Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jamie Bell | ... | Rusty Firmin | |
Mark Strong | ... | Max Vernon | |
Abbie Cornish | ... | Kate Adie | |
Martin Shaw | ... | Dellow | |
Tim Pigott-Smith | ... | William Whitelaw | |
Ben Turner | ... | Salim | |
Emun Elliott | ... | Roy | |
Aymen Hamdouchi | ... | Faisal | |
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Andrew Grainger | ... | Ray |
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Colin Garlick | ... | John Mac |
Colin Moy | ... | Hector Gullan | |
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Toby Leach | ... | PC Trevor Lock |
Martin Hancock | ... | Bill (BBC Cameraman) | |
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Xavier Horan | ... | Tom Morrell |
Te Kohe Tuhaka | ... | Tak |
In April 1980, armed gunmen stormed the Iranian Embassy in Princes Gate, London and took all inside hostage. Over the next six days a tense standoff took place, all the while a group of highly trained soldiers from the SAS prepared for a raid the world had never seen. Written by GFC
The 1980 London terror attack. Those days are just the beginning of this new terrorism culture of middle-east. By the way, why should the world care about if one terror seeking just from another. That's the platform of this film. All about middle-east shit, dragged into the west.
Based on the real. The film was slow, though a decent film. Obviously predictable, but worth a watch. When the iranese embassy was taken hostage by a terror group with demands placed the England government to fulfil, how they have tackled the situation was told from multiple people's angle who were involved in it.
One thing it's missing was the some aspect of the tale from the hostages. I don't know why they did emotionalised this tale. Especially from the negative side. The actors were nice, the production too. Other than that it was not a most expected film of the year. Maybe not many have heard of it. Except it's more like a television film, I think once watchable.
6/10