Popularity: 7 (history)
Director: | Roland Emmerich |
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Writer: | James Vanderbilt |
Staring: |
Capitol Policeman John Cale has just been denied his dream job with the Secret Service protecting President James Sawyer. Not wanting to let down his little girl with the news, he takes her on a tour of the White House, when the complex is overtaken by a heavily armed paramilitary group. Now, with the nation's government falling into chaos and time running out, it's up to Cale to save the president, his daughter, and the country. | |
Release Date: | Jun 27, 2013 |
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Director: | Roland Emmerich |
Writer: | James Vanderbilt |
Genres: | Action, Drama, Thriller |
Keywords | the white house, usa president, job interview, betrayal, conspiracy, explosion, hostage situation, secret service, terrorist plot, hostile takeover, terrorist group, us military, ex military, lockdown, vice president, special agent, u.s. secret service agent, young daughter, hostages, speaker of the house, capitol police, white house tour |
Production Companies | Columbia Pictures, Centropolis Entertainment, Mythology Entertainment |
Box Office |
Revenue: $205,366,737
Budget: $150,000,000 |
Updates |
Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Channing Tatum | John Cale |
Jamie Foxx | President James Sawyer |
Joey King | Emily Cale |
Maggie Gyllenhaal | Deputy SAIC Carol Finnerty |
Richard Jenkins | Speaker Eli Raphelson |
James Woods | Chief SAIC Martin Walker |
Nicolas Wright | Donnie the Guide |
Jimmi Simpson | Skip Tyler |
Michael Murphy | Vice President Alvin Hammond |
Rachelle Lefevre | Melanie |
Lance Reddick | General Caulfield |
Matt Craven | Agent Roy Kellerman |
Jake Weber | Agent Ted Hope |
Peter Jacobson | VP Chief of Staff Wallace |
Jason Clarke | Emil Stenz |
Kevin Rankin | Carl Killick |
Garcelle Beauvais | Alison Sawyer |
Falk Hentschel | Motts |
Romano Orzari | Mulcahy |
Jackie Geary | Jenna |
Ben Mankiewicz | Reporter |
Neil Napier | Tank Commander |
Andrew Simms | Roger Skinner |
Cat Lemieux | |
Alain Moussi | Agent Reid's Partner (uncredited) |
Brooke Anderson | Reporter |
Kyle Gatehouse | Conrad Cern |
Anthony Lemke | Captain Hutton |
Name | Job |
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James Vanderbilt | Writer |
John Papsidera | Casting |
Roland Emmerich | Director |
Devyn Dalton | Stunts |
Frédéric North | Aerial Coordinator |
Volker Engel | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Chris LeDoux | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Jonathan Klein | Foley Editor |
Alain Moussi | Stunt Double |
Emma Jouannet | Additional Third Assistant Director |
Joseph P. Reidy | First Assistant Director |
Steven Lambert | Stunts |
Sally Bishop | Stunts |
Janene Carleton | Stunts |
Krista Bell | Stunts |
Larissa Stadnichuk | Stunts |
Angelica Lisk-Hann | Stunt Double |
Lisy Christl | Costume Designer |
Zack Mazerolle | Visual Effects Editor |
Robin Harlan | Foley |
Paul Hotte | Set Decoration |
David Laramy | Set Decoration |
Adam Wolfe | Editor |
Thomas Wander | Original Music Composer |
Harald Kloser | Original Music Composer |
Valentin Toncu | Lighting Technician |
Alain Brochu | Construction Coordinator |
Joshua Davis | Gaffer |
Hannah Cooper | Casting Associate |
Mandy Arnold | Digital Intermediate |
Naomi Sunrise Filoramo | First Assistant Editor |
Geoffroy St-Hilaire | Camera Operator |
Ronald Hersey | Second Unit Director of Photography |
George Peters | Camera Operator |
Julie Amyot | Set Costumer |
Félix Larivière | Hair Designer |
Sandi Tanaka | Art Direction |
André Valade | Set Decoration |
Stéphane Sorensen | Rigging Grip |
Marieke Séguin | Rigging Grip |
Marco Venditto | Lighting Technician |
Trevor Howard | Music Editor |
Nicolas Vallet | Draughtsman |
Edward Hohman | Key Grip |
Vincent Joseph Flaherty | Armorer |
Laura Sode-Matteson | Location Manager |
Lyne Lapiana | Hairstylist |
Dane Bjerno | Aerial Camera Technician |
Thomas Nellen | Makeup Department Head |
David Gaucher | Art Direction |
Annie Lamarre | Construction Coordinator |
Hans Bjerno | Aerial Director of Photography |
Jonathan Barbeau | Lighting Technician |
