Red 2 (2013)
Release dates:19 July 2013 (USA)
Cast
Bruce Willis ... Frank
John Malkovich ... Marvin
Mary-Louise Parker ... Sarah
Helen Mirren ... Victoria
Anthony Hopkins ... Bailey
Byung-hun Lee ... Han Cho Bai
Jong Kun Lee ... Han's Father
Catherine Zeta-Jones ... Katja
Neal McDonough ... Jack Horton
David Thewlis ... The Frog
Garrick Hagon ... Davis
Tim Pigott-Smith ... Director Philips
Brian Cox ... Ivan
Philip Arditti ... Arman
Mitchell Mullen ... Wade
Martin Sims ... Blackwell
Tristan D. Lalla ... Vance
Khalid Laith ... Al Said
Tom Wu ... Security Officer
Emilio Doorgasingh ... Iranian Ambassador
David Papava ... Russian Police Officer
Dan Jeannotte ... Young FBI Agent
Aleksandar Mikic ... Kremlin Guard
Vincent Hoss-Desmarais ... MI6 Intelligence Officer
Nathalie Buscombe ... Serena
Tony Pritchard ... Orderly #1
Kirris Riviere ... Orderly #2
Wahab Sheikh ... Iranian Clerk
Steven Berkoff ... Cobb
Paul Hopkins ... Funeral Director
Vlasta Vrana ... General McKennon
Rob David ... Russian Officer
Adam Shaw ... Creepy Young Man
Tom Hodgkins ... Snyder
Emma Heming ... Kelly
Moe Jeudy-Lamour ... Marine
Penny Bunton ... Boddington Receptionist
Nathan Wiley ... Young Guard
Eric Davis ... MI6 Chief Security Officer
Andrew Byron ... Russian Lead Officer
Alexander Gorchkov ... Kremlin Security Officer (as Alex Gorchev)
Michael Hearn ... Senior MI6 Man
Sandra Lavoie ... Weeping Woman
Bentley Kalu ... Commando
Rebecca Croll ... Waitress
Georg Nikoloff ... Russian Scientist
Bianca Bellange ... Banker
Kevin Woodhouse ... Guy
Terry Maguire ... Costco Man
Xavier Laurent ... Waiter
Sherif El Tayeb ... Revolutionary Guard Captain
Alan Grice ... Russian Officer #2
Thomas Thoroe ... Russian Officer #3
Yo Santhaveesuk ... Security Officer #2
George Georgiou ... Revolutionary Guard
Waj Ali ... Helicopter Pilot
Tony Smith ... Boddington Security
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lee Asquith-Coe ... Security Detail Soldier (uncredited)
Lasco Atkins ... Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Hannah Blamires ... Diner (uncredited)
James Bryhan ... Soldier (uncredited)
Alex Claus ... Iranian Embassy Guard (uncredited)
Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro ... Embassy Staff (uncredited)
Victoria Fayne ... Parisian (uncredited)
Neve Gachev ... Londoner (uncredited)
Nigel Genis ... Customer in Street cafe (uncredited)
Alexandre Gorchkov ... Kremlin Security Officer (uncredited)
Paul Howell ... Orderly (uncredited)
Celine Jedidi ... Tourist (uncredited)
Patrick Kerton ... Detainee (uncredited)
Denis Khoroshko ... Russian Soldier (uncredited)
Jonathan Chun Bong Li ... Cobbs Security Guard (uncredited)
Matthew David McCarthy ... Tourist (uncredited)
Nasir Mohamed ... Embassy Clerk (uncredited)
Gino Picciano ... Caffe Customer (uncredited)
Marc Primeau ... Supermarket Shopper (uncredited)
Burton Ritchie ... Bartender (uncredited)
Jenna Sharpe ... Russian Woman (uncredited)
Country:USA | France | Canada
Language:English
Sound Department
James Ashwill .... foley mixer
David V. Butler .... supervising dialogue editor
Blake Collins .... foley mixer
Russell Farmarco .... adr supervisor
Maxime Ferland .... boom operator: Canada
Steve Finn .... boom operator
Cameron Frankley .... sound design and supervision
Evan Gillman .... sound assistant: Canada
Evan Gillman .... utility sound technician
Lee Gilmore .... sound effects editor
John Guentner .... foley mixer
James Hyde .... adr recordist
Jason W. Jennings .... sound designer
Gregg Landaker .... sound re-recording mixer
Steve Maslow .... sound re-recording mixer
Harrison Meyle .... dialogue editor
Jon Michaels .... first assistant sound editor
Chris Munro .... sound mixer
Paul Munro .... production sound mixer: action unit
Chris Navarro .... adr mixer
Patrick Rousseau .... sound recordist: Canada
Jamey Scott .... sound designer
Cameron Steenhagen .... dialogue editor
Tristan Tarrant .... boom operator: second unit
William Towers .... second boom operator
Director:Dean Parisot
Writers:Jon Hoeber, Erich Hoeber, 2 more credits
Stars:Bruce Willis, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren
Story:Retired C.I.A. agent Frank Moses reunites his unlikely team of elite operatives for a global quest to track down a missing portable nuclear device.After the success of the earlier film in 2010, Ernest Borgnine always held out hope he'd be around to reprise his role as Henry the records keeper in the 2013 sequel. When interviewed in April 2012, he mentioned there was talk about it over the years and made one request to the producers - "I told them if they do it, I want to carry a gun this time" He kept in touch with screenwriters Jon Hoeber and Erich Hoeber and in the end would have had a major role in a sequence at the start of the movie. When Ernest passed away in July 2012, three months prior to the start of production, his scenes were reconfigured and would feature an uncredited.If you liked the first RED, you will like this second in the series. Trust me on this. It was funny, witty, snappy, lively, sarcastic, engrossing and entertaining. I literally walked out of the movie trying to figure out what stick the critics have up their butts, since it was IN NO WAY inferior to the first film. Period. Now, you could quibble with the first film, if you want, but you could quibble with almost any movie. You could complain about inconsistencies, impossibilities, character schtick, etc. etc. etc. But none of those were significant problems in the first, and none of them are problems in the second.
