| Spy Game | |||||
| Universal Studios (2001) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama, Thriller | |||||
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In Collection
#220 |
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| Robert Redford | Nathan Muir | |
| Brad Pitt | Tom Bishop | |
| Catherine McCormack | Elizabeth Hadley | |
| Stephen Dillane | Charles Harker | |
| Larry Bryggman | Troy Folger | |
| Marianne Jean-Baptiste | Gladys Jennip | |
| Matthew Marsh | Dr. Byars | |
| Todd Boyce | Robert Aiken | |
| Michael Paul Chan | Vincent Vy Ngo | |
| Garrick Hagon | Cy Wilson | |
| Andrew Grainger | Andrew Unger | |
| Bill Buell | Fred Kappler | |
| Colin Stinton | Henry Pollard | |
| Ted Maynard | CIA Administrator | |
| Tom Hodgkins | CIA Lobby Guard | |
| Rufus Wright | Folger's Secretary | |
| Demetri Goritsas | Billy Hyland | |
| Quinn Collins | OPS Center Security Officer | |
| Sam Scudder | Back Bencher | |
| Yann Johnson | CIA Back Bencher |
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| Producer |
Marc Abraham
Stephanie Antosca Armyan Bernstein Thomas A. Bliss |
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| Writer |
Michael Frost Beckner
David Arata |
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| Cinematography |
Dan Mindel
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| Musician |
Harry Gregson-Williams
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On the day of his retirement, a veteran CIA agent learns that his former protégé has been arrested in China, is sentenced to die the next morning in Beijing, and that the CIA is considering letting that happen to avoid an international scandal. |
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