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Disc 1: Widescreen, digitally mastered audio and anamorphic video; commentary by producer Jerry Bruckheimer, director Ridley Scott author Mark Bowden, screenwriter Ken Nolan, and U.S. Special Forces veterans (�93); filmographies, weblinks; English, French, and Spanish 5.1 Dolby digital audio; English, French, Spanish, Chinese, and Thai subtitles. Disc 2: "The Essense of Combat: Making Black Hawk Down;" "Getting It Right;" "Crash Course;" "Battlefield: Morocco;" "Hymn to the Fallen;" "Digital Warriors;" "After Action Report;" deleted and alternate scenes with optional commentary; production design archive; storyboards with optional commentary; Ridleygrams with optional commentary; Jerry Bruckheimer�s Black Hawk Down photo album; opening title explorations; photo galleries. Disc 3: "The History Channel Presents: The True Story of Black Hawk Down;" "PBS Presents: Frontline: Ambush in Mogadishu;" interactive mission map/timeline; target building insertion -- multi-angle sequence with optional commentary; question & answer forums BAFTA: Ridley Scott, Jerry Bruckheimer, Josh Hartnett, Ewen McGregor, Jason Isaaca, Mark Bowden and Tom Matthews; Motion Pictures Editor�s Guild - Pietro Scalia; American Cinematheque - Jerry Bruckheimer and Ridley Scott; "Gortoz A Ran - J�Attends" music video performed by Denez Prigent and Lisa Gerrard; theatrical poster explorations; theatrical trailers

