Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Christopher Lambert | ... | Ruy de Mendoza | |
Blanca Marsillach | ... | Carmen de Jaramillo | |
Brian Blessed | ... | Lord Francisco del Ruiz | |
Szonja Oroszlán | ... | Isabel de Mendoza | |
James Faulkner | ... | Friar Anselmo | |
Ben O'Brien | ... | Donoso Cabral | |
Phyllida Law | ... | Esperanza de Mendoza | |
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Lukács Bicskey | ... | Miguel de Alvarado |
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Géza Schramek | ... | Father Manuel |
John Rado | ... | Lord Huelva | |
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Benjamin Thiel | ... | Santiago |
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Joshua Brownwood | ... | Juan |
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Rebeka Kárpáti | ... | Maria |
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Fruzsina Fridel | ... | Carmen's Maid |
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Viorel Paunescu | ... | Pablo |
Set in the 16th century, a sheriff working on a series of murders has to choose between his conscience and protecting his family when he's tied to the crimes.
What can I say about Christopher Lambert?? He Starred in good films like Highlander films (OK not the second one) mean guns, Fortress Mortal Kombat and my guilty pleasure Beowulf. But there has been others like Point Men which was undoubtedly the worst film ever. Just look at the Christopher Lambert list of films in a word RUBBISH. But Day of wrath is different. It has a good Story, best part being all the twists and turns like disappearing bodies and conspiracies. Good acting OK violence is set in 16th century and Brian Blessed is in it!!!!!. Its very entertaining and is worthy of watching. Big Chris Lambert is (hopefully) back on track and I cant wait for MK Devastation.
7 out of ten