Charles Carter | Key Makeup Artist |
Brent Robinson | Underwater Camera |
Jean-François Dubé | Rigging Grip |
Kimi Webber | Script Supervisor |
Julia Tasker | Script Supervisor |
Jackson Yu | First Assistant Editor |
Fanny Vachon | Makeup Artist |
Annick Chartier | Makeup Department Head |
Martina Javorova | Art Direction |
Robert Parle | Art Direction |
Marie-Soleil Dénommé | Set Decoration |
Sylvain Girouard | Rigging Grip |
Ryan Helsley | Digital Intermediate |
Ronald J. Rolfe | Hairstylist |
Cécile Rigault | Makeup Artist |
Reiner Bajo | Still Photographer |
Alain Masse | Key Grip |
Rocco Stallone | Hairstylist |
Sabrina Trudel | Makeup Artist |
Julie Montplaisir | Art Department Coordinator |
Catherine Gélinas | Key Costumer |
D. Nicole | Makeup Artist |
Charlotte Rouleau | Art Direction |
Helene Lamarre | Art Department Coordinator |
François Daignault | Camera Operator |
Sylvaine Dufaux | Camera Operator |
Simon Touzin | Rigging Grip |
Christopher Kralik | Lighting Technician |
Martine Gagnon | Assistant Costume Designer |
Fernand Bos | Music Editor |
Beate Petruccelli | Key Makeup Artist |
Benoit Côté | Rigging Grip |
Blanche Boileau | Costume Supervisor |
Brent Radford | Armorer |
Michèle St-Arnaud | Location Manager |
Nathalie Trépanier | Makeup Artist |
Jean-Pierre Paquet | Art Direction |
Isabelle Guay | Supervising Art Director |
Etienne Gravrand | Draughtsman |
Takashi Seida | Still Photographer |
Tanya Giang | Casting Assistant |
Claire Alary | Property Master |
Pierre-Luc L'Espérance | Rigging Grip |
Christine Chu | Lighting Coordinator |
Susanne Niedergall | Assistant Costume Designer |
Olivier Proulx | Set Costumer |
Melissa Fafard | Makeup Artist |
Simone Kraus Townsend | Animation Supervisor |
Blake Sweeney | CG Supervisor |
Markus Hagemeier | VFX Editor |
Charles Maynes | Sound Recordist |
Alexander Hupperich | 3D Supervisor |
Roger Liu | Pre-Visualization Supervisor |
Aleksandar Pejic | VFX Supervisor |
Patrice-Alain Barrette | Visual Effects Editor |
Christian Haas | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Marc Weigert | Second Unit Director, Visual Effects Supervisor |
Joseph Kasparian | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Jan Krupp | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Jamie Hardt | Sound Effects Editor |
Radley Teruel | Digital Effects Supervisor |
Martyn Culpitt | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Ollie Rankin | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Alessandro Cioffi | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Greg ten Bosch | Sound Effects Editor |
Sean Schur | CG Supervisor |
James Simcik | ADR Supervisor |
Cedric Charron | Boom Operator |
Lee Gilmore | Sound Effects Editor |
Eric D. Christensen | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Marion Spates | CG Supervisor |
Jennifer Pearson | VFX Editor |
Philippe Theroux | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Abu Thahir | Roto Supervisor |
Guillaume St-Aubin-Seers | Visual Effects Editor |
Mitchell J. Glaser | Visual Effects Editor |
Shailendra Swarnkar | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Ulrika Akander | ADR Editor |
Robert Troy | Dialogue Editor |
Steve Cady | Lead Animator |
Adam Estey | Visual Effects Editor |
Cian O'Laoi | Visual Effects Editor |
Sarah Monat | Foley |
Josef Sy | Lead Animator |
Joel Thompson | Visual Effects Editor |
Timo Rolle | VFX Editor |
Sébastien Rioux | Visual Effects Editor |
Fredrik Sundqvist | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Ryan Juggler | First Assistant Sound Editor |
Mark Wendell | CG Supervisor |
Rob Allman | CG Supervisor |
Paul Graff | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Adrian Corsei | CG Supervisor |
Sebastien Dostie | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Michael Nelson | Ultimate Arm Operator |
Silver Butler | Second Second Assistant Director |
Dominic Gaglione D'Amico | Additional Third Assistant Director |
Martin Doepner | Third Assistant Director |
Harvey Drouelle | Additional Third Assistant Director |
Brigitte Goulet | Second Assistant Director |
Jacinthe Hamelin | Additional Third Assistant Director |
Aaron Hartley | Additional Second Assistant Director |
