Rules of Engagement (2000)
Overview
A Marine Colonel is brought to court-martial after ordering his men to fire on demonstrators surrounding the American embassy in Yemen.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $60,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $71,000,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 13.663 |
Directed By
William Friedkin
Crew
Stephen Gaghan
Richard D. Zanuck
Augie Hess
Scott Rudin
Mark Isham
William Friedkin
Nicola Pecorini
Jim Webb
Denise Chamian
Adam Schroeder
William A. Fraker
Arne Schmidt
Kevin O'Connell
Mark Van Loon
Pete Cavaciuti
Sam Emerson
Steve Boeddeker
Greg P. Russell
Mike Szakmeister
Gloria Gresham
Ronald Eng
Robert W. Laing
Pete Cavaciuti
Chris Scarabosio
Jim Webb
P.R. Tooke
Steve Boeddeker
Mark Van Loon
Gail Rowell-Ryan
Kelly Porter
Peter Hansen
William S. Maxwell III
Mitchell Ray Kenney
William Cruse
Andy Nicholson
Cydney Cornell
Allan A. Apone
Tony Capasso
Brian Penikas
Tim Monich
Christopher Woodworth
Carl Catanese
Alan Day
Robert Heine
David Fencl
Jason Shea
Paul J. Lombardi
Patrick Bramucci
Buddy Joe Hooker
Tom Carlson
Bryan Booth
Wayne Tidwell
Terry Haggar
Daniel Dietrich
Kieran Woo
Alessio Bramucci
Martin Bosworth
Edward Cook
Jeffrey J. Dashnaw
Austin Thompson
Dusty Saunders
Denise Ballantyne
Michael A. Patillo
Thomas Cooper
Richard Wood
Debra Wolff
Stephen Thorp
Norma Smith
Erik Nash
Thom 'Coach' Ehle
Roberto Malerba
David Israel
Joel Román Mendías
Nanette Siegert
Carlos H. Sánchez
Hanson Hsu
Beau Borders
Stacy De La Motte
Cullen G. Chambers
Dick Ziker
Dean Drabin
Carin Rogers
Scott Curtis
Robin Harlan
Newt Arnold
Tammy Fearing
Russell Williams II
Randy Singer
Kerry Dean Williams
Sarah Monat
Robert Ulrich
Barry Bedig
Lance Gilbert
John T. Scanlon
Cliff Fleming
Fred C. Vitale
Craig Hosking
Darrin Navarro
Rick Shuster
Petra Bach
Stacie Goodman
Jennifer Blair
Nicki McCain
Nina Saxon
Lahcen Abbana
Doug Pentek
Terry Erickson
Jonathan Sykes
John M. Vitale
Kelley Baker
Eben Davidson
Ronald L. Wright
Rob Feng
Hamid Ait Timaghrit
Matthew Moriarty
Don Yamasaki
Craig Andujar
J. Michael Popovich
Mark Fincannon
Melissa Schuermann
Sam Barnes
Mark Meyers
Michael Salven
Scott M. Anderson
Clifford Happy
Marty Jedlicka
Karym Ronda
Aziz Hamichi
Dana L. Marker
TOP CAST
Tommy Lee Jones
Col. Hayes Lawrence "Hodge" Hodges II
Samuel L. Jackson
Col. Terry L. Childers
Guy Pearce
Maj. Mark Biggs
Ben Kingsley
Ambassador Mourain
Bruce Greenwood
National Security Advisor Bill Sokal
Anne Archer
Mrs. Mourain
Blair Underwood
Capt. Lee
Philip Baker Hall
Gen. H. Lawrence Hodges
Dale Dye
Gen. Perry
Amidou
Dr. Ahmar
Mark Feuerstein
Tom Chandler
Nicky Katt
Hayes Hodges III
Ryan Hurst
Corporal Hustings
John Speredakos
Lawyer
Baoan Coleman
Col. Binh Le Cao
Richard McGonagle
Judge
G. Gordon Liddy
Talk Show Host (voice)
Todd Kimsey
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