| Spy Game | |||||
| Universal Studios (2001) | |||||
| Action, Crime, Thriller | |||||
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| Brad Pitt | Tom Bishop / Terry | |
| Robert Redford | Nathan D. Muir | |
| Larry Bryggman | Troy Folger | |
| Stephen Dillane | Charles Harker | |
| Garrick Hagon | Cy Wilson | |
| Todd Boyce | Robert Aiken | |
| Marianne Jean-Baptiste | Gladys Jennip | |
| Matthew Marsh | Dr. William Byars | |
| Catherine McCormack | Elizabeth Hadley | |
| Bill Buell | Fred Kappler | |
| Demetri Goritsas | Billy Hyland | |
| Andrew Grainger | Andrew Unger | |
| Michael Paul Chan | Vincent Vy Ngo | |
| Colin Stinton | Henry Pollard |
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| Producer | Douglas Wick
Marc Abraham |
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| Writer | Michael Frost Beckner
David Arata |
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| Cinematography | Daniel Mindel
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| Musician | Harry Gregson-Williams
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Veteran spy Nathan Muir is on the verge of retiring from the CIA when he learns that his one-time protégé and close friend, Tom Bishop, is a political prisoner sentenced to die in Beijing. Although their friendship has been marred by bad blood and resentment, Muir agrees to take on the most dangerous mission of his career and rescue Bishop. |
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