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Side #1 -- Disc 1
1. Somalia, East Africa
2. Atto Captured
3. Welcome to Mogadishu
4. Rangers & D-Boys
5. Sunday Morning
6. Garrison's Briefing
7. Actionable Intelligence
8. "Irene"
9. Insertion
10. Extraction
11. Super Six One Down
12. Chalk Four on the Move
13. Evacuating the Wounded
14. Under Fire
15. Super Six Four Down
16. Tough Choices
17. The Lost Convoy
18. Shughart & Gordon
19. Regrouping
20. Darkness Falls on the Mog
21. Durant Held Hostage
22. Field Surgery
23. The Alamo
24. Night Stalkers
25. McKnight's Convoy Arrives
26. The Mogadishu Mile
27. Pakistani Stadium
28. Aftermath
1. Avoiding Hollywood Clich�/A Just Intervention/Adid
2. Moroccan Desert/Atto's Ambition/Sam Shepard
3. Casting Internationally/Convincing Accents/Josh Hartnett
4. Boar Hunting/Daily Routines/Depicting Real People
5. Natural Born Talent/Unreliable Intelligence
6. Mission Objectives/Bakara Market/Black Hawk Negotiations
7. Rolling With the Punches/Black Hawk Nicknames
8. Starvation and Dismay/Fear and Intervention/Somali History
9. Over-Armed Community/Aerial Choreography/CGI Brown-Out
10. Clarifying Identities/Details of Battle/The First Death
11. The Man Known as "Sunglasses"/Cinematography
12. Planning and Shot Design/Foreign Policy/Making a Difference
13. Production Design/Pre-visualization/Ridley's Favorite Toy
14. Violence Stranger Than Fiction/Comic Relief/RPGS & Mini-Guns
15. An Impossible Schedule/"The Unpopular Mr. Steele"
16. "It's All About Coverage"/Murphy's Law/Working Relationships
17. Dog Star/Funny Accidents/Distilling the Novel
18. Second Unit Pragmatism/Reaction, Veterans, Families & Critics
19. Heroism/The Alamo/Establishing the Medics
20. Stun Grenades/Culture Shock/Two Sets in One
21. Details of Durant's Cell/Morale Boost From Above
22. Base Screenings/Fair Warning/Harrison Ford on Coffee
23. Organic Characterization/Finding the Film's Voice
24. Night Stalkers Don't Quit/Shooting in the Dark
25. The Ranger Creed/Bodies in the Streets & Artistic Restraint
26. Assaulting and Informing/Deadly Women and Children
27. Ending With More Questions/Garrison's Final Scene
28. A Perfect Epitaph/September 11th/Reaction and Responsibility
1. Refining Somalia's Backstory/Ridley's Secret Scene
2. "The Next Russell Crowe"/Presenting the Somali Point of View
3. A Talented Ensemble/The Importance of Establishing Characters
4. The Real Matt Eversmann/African-American Rangers
5. Shooting Dusk for Dawn/Somali Spy Network
6. Sam Shepard & Clarifying the Mission/Adapting the Book
7. Hi-Tech Surveillance/Distinguishing Characters in an Ensemble
8. "Black Hawk Already Down"/Paying-Off the Long Intro
9. A Surreal Re-enactment/Violence of Action!/Digital Dust
10. Technical Accuracy/Radio Silence for Pilla
11. A Psychological Blow/Task Force Ranger Vets On-Set
12. Composite Characters/Necessary Gore
13. Precision Piloting/U.S. Soldiers: "Robots From the Future"
14. Effective Transitions/360� Battlefield/Necessary Comedy
15. Infinite Permutations of the Same Story/Expanding Bit Parts
16. Heroism Under Pressure/Ridley's Donkey/International Cast
17. McKnight's Stoicism/"The Most Terrifying Phase of the Battle"
18. Shughart & Gordon's Heroism/Durant's Out-of-Body Experience
19. Stories Within Stories/Pacing the Battle/Boot Camp for Actors
20. Hollywood Heroes vs. Real Teamwork/Closure for the Families
21. Casting & Re-casting Firimbi/The Somali Perspective
22. Making Ridley & Jerry Happy/Realistic Violence/Coffee Scene
23. Fictional Names/Increasing Tension for the Third Act
24. "A Ghastly Lottery"/Little Birds/The Soldiers of Generation X
25. Racism/Reaction to Criticism/The Malaysian Contribution
26. One Final Indignity/Shooting at Women & Children
27. No Character Development?/The Warrior Ethos
28. Return to Mogadishu/19 Kias/Different Perspectives
1. Introductions/Task Force Ranger's Mission Overview
2. An Armed and Dangerous Populace/Apprehending Atto
3. Night Stalkers/Arriving In-Country/Austere Conditions
4. Overdramatized Friction/Remembering Shughart & Gordon
5. Eversmann's Coronation/Developing Young Leaders
6. The Calculus of Success/Delta Hairstyles/Urban Combat
7. Mission Help/"Significant Concern About This Location"
8. Flying Over Mogadishu/Atto's True Whereabouts
9. Somalia's National Pastime/Brown-Outs and Blackburn's Fall
10. Rules of Engagement and Details of Extraction
11. "An Additional Mission"/Making Sense of Mogadishu's Streets
12. Chalk Four's Journey/Real Events vs. Movie Chronology
13. Women as Shields, Children as Gunmen/"Shoot-an-American Day"
14. "It Was Like Upsetting a Beehive..."/Griz's Fatal Would
15. Finding the Second Crash Site/Ambushes and Roadblocks
16. Summoning Courage/Hundreds of RPGs Into the Sky
17. Faith in the Filmmakers' Intentions/Isaiah 6:8
18. Paying Tribute to Shughart & Gordon/"Obvious Silence Here..."
19. McKnight's Convoy Returns to Base/Another Black Hawk Down
20. Smith's Sacrifice/Watching the World Series One Night
21. Dangers of the Re-supply Mission
22. Unsung Heroes & Untold Stories/Mark Bowden's Inspiration
23. A Cool Scene That Didn't Happen/Composite Characters
24. The Importance of Air Support/Using the Strobes/High Praise
25. No Need for a Rescue/Leave No Man Behind
26. The Real Mogadishu Mile/Cultural Differences & Local Support
27. McKnight's Expectations/Reality vs. Entertainment
28. Historical Context & Truthful Essence/Final Thoughts

