Agent Monroe
Patrick Muldoon
Governor Ann Driscoll
Julie Lott
Detective Stevens
Nick Vallelonga
Detective Kehoe
Chris Mullinax
Detective Childs
Dylan Flashner
Father Thomas
Bill Luckett
Billy Smalls
Gregory Tremain Merrell
Bodyguard
Leonard Waldner
Cinematography
Anastas N. Michos
Executive Producer
Julie Lott
Casting
Donald Paul Pemrick
Producer
David E. Ornston
Producer
Richard Salvatore
Executive Producer
Stan Wertlieb
Production Design
Joe Lemmon
Foley Recordist
Stéphane De Rocquigny
Original Music Composer
Aldo Shllaku
Executive Producer
Christian Mercuri
Costume Design
Melissa Vargas
Sound Editor
François Fayard
Set Decoration
Steve Moon
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Evan Mambrini
Dialogue Editor
Evan Mambrini
Executive Producer
Roman Viaris
Executive Producer
Barry Brooker
Executive Producer
George Gallo
Executive Producer
Gary Leff
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I actually like Ruby Rose, not a great actress for sure but can be entertaining but she seemed to have quickly devolved into direct-to-video territory with this and her previous film, The Doorman, neither would've gotten a theatrical release even without COVID-19. Anyway, this one could've been passably entertaining if not for the terrible editing, atrocious photography (not sure what was with the green tint or over-saturation of colors in other scenes.
Also doesn't help it was predictable. Oh, and Morgan Freeman takes another paycheck, this one spending his entire time in a wheelchair and pretty much in one location. **2.0/5**
