Project Dawn #8 (7 Oct. 2011)

Scott and Stonebridge are held captive with the four EU hostages in the wilderness of Kosovo. Hasani plans to sell Dana as a sex slave, and Allen, the double agent who has been providing information to Latif.

Director:

Paul Wilmshurst

Writers:

Simon Burke, Chris Ryan (based on the book by)

Stars:

Philip Winchester, Sullivan Stapleton, Amanda Mealing

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Philip Winchester	...	Sgt. Michael Stonebridge
Sullivan Stapleton	...	Sgt. Damien Scott
Amanda Mealing	...	Col. Eleanor Grant
Mel Raido	...	Hasani
Jimi Mistry	...	Latif
David Haig	...	Christopher Manning
Rhashan Stone	...	Maj. Oliver Sinclair
Michelle Lukes	...	Sgt. Julia Richmond
Adrian Rawlins	...	John Allen
Annabelle Wallis	...	Dana Van Rijn
Gillian Hanna	...	Joanna Heath
Dorian Lough	...	Rob Bailey
Natalia Avelon	...	Marianna
Zsuzsa Simits	...	Adrijana
Branko Tomovic	...	Branko

Storyline

Scott can't stop to worrying about Stonebridge, who is presumed killed, but actually badly wounded and captured with the EU hostages in Hasani's crime HQ, likely to be dissected for the illegal organ trade. Hasani meanwhile gets a visit from his terrorist partner Latif, who is far from pleased to have the British on his trail again. Scott gets most hostages through a minefield, then handles the friends with an unexpected ally.

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Plot Keywords:

hostage | sex slave | sex | kosovo | double agent | 

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA UK Hungary

Language:

English

Release Date:

7 October 2011 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Budapest, Hungary

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cinemax, British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB), Left Bank Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

45 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Short Change Hero"
(main title)
performed by The Heavy

User Reviews

This series deserves a rating of at least 8 out of 10

I'm not much of a reviewer. I just know a good series when I see it. This series has kept me tracking each episode. If there is a new series that deserves to stay on for 7 seasons, then this one should make it.

At first, I did get worried when the 'hero' of the first season was done away with and two new heroes replaced him. But then again, killing off the hero of the first season is just right in line with what I like about this series. It is what can be called nitty and gritty. It is what it is - closer to reality and real life.

The two new 'heros' are also flawed. The American is endearing notwithstanding his crassness. The British hero is true to form - a bit cold but predictable, so far...

This is my first review. If I took the time to write this, it just means that I do not agree with the very low rating that this series currently shows. I hope it stays on!