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Editorial Reviews

A gripping dramatization of the abortive 1993 U.S. military operation in Somalia, Africa, that resulted in the Ambush in Mogadishu, Black Hawk Down earns high marks for its hyperrealistic representation of modern-day conventional warfare. Director Ridley Scott re-creates the fateful October 3rd mission in painstaking detail, capturing the horrifying chaos that ensues during armed conflicts on unfamiliar urban battlegrounds. Portraying the U.S. Army Rangers who fought in the streets of Mogadishu, Scott's talented ensemble cast helps make the events all the more real. Especially strong are Josh Harnett as Staff Sergeant Matt Eversmann and Tom Sizemore as the grizzled veteran Lt. Colonel Danny McKnight. Also superb are Ewan McGregor, Ron Eldard, Jason Isaacs, and Sam Shepard. To his credit, Scott remains politically neutral on America�s role in the Somalian civil war. He doesn�t engage in the moral equivocation so fashionable among some Hollywood directors who�ve depicted failed U.S. military operations; instead, Black Hawk Down focuses on the heroic efforts of American soldiers committed to covering their buddies� backs and bringing everybody home, dead or alive. Scott�s darting camera and rapid cutting make it occasionally difficult to follow the action, but that�s an intentional choice designed to emphasize the maddening confusion of warfare at close quarters. Sturdily mounted, brilliantly acted, and almost unbearably suspenseful, this powerful film shows the events of a fateful engagement in a new and considerably brighter light. The DVD edition includes a behind-the-scenes featurette, production notes, and an assortment of theatrical trailers. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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A great modern war movieby sgtgwj

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September 06, 2009: Although some changes were made from the book this is a very good movie which captures the camaraderie within the Army.

This review was written about the Blu-ray Wide Screen edition.

For a non-war movie person, I was spellbound.by theanimelizzard

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August 08, 2009: I don't like war movies, and I usually detest when my family comes home with a new set of hour-by-hour blood and guts movies. But somehow, Black Hawk Down has become one of my favorite movies, almost by accident. The performances are 100% from each actor, and the realism of how they portray their characters is astounding. I love the story itself, mostly I think because many people may not know of it. In this generation, even the most important things in the military and our world are easily being forgotten for "bigger and better" events, yet I think it is important to remember these events, even as we have entered another country in a similar fashion.

This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen edition.

I Also Recommend: Band of Brothers, Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War.

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Barnes & Noble

A gripping dramatization of the abortive 1993 U.S. military operation in Somalia, Africa, that resulted in the Ambush in Mogadishu, Black Hawk Down earns high marks for its hyperrealistic representation of modern-day conventional warfare. Director Ridley Scott re-creates the fateful October 3rd mission in painstaking detail, capturing the horrifying chaos that ensues during armed conflicts on unfamiliar urban battlegrounds. Portraying the U.S. Army Rangers who fought in the streets of Mogadishu, Scott's talented ensemble cast helps make the events all the more real. Especially strong are Josh Harnett as Staff Sergeant Matt Eversmann and Tom Sizemore as the grizzled veteran Lt. Colonel Danny McKnight. Also superb are Ewan McGregor, Ron Eldard, Jason Isaacs, and Sam Shepard. To his credit, Scott remains politically neutral on America�s role in the Somalian civil war. He doesn�t engage in the moral equivocation so fashionable among some Hollywood directors who�ve depicted failed U.S. military operations; instead, Black Hawk Down focuses on the heroic efforts of American soldiers committed to covering their buddies� backs and bringing everybody home, dead or alive. Scott�s darting camera and rapid cutting make it occasionally difficult to follow the action, but that�s an intentional choice designed to emphasize the maddening confusion of warfare at close quarters. Sturdily mounted, brilliantly acted, and almost unbearably suspenseful, this powerful film shows the events of a fateful engagement in a new and considerably brighter light. The DVD edition includes a behind-the-scenes featurette, production notes, and an assortment of theatrical trailers. Ed Hulse

