Mercenaries (2011)
Overview
Andy Marlow, an ex British S.A.S serviceman turned mercenary, is sent into the Balkans after a military coup has arisen to rescue a U.S ambassador and his aide.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.1329 |
Directed By
Paris Leonti
Crew
Paris Leonti
Paris Leonti
Luc Chaudhary
Ciaran Mullaney
Gareth Mullaney
Luc Chaudhary
John Adams
Solomon Panayiotou
Abdul Mukit
Michelle Liebetrau
Frank Ilfman
Diane Shorthouse
David Crabtree
Charles Oakden
Jan Zalar
Matthew Grant
Jenna Mills
Johnny Shotgun
Angharad Parry
Roger Bonnici
Rob Llewellyn
Sam Rawlings
Karl Hui
Mark Sneddon
Lisa Cottington
James Chesterton
Warren Markert
Eve Carreño
Nigel Albermaniche
Andrew Quinney
Dave Hutton
Steve Hayward
Gabe Crozier
Simon Hutton
Danny Hayward
Paul Burns
Dave Tremlett
Huw Pearce
Brian Archer
James Lance Twigg
Elliott Stallion
Elliott Stallion
Alice Wolfbauer
Libby Guy-Silva
Tamara Mills
Tamara Mills
Dominic Webb
Lucretia Foley-Train
Florence May Carter
Hannah Maria Munn
Liz Barlow
Urvashi Chugani
Rohan Chand
Tony van Silva
Alexander Gunn
John Oxlade
Anthony Willis
Iain Mitchell
Alex Gascoigne
Danny Lynch
Andy Ward
Genevieve Atlas
Juliette Harrison
Andy Ward
TOP CAST
Robert Fucilla
Andy Marlow
Billy Zane
Colonel Torida
Kirsty Mitchell
Beatrice
Vas Blackwood
Zac
Geoff Bell
Vladko
Robert James-Collier
Callum
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