Credited cast: | |||
Patrick Bergin | ... | Drew Latham | |
John Shea | ... | Harry Latham / Lassiter | |
Virginia Madsen | ... | Karin De Vries | |
Benedick Blythe | ... | Frederick De Vries | |
Malcolm Tierney | ... | Clive Murrow | |
Al Matthews | ... | Wesley Sorenson | |
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Ted Maynard | ... | Stanley Witkowski |
Christopher Neame | ... | Ulrich von Schnabe | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
James Aubrey | ... | Winston Ross | |
Glynis Barber | ... | Janine Courtland | |
Michael Brandon | ... | Ambassador James Courtland | |
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Steven Bronowski | ... | Dieter Kramer |
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Sarah Cameron | ... | Alexandra |
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Daphne Cheung | ... | Dr. Saphir Tan |
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David Cheung | ... | Tom Okaru |
When Drew's brother, a CIA field agent, is killed on one of his missions, he sets out to pursue the assignment himself in order to get to the killers. Only Drew is not a field agent but an analyst. He therefore will have to use the help of his brother's former girlfriend and partner. They will have to scurry through the European espionage scene which will lead them to an evil neo-nazi organization. Written by Steve Richer <sricher@sympatico.ca>
Read the book 3 times and it is . typical Robert Ludlum. Just as good as the Bourne Trilogy. Judging by the reviews I'm sure a good director like Christopher Nolan could make it a Blockbuster because the book is riveting and keeps one enthralled