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A quickly forgotten chapter in United States military history is relived in this harrowing war drama from director Ridley Scott, based on a series of Philadelphia Inquirer articles and subsequent book by reporter Mark Bowden. On October 3rd, 1993, an elite team of more than 100 Delta Force soldiers and Army Rangers, part of a larger United Nations peacekeeping force, are dropped into civil war-torn Mogadishu, Somalia, in an effort to kidnap two of local crime lord Mohamed Farah Aidid's top lieutenants. Among the team: Staff Sgt. Matt Eversmann (Josh Hartnett), Ranger Lt. Col. Danny McKnight (Tom Sizemore), the resourceful Delta Sgt. First Class Jeff Sanderson (William Fichtner), and Ranger Spec. Grimes (Ewan McGregor), a desk-bound clerk getting his first taste of live combat. When two of the mission's Black Hawk helicopters are shot down by enemy forces, the Americans -- committed to recovering every man, dead or alive -- stay in the area too long and are quickly surrounded. The ensuing firefight is a merciless 15-hour ordeal and the longest ground battle involving American soldiers since the Vietnam War. In the end, 70 soldiers are injured and 18 are dead, along with hundreds of Somalians. Black Hawk Down was voted one of the top ten films of the year by the National Board of Review prior to its limited Oscar-qualifying release. On the basis of his work in this film, co-star Eric Bana, a relatively unknown Australian actor playing Delta Sgt. First Class "Hoot" Gibson, won the lead in director Ang Lee's version of The Hulk (2003). Karl Williams

Entertainment Weekly

Driven by scenes of gripping, unflinching battle, touched by the director's talent for communicating through the colors he chooses. Lisa Schwarzbaum

Chicago Sun-Times

Films like this are more useful than gung-ho capers like Behind Enemy Lines. They help audiences understand and sympathize with the actual experiences of combat troops, instead of trivializing them into entertainments. Roger Ebert

USA Today

No war movie I have ever seen so vividly shows battle from differing perspectives. Mike Clark

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UPC: 043396092884
Source: SONY PICTURES
Region Code: 1
Presentation: Wide Screen
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
Language: English, Fran�ais, Espa�ol
Subtitles: English, Fran�ais, Espa�ol, Thai
Time: 2:24:00
Sales Rank: 13,850

This DVD is also available as part of a box set:

Black Hawk down / Sniper 3

Features:

Disc 1: Widescreen, digitally mastered audio and anamorphic video; commentary by producer Jerry Bruckheimer, director Ridley Scott author Mark Bowden, screenwriter Ken Nolan, and U.S. Special Forces veterans (�93); filmographies, weblinks; English, French, and Spanish 5.1 Dolby digital audio; English, French, Spanish, Chinese, and Thai subtitles. Disc 2: "The Essense of Combat: Making Black Hawk Down;" "Getting It Right;" "Crash Course;" "Battlefield: Morocco;" "Hymn to the Fallen;" "Digital Warriors;" "After Action Report;" deleted and alternate scenes with optional commentary; production design archive; storyboards with optional commentary; Ridleygrams with optional commentary; Jerry Bruckheimer�s Black Hawk Down photo album; opening title explorations; photo galleries. Disc 3: "The History Channel Presents: The True Story of Black Hawk Down;" "PBS Presents: Frontline: Ambush in Mogadishu;" interactive mission map/timeline; target building insertion -- multi-angle sequence with optional commentary; question & answer forums BAFTA: Ridley Scott, Jerry Bruckheimer, Josh Hartnett, Ewen McGregor, Jason Isaaca, Mark Bowden and Tom Matthews; Motion Pictures Editor�s Guild - Pietro Scalia; American Cinematheque - Jerry Bruckheimer and Ridley Scott; "Gortoz A Ran - J�Attends" music video performed by Denez Prigent and Lisa Gerrard; theatrical poster explorations; theatrical trailers