Jonathan Jean-Pierre | Assistant Director Trainee |
Hunter Kalman | Second Assistant Director |
Bethan Mowat | First Assistant Director |
John Silvestri | Second Assistant Director |
Andrew Ward | First Assistant Director |
Dan Finnegan | VFX Artist |
Juan Couto | Animation |
Ken Petrie | Special Effects Technician |
Andrea Kenyon | Casting |
Randi Wells | Casting |
Anna Foerster | Director of Photography |
Kirk M. Petruccelli | Production Design |
Paul N.J. Ottosson | Sound Designer, Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Gillian Chandler | Makeup Artist |
Jack Shahram Ghoulian | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Maggie Evans | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Nathalie Garon | Hairstylist |
Nathalie Lagacé | Second Assistant Accountant |
Angel Alvarez | Digital Compositor |
Nathalie Gonthier | Rotoscoping Artist |
Angel Gil Ruiz | Visual Effects Coordinator |
Name | Title |
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Reid Carolin | Executive Producer |
Channing Tatum | Executive Producer |
Bradley J. Fischer | Producer |
Laeta Kalogridis | Producer |
James Vanderbilt | Producer |
Larry Franco | Producer |
Volker Engel | Co-Producer |
Harald Kloser | Producer |
Ute Emmerich | Executive Producer |
Marc Weigert | Co-Producer |
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2025 | 3 | 13 | 47 | 2 |
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I have to say, or in this case write, that this was a fairly disappointing movie. It is pretty much a Die Hard wannabee with a daughter-dislikes-father sub-plot. I do not mind the reusing of the Die Hard concept if the film is good. This one is not really. The script is a stupid, unintelligent polit ... ical script. It starts off badly with some nonsensical crap about a controversial (that is putting it mildly) political deal with the Middle East about pulling out troops from all the bases in the Middle East. To add to this the entire situation have come about because the president just left several people to hang out and dry when he decided to pull the plug on operations in the Middle East. By hanging out and dry we mean get killed or spend some quality time in the regional prisons. That put the president on the bad guy list instead of the good guy as far as I am concerned. I do not know if the writer was trying to make a political statement, which I never like in my movies, or is just plain stupid. Given the rest of the script I would go for stupid or both. The good thing with the movie is that there is quite a lot of action and some of it is rather okay to watch. There are a few funny moments as well. I quite liked the tour guide for example. Unfortunately, even if you try to forget about the political nonsense, the rest of the script is just full of utter stupidity. It starts of not too bad with the diversion at the Capitol and the initial take over of the White House even though a whole bunch of armed, obviously unscreened, guys getting into the White House to work on the president’s home theatre like that is not very believable. After that it gradually degrades though. Cale is nowhere as charismatic, nor as professional, as McClane and there are lots of silly and stupid moments. For example, the car chase starts of not too bad but then Cale get’s into some bloody dream mode and gets shot up. Just dumb. During the same episode the tank scene is just ridiculous. Would they only have one tank? Not very likely. It takes forever for it to move. It is also highly improbable that it could be taken out like that by a hand-held launcher by a front hit. Rear or side maybe but not a front hit. The writer is obviously clueless about military matters. The fumbled chopper attack is embarrassingly bad. The worst is probably when Cale’s daughter stops and air-strike by waving a flag outside the White House. I almost turned off the movie at that point. It is too bad because the movie had the budget and some nice actors to be a good action movie but was just ruined by a louse script with a totally unnecessary bunch of political nonsense in it. The next time I see a movie were the script is written by James Vanderbilt I am going to be very cautious.