. Enter John Woo's berserker, ear splitting, high octane actioner, Face/Off. Rightly sitting along side the likes of Die Hard and Predator as genre pieces that showcase how g...