Scene Index

Side #1 -- Disc 1
1. Somalia, East Africa
2. Atto Captured
3. Welcome to Mogadishu
4. Rangers & D-Boys
5. Sunday Morning
6. Garrison's Briefing
7. Actionable Intelligence
8. "Irene"
9. Insertion
10. Extraction
11. Super Six One Down
12. Chalk Four on the Move
13. Evacuating the Wounded
14. Under Fire
15. Super Six Four Down
16. Tough Choices
17. The Lost Convoy
18. Shughart & Gordon
19. Regrouping
20. Darkness Falls on the Mog
21. Durant Held Hostage
22. Field Surgery
23. The Alamo
24. Night Stalkers
25. McKnight's Convoy Arrives
26. The Mogadishu Mile
27. Pakistani Stadium
28. Aftermath
1. Avoiding Hollywood Clich�/A Just Intervention/Adid
2. Moroccan Desert/Atto's Ambition/Sam Shepard
3. Casting Internationally/Convincing Accents/Josh Hartnett
4. Boar Hunting/Daily Routines/Depicting Real People
5. Natural Born Talent/Unreliable Intelligence
6. Mission Objectives/Bakara Market/Black Hawk Negotiations
7. Rolling With the Punches/Black Hawk Nicknames
8. Starvation and Dismay/Fear and Intervention/Somali History
9. Over-Armed Community/Aerial Choreography/CGI Brown-Out
10. Clarifying Identities/Details of Battle/The First Death
11. The Man Known as "Sunglasses"/Cinematography
12. Planning and Shot Design/Foreign Policy/Making a Difference
13. Production Design/Pre-visualization/Ridley's Favorite Toy
14. Violence Stranger Than Fiction/Comic Relief/RPGS & Mini-Guns
15. An Impossible Schedule/"The Unpopular Mr. Steele"
16. "It's All About Coverage"/Murphy's Law/Working Relationships
17. Dog Star/Funny Accidents/Distilling the Novel
18. Second Unit Pragmatism/Reaction, Veterans, Families & Critics
19. Heroism/The Alamo/Establishing the Medics
20. Stun Grenades/Culture Shock/Two Sets in One
21. Details of Durant's Cell/Morale Boost From Above
22. Base Screenings/Fair Warning/Harrison Ford on Coffee
23. Organic Characterization/Finding the Film's Voice
24. Night Stalkers Don't Quit/Shooting in the Dark
25. The Ranger Creed/Bodies in the Streets & Artistic Restraint
26. Assaulting and Informing/Deadly Women and Children
27. Ending With More Questions/Garrison's Final Scene
28. A Perfect Epitaph/September 11th/Reaction and Responsibility
1. Refining Somalia's Backstory/Ridley's Secret Scene
2. "The Next Russell Crowe"/Presenting the Somali Point of View
3. A Talented Ensemble/The Importance of Establishing Characters
4. The Real Matt Eversmann/African-American Rangers
5. Shooting Dusk for Dawn/Somali Spy Network
6. Sam Shepard & Clarifying the Mission/Adapting the Book
7. Hi-Tech Surveillance/Distinguishing Characters in an Ensemble
8. "Black Hawk Already Down"/Paying-Off the Long Intro
9. A Surreal Re-enactment/Violence of Action!/Digital Dust
