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Nikki Deloach | ... | Hope Cassidy | |
Cengiz Bozkurt | ... | Police Officer | |
Demet Akbag | ... | Dr. Kavak | |
Neil Hopkins | ... | James Haven | |
Courtney Vye | ... | Waitress | |
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Sebnem Dönmez | ... | Roxelena |
Ertan Saban | ... | Customs Official | |
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Güven Kiraç | ... | Osman |
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Charles Winkler | ... | Embassy Clerk |
Selma Ergeç | ... | Hotel Receptionist | |
Keegan Connor Tracy | ... | Z.Z. | |
Ezel Akay | ... | Street Vendor | |
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Michael Halphie | ... | Ali |
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Veysel Diker | ... | Galata Guard #1 |
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Mehmet Ergen | ... | Ibrahim Zoralan |
The life of a young computer systems analyst is thrown into turmoil when, after arriving in Istanbul to start a new job, she finds her credit cards useless, her bank account empty, and her identity stolen.
Seemingly inspired by Paul Greengrass' schizophrenic cinematography in The Bourne Supremacy, this movie tries, and fails, to make a mountain out of a molehill. Shaking a camera, indiscriminately stopping for a few frames, then speeding up or slowing down doth not an exciting film make. Worse still, Nikki Deloach shouldn't be trusted to carry a bag of groceries, let alone an entire movie. Istanbul is a beautiful location but it seemed grossly underutilized in this movie. And the music director needs to get back on his medication.
I fail to see why this even carries the name of it's predecessor. It has no correlation to Angela Bennett. Nor to the Pretorians. Nor to any element in the first film whatsoever. Avoid this movie at all costs.