The Marksman (2005 film)
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Plot
When the U.S. is tricked into targeting an 'armed' nuclear reactor captured by Chechen rebels, a Chechen leader is killed and rebel leaders capture the nuclear power plant. Painter (Wesley Snipes), a US Special Forces operative, known as 'The Marksman'. Painter and his Spec-Ops team only have a limited amount of time to resolve the conflict before U.S. military forces wade in. However, when things don't go according to plan, Painter suspects that foul play may be afoot.
Cast
- Wesley Snipes as Enter "The Marksman" Painter
- William Hope as Jonathan Tensor
- Emma Samms as Amanda Jacks
- Anthony Warren as Captain Nash
- Peter Youngblood Hills as Hargreaves
- Ryan McCluskey as Rodgers
- Warren Derosa as Orin
- Christiaan Haig as "Hightop"
- Dan Badaru as Gen. Egor Zaysan
- Serge Soric as Andrey Flintov
- Gelu Nitu as Viktor Ivanov
- Matthew Salinger as General Parent
- John Guerrasio as Secretary Cummings
- Ian Ashpitel as Major Devro
- Peter Bradley Swander as Sergeant Hill
- Tim Abell as Lieutenant Carter
- Johnny Myers as Arthur Moffitt
- Vlad Ivanov as Mikhail Beslin
- Mihai Dinvale as Ilya Chikal
- Tania Popa as Valentina Benkova
Production
Filming
The Marksman was filmed in Bucharest, Romania, in 49 days between August 16 and October 4, 2004.
Release
Home media
DVD was released in Region 1 in the United States on September 6, 2005,[1] and also Region 2 in the United Kingdom on November 28, 2005,Script error: No such module "Unsubst". it was distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
Reception
Box office
In the first week The Marksman opened at #11 at rentals chart and earned $1.36 million.[2]
Critical response
This film generally garnered a very poor rating. Scott Weinberg of DVDTalk said the film is "just as bad as the worst junk piles tossed to guys like Steven Seagal, Dolph Lundgren, and/or Jean-Claude Van Damme.[1]
References
External links
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