10. Technical Accuracy/Radio Silence for Pilla
11. A Psychological Blow/Task Force Ranger Vets On-Set
12. Composite Characters/Necessary Gore
13. Precision Piloting/U.S. Soldiers: "Robots From the Future"
14. Effective Transitions/360� Battlefield/Necessary Comedy
15. Infinite Permutations of the Same Story/Expanding Bit Parts
16. Heroism Under Pressure/Ridley's Donkey/International Cast
17. McKnight's Stoicism/"The Most Terrifying Phase of the Battle"
18. Shughart & Gordon's Heroism/Durant's Out-of-Body Experience
19. Stories Within Stories/Pacing the Battle/Boot Camp for Actors
20. Hollywood Heroes vs. Real Teamwork/Closure for the Families
21. Casting & Re-casting Firimbi/The Somali Perspective
22. Making Ridley & Jerry Happy/Realistic Violence/Coffee Scene
23. Fictional Names/Increasing Tension for the Third Act
24. "A Ghastly Lottery"/Little Birds/The Soldiers of Generation X
25. Racism/Reaction to Criticism/The Malaysian Contribution
26. One Final Indignity/Shooting at Women & Children
27. No Character Development?/The Warrior Ethos
28. Return to Mogadishu/19 Kias/Different Perspectives
1. Introductions/Task Force Ranger's Mission Overview
2. An Armed and Dangerous Populace/Apprehending Atto
3. Night Stalkers/Arriving In-Country/Austere Conditions
4. Overdramatized Friction/Remembering Shughart & Gordon
5. Eversmann's Coronation/Developing Young Leaders
6. The Calculus of Success/Delta Hairstyles/Urban Combat
7. Mission Help/"Significant Concern About This Location"
8. Flying Over Mogadishu/Atto's True Whereabouts
9. Somalia's National Pastime/Brown-Outs and Blackburn's Fall
10. Rules of Engagement and Details of Extraction
11. "An Additional Mission"/Making Sense of Mogadishu's Streets
12. Chalk Four's Journey/Real Events vs. Movie Chronology
13. Women as Shields, Children as Gunmen/"Shoot-an-American Day"
14. "It Was Like Upsetting a Beehive..."/Griz's Fatal Would
15. Finding the Second Crash Site/Ambushes and Roadblocks
16. Summoning Courage/Hundreds of RPGs Into the Sky
17. Faith in the Filmmakers' Intentions/Isaiah 6:8
18. Paying Tribute to Shughart & Gordon/"Obvious Silence Here..."
19. McKnight's Convoy Returns to Base/Another Black Hawk Down
20. Smith's Sacrifice/Watching the World Series One Night
21. Dangers of the Re-supply Mission
22. Unsung Heroes & Untold Stories/Mark Bowden's Inspiration
23. A Cool Scene That Didn't Happen/Composite Characters
24. The Importance of Air Support/Using the Strobes/High Praise
25. No Need for a Rescue/Leave No Man Behind
26. The Real Mogadishu Mile/Cultural Differences & Local Support
27. McKnight's Expectations/Reality vs. Entertainment
28. Historical Context & Truthful Essence/Final Thoughts

