Green Zone
Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller is done following orders
2010 | 115m | English
Popularity: 4 (history)
| Director: | Paul Greengrass |
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| Writer: | Brian Helgeland, Rajiv Chandrasekaran |
| Staring: |
| During the U.S.-led occupation of Baghdad in 2003, Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller and his team of Army inspectors are dispatched to find weapons of mass destruction believed to be stockpiled in the Iraqi desert. Rocketing from one booby-trapped and treacherous site to the next, the men search for deadly chemical agents but stumble instead upon an elaborate cover-up that threatens to invert the purpose of their mission. | |
| Release Date: | Mar 11, 2010 |
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| Director: | Paul Greengrass |
| Writer: | Brian Helgeland, Rajiv Chandrasekaran |
| Genres: | Adventure, Action, Drama, Thriller, War |
| Keywords | conspiracy, soldier, iraq war, weapon of mass destruction, baghdad, iraqi , near east |
| Production Companies | Universal Pictures, StudioCanal, dentsu, KanZaman Productions, Relativity Media, Working Title Films, Atresmedia |
| Box Office |
Revenue: $94,882,889
Budget: $100,000,000 |
| Updates |
Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Matt Damon | Roy Miller |
| Greg Kinnear | Clark Poundstone |
| Brendan Gleeson | Martin Brown |
| Amy Ryan | Lawrie Dayne |
| Khalid Abdalla | Freddy |
| Jason Isaacs | Maj. Briggs |
| Igal Naor | General Al Rawi |
| Said Faraj | Seyyed Hamza |
| Raad Rawi | Ahmed Zubaidi |
| Michael O'Neill | Colonel Bethel |
| Tommy Campbell | Chopper Comms Commander |
| Antoni Corone | Col. Lyons |
| Jerry Della Salla | Wilkins |
| Faycal Attougui | Al Rawi Bodyguard |
| Aymen Hamdouchi | Ayad Hamza |
| Nicoye Banks | Perry |
| Sean Huze | Conway |
| Michael J. Dwyer | Met-D |
| Edouard H.R. Gluck | Met-D |
| Brian Siefkes | Met-D |
| Adam Wendling | Met-D |
| Abdul Henderson | Met-D |
| Paul Karsko | Met-D |
| Robert Miller | Met-D |
| Eugene Cherry | Met-D |
| Alexander Drum | Met-D |
| Brian VanRiper | Met-D |
| Matthew Knott | Met-D |
| Nathan Lewis | Met-D |
| John Roberson | Infantery Sergeant |
| Troy Brown | Soldier at WMD Site |
| Bijan Daneshmand | Zubaidi's Aide |
| Bryan Reents | Poundstone Aide |
| Michael Judge | JMOC Tech |
| Patrick St. Esprit | Military Intel 2 Star |
| Allen Vaught | Colonel Jonathan Vaught |
| Paul Rieckhoff | Gonzales |
| Martin McDougall | Brown's Aide |
| Antoni Corone | Colonel Lyons |
| Timothy Ahern | General at VTC |
| Ben Sliney | Bureaucrat at VTC |
| Whitley Bruner | Senior CIA Man at VTC |
| Intishal Al Timimi | Hawkish Iraqi |
| Driss Roukhe | Tahir al-Malik |
| Muayad Ali | Quasim |
| Jamal Selmaoui | Hawkish Aide |
| Mohamed Kafi | Iraqi Officer |
| Kadhum Sabur | Mystery Man |
| Hillal Boubker | Qasim Aide |
| Soumaya Akaaboune | Sanaa |
| Thamou El Metouani | Seyyed's Housekeeper |
| Salah Eddine Elamari | Seyyed's Son |
| Naji El Jouhary | Seyyed's Son |
| Aroun Benchkaroun | Seyyed's Son |
| Hajar Machroune | Seyyed's Daughter |
| Scott Berendes | TF221s |
| Abdelkrim Assad | TF221s |
| Michael Diaz | TF221s |
| Tyler Christen | TF221s |
| Adam Mackey | TF221s |
| Ben Holland | TF221s |
| Jeffrey John Carisalez | TF221s |
| Jonathan Stone | TF221s |
| James Hodges | TF221s |
| Larry Lewis | TF221s |
| William Oakes | Camp Cropper Tech |
| Ziad Adwan | Translator |
| Ian Bendel | Camp Cropper Guards |
| Venie Joshua | Camp Cropper Guards |
| Miguel Berroa | Camp Cropper Guards |
| Peter Shayhorn | Camp Cropper Guards |
| Miguel Palaugalarza | Camp Cropper Wardens |
| Christopher Lilly | Camp Cropper Wardens |
| Sabir Ed-Dayab | Iraqi Prisoner |
| Omar Berdouni | Righteous Ali |
| Alex Moore | CIA Techs |
| Alistair Bailey | CIA Techs |
| Eric Loren | CIA Techs |
| Paul Cloutier | Special Forces Tech |
| Wallace Bagwell | Alpha Leader 1 |
| William Meredith | CPA Presser |
| James Wills | Chopper Comms Tech |
| Jered Bezemek | Convoy Commander |
| Johnny Nilsson | Republican Palace Reporter |
| Salman Hassan | Zubaide Conference Speaker #1 |
| Ammar Khdir | Zubaide Conference Speaker #2 |
| Youssif Falah-Jassem | Zubaide Conference Speaker #3 |
| Latif Al Anzi | Zubaide Conference Speaker #4 |
| Name | Job |
|---|---|
| Sammy Sheldon | Costume Design |
| Julie Dartnell | Makeup Artist |
| Nadia Stacey | Makeup Artist |
| Ed Colyer | Foley Mixer |
| Peter Gleaves | ADR Mixer |
| Glen Gathard | Assistant Foley Artist |
| Paul Greengrass | Director |
| Christopher Rouse | Editor |
| Dan Hubbard | Casting |
| Peter Burgis | Foley |
| Jack Stew | Foley |
| Brian Helgeland | Writer |
| Barry Ackroyd | Director of Photography, Camera Operator |
| John Hubbard | Casting |
