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Revision as of 06:19, 29 October 2019
Mechanic: Resurrection (2016)
Directed by: Dennis Gansel.
It is written by Philip Shelby and Tony Mosher from a story by Shelby and Brian Pittman
A sequel to the 2011 film The Mechanic,
Summary
Living under cover in Brazil, master assassin Arthur Bishop (Jason Statham) springs back into action after an old enemy (Sam Hazeldine) kidnaps the woman (Jessica Alba) he loves. To save her life, Bishop must kill an imprisoned African warlord (Femi Elufowoju Jr.), a human trafficker (Toby Eddington) and an arms dealer (Tommy Lee Jones), all while making the deaths look like accidents. When things don't go exactly as planned, Bishop turns the tables on the people who forced him out of retirement.
Male Deaths
- Sam Hazeldine (Riah Crain)
- Femi Elufowoju Jr. (Krill)
- Toby Eddington (Adrian Cook)
- Anteo Quintavalle (Frank)
- John Cenatiempo (Jeremy)
- Eoin O'Brien (Merc #1)
- Alexander Winters (Merc #2)
- Armin Parvin (Merc #3 (as Amin Parvin))
- Stuart Thorp (Rio Thug #1)
- Alex Kuzelicki (Rio Thug #2)
- Brahim Achabbakhe (Rio Thug #3)
- Thomas Kiwi Rio (Rio Thug #4)
- Andrew Stehlin (Rio Thug #5)
- Francis Tonkala Tamouya (Slender Psycho (Nuujib)
- Hare Das Ahatefu (Krill's Guard) Uncredited
- Raicho Vasilev (Crain's Guard 1) Uncredited
- Geoffrey Giuliano (The Man) Uncredited
Female Deaths
None