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         Josh Hartnett (Staff Sargeant Matt Eversmann)
         Eric Bana (Sergeant 1st Class Norm "Hoot" Gibson)
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         William Fichtner (Sergeant 1st Class Jeff Sanderson)
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Side #2 -- Disc 2
The Essence of Combat: Making Black Hawk Down
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   Getting It Right (23 Mins.) - Story & Character
   Crash Course (30 Mins.) - Military Orientation
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   Hymn to the Fallen (18 Mins.) - Film Score
   Digital Warriors (25 Mins.) - Visual Effects
   After Action Report (25 Mins.) - Final Thoughts
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Historical Archive
   The History Channel Presents: The True Story of Black Hawk Down (100 Mins.)
   PBS Presents: Frontline - Ambush in Mogadishu (60 Mins.)
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Performance Credits
Josh Hartnett (Films)(Biography)		Ranger Staff Sgt. Matt Eversmann
Ewan McGregor (Films)(Biography)		Ranger spec. Grimes
Jason Isaacs (Films)(Biography)		Steele
Tom Sizemore (Films)(Biography)		Ranger Lt. Col. Danny McKnight
Eric Bana		Delta Sgt. First Class "Hoot" Gibson
William Fichtner		Delta Sgt. First Class Jeff Sanderson
Ewen Bremner		Spec. Sgt. Shawn Nelson
Sam Shepard		Maj. Gen. William F. Garrison
Kim Coates		Wex
Hugh Dancy		Ranger Sgt. First Class Kurt Schmid
Ron Eldard		Chief Warrant Officer Mike Durant
Ioan Gruffudd		Beales
Tom Guiry		Yurek
Charlie Hofheimer		Smith
Danny Hoch		Pilla
Zeljko Ivanek		Harrell
Glenn Morshower		Matthews
Gabriel Casseus		Ranger Spec. Mike Kurth
Jeremy Piven		Walcott
Brendan Sexton III		Kowalewski
Johnny Strong		Shughart
Richard Tyson		Busch
Brian Van Holt		Struecker
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau		Gordon
Steve Ford		Cribbs
Ian Virgo		Waddell
Tom Hardy		Twombly
Carmine Giovinazzo		Goodale
Chris Beetem		Joyce
Tac Fitzgerald		Thomas
Matthew Marsden		Sizemore
Orlando Bloom		Blackburn
Kent Linville		Othic
Enrique Murciano Jr.		Ruiz
Michael Roof		Maddox
George Harris		Atto
Razaaq Adoti		Mo'alim
Treva Etienne		Firimbi
Ty Burrell		Wilkinson
Boyd Kestner		Goffena
Jason Hildabrant		Jollata
Kofi Amankwah		Somali Kid
Lee Geohagen		Somali son with gun
Abdibashir Mohamed Hersi		Somali Spy
Johann Myers		Somali Father
Joshua Quarcoo		Somali Kid
Gregory Sporleder		Galentine
Pavel Vokoun		Briley
Dana Woods		Fales
Technical Credits
Ridley Scott		Director, Producer
Hatimi Ahmed		Asst. Director
Blondel Aidoo		Executive Producer
Bob Badami		Musical Direction/Supervision
Pier Luigi Basile		Art Director
Pavel Bezdek		Stunts
Malika Boukergane		Makeup
Ales Bousi		Stunts
Mark Bowden		Consultant/advisor
Jerry Bruckheimer		Producer
Ana Bulajik-Crecek		Makeup
John Collett		Stunts
Eugene Collier		Stunts
Neil Corbould		Special Effects Supervisor
Gergely Csolle		Stunts
Eric Etje		Stunts
Roberta Federico		Set Decoration/Design
Jiri Firt		Stunts
Rachid Gaidi		Asst. Director
Gianni Giovagnoni		Art Director
Gianni Graziano		Makeup
Elli Griff		Set Decoration/Design
Michal Grun		Stunts
Rene Hajek		Stunts
Ron Hersey		Camera Operator
Jan Holicek		Stunts
Sammy Howarth-Sheldon		Costumes/Costume Designer
Peter Hric		Stunts
Ivo Husnjak		Art Director
Slawomir Idziak		Cinematographer
Rob Inch		Stunts
Charles Ingram		Stunts
Roman Jankovic		Stunts
Chuck Jeffreys		Stunts
Chuck Jeffries		Stunts
Klaus Jindrich		Stunts
Martin Kenzie		Camera Operator
Ratislav Kotula		Stunts
Miroslav Lhotka		Stunts
Branko Lustig		Executive Producer
Antonio Maltempo		Makeup
Branislav Martinak		Stunts
Daniele Massaccesi		Camera Operator
Arthur Max		Production Designer
Emma McGuinness		Executive Producer
Lubomir Misak		Stunts
David Murphy		Costumes/Costume Designer
Neil Murphy		Costumes/Costume Designer
Diane Murphy		Costumes/Costume Designer
Terry Needham		Associate Producer, Asst. Director
Kathy Nelson		Musical Direction/Supervision
Ken Nolan		Screenwriter
Louis-Marie Nyee		Stunts
Peter Olgyay		Stunts
Chad Oman		Executive Producer
Keith Pain		Art Director
Tomas Peterac		Stunts
Jan Petrina		Stunts
Austin Priester		Stunts
Jaroslav Psenicka		Stunts
Cliff Robinson		Art Director
Monica Sallustio		Set Decoration/Design
Alessandra Sampaolo		Makeup
Pat Sandston		Associate Producer
Stanislav Satko		Stunts
Pietro Scalia		Editor
Robin Shenfield		Executive Producer
Suzanne Smith		Casting
Jamal Souissi		Production Manager
Mike Stenson		Executive Producer
Bonnie Timmermann		Casting
Jon Title		Sound/Sound Designer
Marek Toth		Stunts
Marco Trentini		Art Director
Martin Uhrovcik		Stunts
Miroslav Valka		Stunts
Simon West		Executive Producer
Steven Zaillian		Screenwriter
Hans Zimmer		Score Composer

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