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Title: Army of One (2016)
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| Nicolas Cage | ... | Gary Faulkner | |
| Russell Brand | ... | God | |
| Wendi McLendon-Covey | ... | Marci Mitchell | |
| Amer Chadha-Patel | ... | Osama Bin Laden / Shoe Bomber | |
| Paul Scheer | ... | Pickles | |
| Will Sasso | ... | Roy | |
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Chenoa Morison | ... | Lizzie |
| Denis O'Hare | ... | Agent Doss | |
| Rainn Wilson | ... | Agent Simons | |
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Qualid Mezouar | ... | Front Desk Clerk |
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Zakaria Atifi | ... | Hotel Security Guard (as Attifi Zakaria) |
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Mohamad Zeroual | ... | Airplane Passenger #1 |
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Wafaa Chaib | ... | Flight Attendant |
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My Driss Maarouf | ... | Airplane Passenger #2 |
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Youssef Ait Mansour | ... | Pakistani Customs Agent #1 |
Frustrated with the U.S. Government for its fruitless efforts to bring down Al-Qaeda's leader Osama Bin Laden, the eccentric middle-aged, part-time construction worker Gary Faulkner, after a personal visit by God himself, takes the decision to embark on an adventure in the badlands of Pakistan to get the job done. With the intention to bloodlessly capture and bring the infamous, yet, elusive leader to justice, Colorado's former handyman turned vigilante, will overlook his problems with diabetes and meticulously prepare for the long and perilous journey. Between reality and pre-dialysis hallucinations, armed only with a teleshop katana and a Stars and Stripes hang glider, this American samurai on a mission from God is determined to take matters into his own hands and succeed at any cost. Is he a hero or a crackpot? Written by Nick Riganas
When I heard that Nic Cage will star in Larry Charles' new movie, I was psyched. The director of Borat and the Dictator plus the writer of Seinfeld making a bin Laden satire with the greatest genius in Hollywood, Wendi McLendon from Goldbergs and Russell Brand as God (or his version of God). How can you go wrong? Well I am happy to say that the movie is a lovely satire but don't get your hopes up if this is going to be something on the level of the Dictator. Cage as Gary Faulkner is hilarious (the movie would be worse without him), the guy they picked to play bin Laden looks like him and did a nice job for those two scenes in the movie. Brand nails his role as God. McLendon-Covey is extremely sexy as Marci and has lovely chemistry with Cage. In the end, this movie might get panned because of the satire or Nic Cage but I'm betting that in a couple of years they will be talking about it every time somebody brings up George W. Also the ending is pretty funny.