Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Dylan O'Brien | ... | Mitch Rapp | |
Charlotte Vega | ... | Katrina | |
![]() |
Christopher Bomford | ... | Bartender |
Chris Webster | ... | Mansur Recruit Video | |
![]() |
Shahid Ahmed | ... | Adnan Al-Mansur |
Buster Reeves | ... | Martial Arts Instructor | |
![]() |
Nick Cavaliere | ... | Building Superintendent |
Simon Connolly | ... | NSA Techie | |
Yousef 'Joe' Sweid | ... | Khaled (as Yousef Sweid) | |
Joost Janssen | ... | American Operator (Mansur Compound) | |
Adam Collins | ... | American Operator #2 (Mansur Compound) | |
Trevor White | ... | Dr. Frain | |
Sanaa Lathan | ... | Irene Kennedy | |
Jeff Davis | ... | CIA Officer Giving Nuke Intel (as JF Davis) | |
David Suchet | ... | Director Stansfield |
Twenty three-year-old Mitch lost his parents to a tragic car accident at the age of fourteen, and his girlfriend to a terrorist attack just as they were engaged. Seeking revenge, he is enlisted by CIA Deputy Director Irene Kennedy as a black ops recruit. Kennedy then assigns Cold War veteran Stan Hurley to train Mitch. Together they will later on investigate a wave of apparently random attacks on military and civilian targets. The discovery of a pattern in the violence leads them to a joint mission with a lethal Turkish agent to stop a mysterious operative intent on starting a world war in the Middle East. Written by Anonymous
American Assassin had all you could hope for from a spy film. The acting was good, the fight scenes were realistic, great action through the whole movie and a decent story line. Dylan O'Brien and Micheal Keaton wouldn't be my A-team for a spy film, but they played their roles well. Still not on the level of the Bourne Series, 007 and Mission Impossible. But still a good spy flick. Will be on the lookout for a sequel.