| Markos Rounthwaite | Stunt Coordinator |
| Roger Tooley | Steadicam Operator |
| Patrick Malone | Digital Intermediate |
| John Powell | Original Music Composer |
| Dan Bradley | Second Unit Director |
| Rajiv Chandrasekaran | Author, Screenplay |
| Amanda Mackey | Casting |
| Sasha Harris | Unit Production Manager |
| Gary Connery | Stunt Coordinator |
| Lee Sandales | Set Decoration |
| Loulia Sheppard | Hairstylist |
| Marilyn MacDonald | Makeup Artist |
| Simon Chase | ADR & Dubbing |
| Becki Ponting | Dialogue Editor |
| Mark Taylor | Sound Effects Editor |
| Oliver Tarney | Supervising Sound Editor |
| Jesper Kjölsrud | CG Supervisor |
| Matthew Smith | Sequence Supervisor |
| Howard Berry | Visual Effects Editor |
| Richard Diver | Visual Effects Editor |
| Matthew Plummer | Visual Effects Producer |
| Charlie Noble | Visual Effects Supervisor |
| Klemens Becker | Camera Operator |
| Florian Emmerich | Second Unit Cinematographer |
| Jeremy Braben | Helicopter Camera |
| Nicole Young | Costume Supervisor |
| Marie Fernandes | Digital Intermediate |
| Laurent Treherne | Digital Intermediate |
| Jon Olive | Music Editor |
| Patricia de la Uz | Transportation Coordinator |
| Louise Wade | Script Supervisor |
| Ceri Evans | Script Supervisor |
| Kirsten Lane | Music Consultant |
| Dominic Watkins | Production Design |
| Peter Chiang | Visual Effects Supervisor |
| Cedric Proust | Stunt Coordinator |
| Cathy Sandrich Gelfond | Casting |
| Juan Pedro de Gaspar | Art Direction |
| Kay Georgiou | Hairstylist |
| Christine Beveridge | Makeup Department Head |
| Sarah Robinson | Art Department Coordinator |
| Anna MacKenzie | ADR & Dubbing |
| Chris Sturmer | Dolby Consultant |
| Paul Hanks | Foley |
| James Harrison | Sound Effects Editor |
| Dan Neal | CG Supervisor |
| Bruno Baron | Sequence Supervisor |
| Simon Allmark | Visual Effects Editor |
| Ian Differ | Visual Effects Editor |
| Andrea Pirisi | Visual Effects Editor |
| Péter Závorszky | Visual Effects Producer |
| Jasin Boland | Still Photographer |
| Jonathan Olley | Additional Photography |
| Rob Farris | Digital Intermediate |
| Alison Carter | First Assistant Editor |
| Ali Bakkioui | Transportation Coordinator |
| Mounir Badia | Picture Car Coordinator |
| Peggy Mulloy | Unit Publicist |
| Gary Humphrey | Security |
| Mike Prestwood Smith | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Julian Foddy | CG Supervisor |
| David Vickery | CG Supervisor |
| Simon Hayes | Production Sound Mixer |
| Tom Whitehead | Draughtsman |
| Name | Title |
|---|---|
| Eric Fellner | Producer |
| Liza Chasin | Executive Producer |
| Christopher Rouse | Producer |
| Mairi Bett | Producer |
| Tim Bevan | Producer |
| Paul Greengrass | Producer |
| Debra Hayward | Executive Producer |
| Lloyd Levin | Producer |
| Michael Bronner | Producer |
| Kate Solomon | Producer |
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Its about the false allegation of US that Iraq had WMD. Which turns out to be a manipulated intel for personal gains of few people. ...
Good Action Movie. ...
Whilst I didn't hate this film, I really did wonder who on earth it was for? Is it just one of those retrospective conscience-salving efforts designed to deflect the attention of the audience as to just who told us all what ahead of the invasion or Iraq? In any case, the plot seems to suggest that t ... hat whole invasion was predicated on an elaborate American scheme to install a puppet administrations in that country. Based on what, precisely? Well - that's what "Miller" (Matt Damon) and his team of elite WMD hunters are on site to discover. What now follows is a rather pedestrian affair with loads of CIA cloak and dagger drama as the team constantly come up empty in their search. Is there a leak somewhere? Did the things just simply never exist? Is their a broader game afoot? Well those are the questions about which I couldn't say I was really very bothered. To make these intrigues work effectively, the writing and the acting have to be far sharper and nuanced than here in this rather simplistic take on not just the Allied (i.e. not just US involvement in Iraq) activities, but on the attitudes of the local population who are portrayed here as either little better than sheep farmers, or as duplicitous murderers. Damon is going through the motions, as is a slightly oddly cast Jason Isaacs ("Briggs") and a completely underwhelming Greg Kinnear as "Poundstone" - the Pentagon man charged with leading the search. Add to the mix the faintly annoying interventions of investigative journalist "Lawrie Dayne" (Amy Ryan) and the whole thing is, frankly, a derivate mess. At times the pace is active, but for the most part is just plods along towards an ending that is probably all that this speculative and weak script could hope to offer us.