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End Game

The Assassination Was Only The Beginning.
2006 | 93m | English

(5873 votes)

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Popularity: 4 (history)

Director: Andy Cheng
Writer: Andy Cheng, J.C. Pollock
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Alex Thomas was the man in charge of protecting the president but, when the time came to fulfill his duties, everything just went wrong. His conscience haunted by a bullet, and his devotion to his country stronger than ever, Alex teams with a seasoned reporter to navigate a treacherous web of lies, unlocking a dangerous conspiracy, and enter a deadly world in which skilled assassins and highly-trained ex-special ops lurk in every shadow.
Release Date: Jul 27, 2006
Director: Andy Cheng
Writer: Andy Cheng, J.C. Pollock
Genres: Action, Drama, Crime, Thriller
Keywords assassination, central intelligence agency (cia), helicopter, journalist, usa president, trailer park, sniper, bodyguard, investigation, police, cover-up, flashback, conspiracy, shootout, first lady, explosion, cell phone, alcoholic, secret service, videotape, underwater fight
Production Companies Nu Image, Millennium Media, North by Northwest Entertainment, Martini Films, Two Sticks Productions, Equity Pictures Medienfonds III
Box Office Revenue: $208,101
Budget: $5,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 02, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Cuba Gooding Jr. Alex Thomas
Angie Harmon Kate Crawford
James Woods Vaughn Stevens
Patrick Fabian Brian Martin
Peter Greene Jack Baldwin
Jack Scalia The President
Anne Archer The First Lady
David Selby Shakey Fuller
Burt Reynolds General Montgomery
Sarah Ann Schultz Janice Frost
Todd Jensen Agent Smith
Brian Presley Billy Bergoon
Benito Martinez Ramsey
Christa Campbell Mistress
Patrick Treadway Lewis Detimore
Yuji Okumoto Doctor Lee
Troy Brown Cop #2
Jared Wagner Boy walking (uncredited)
Eddie J. Fernandez Cop #1
Sydney Ortman Teenage Girl
Pam Long Detimore's Mom
Kimberly Quinn Thelma
Heather Dawn Reporter
John Cenatiempo Tony Morino
Carsten Nørgaard Arman
John V. Barbieri Secret Service Agent
Maiah Wynne Child on bus (uncredited)
Andrew Varenhorst Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Clayton Hill Father Clayton
Name Job
Andy Cheng Writer, Director
Anita Hart Stunt Double
Al Goto Stunt Coordinator
J.C. Pollock Writer, Story
Vincent DeFelice Production Design
Julia Wong Editor
Kenneth Burgomaster Original Music Composer
Benjamin Maixner Set Decoration
Chuck Cohen Director of Photography
Juan A. Mas Line Producer
Rosemary Welden Casting
Spiro Razatos Second Unit Director
Name Title
Johnny Martin Producer
Tierre Turner Producer
Danny Dimbort Executive Producer
David E. Ornston Producer
Boaz Davidson Executive Producer
Avi Lerner Executive Producer
Brett Ratner Executive Producer
Josef Lautenschlager Executive Producer
Trevor Short Executive Producer
Manfred D. Heid Executive Producer
Andreas Thiesmeyer Executive Producer
Richard Salvatore Producer
Gerd Koechlin Executive Producer
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TomStensson
1.0

An extremely implausible story, where nobody but his bodyguard and a reporter seem to be interested in the killing of the US President. Not even after the two have been violently attacked in the middle of the city, together with a police patrol car, does anyone show any interest in their story. The ... decision to take it directly to DVD was probably very wise, as the film critics would have killed it.

Jun 23, 2021