6.3
Summary
Henry Brogan is an elite 51-year-old assassin who's ready to call it quits after completing his 72nd job. His plans get turned upside down when he becomes the target of a mysterious operative who can seemingly predict his every move. To his horror, Brogan soon learns that the man who's trying to kill him is a younger, faster, cloned version of himself.
Cast
Will Smith
Henry Brogen / Junior
Mary Elizabeth Winstead
Danny Zakarweski
Clive Owen
Clay Verris
Benedict Wong
Baron
Douglas Hodge
Jack Willis
Ralph Brown
Del Patterson
Linda Emond
Janet Lassiter
Ilia Volok
Yuri Kovacs
E.J. Bonilla
Marino
Victor Hugo
Junior (On-Set Reference)
David Shae
Bicycle Messenger
Theodora Miranne
Kitty (Jack's Girlfriend)
Diego Adonye
Henry's Dad
Lilla Banak
Henry's Mom
Igor Szász
Valery Dormov
Alexa GyÖrgy
Young Girl on Train
Fernanda Dorogi
Mother on Train
Alexandra Szucs
Aniko (Lab Technician)
Tim Connolly
Key Shack Agent
Daniel Salyers
Patterson's Son
Jordan Sherley
High School Girl
Tony J. Scott
High School Principal
Jeff J.J. Authors
Man at Marina
Justin James Boykin
Connor (uncredited)
Karis Wymbs
School Kid
Frankie Verroca
Budapestian at Sauna
Balázs Veres
Hungarian Student
Adrian Valle Torres
Junior's Friend
Ashton Tatum
Cop
Ferenc Iván Szabó
Training Officer
Dillon John Swanson
College Student
Saskia Slaaf
Flemish Train Announcer
Kenny Sheard
Scuba Killer #1
Carl Salonen
Budapest Bathhouse Patron
Brianna Robinson
College Student
Hannah Pniewski
Barista #1
Thanh-Huy Phan
Tourist
Zach Mellado
College Kid
Samantha Kudler
College Student
Frankie Justin
College Student
Douglas Rizzo Johnson
Student
Dawit Gulilat
Pedestrian
Samantha Goldman
College Student
Chris Goad
DIA Agent
Björn Freiberg
Training Officer
Christopher T. Elliott
John
Marc Demeter
Agent Demeter
William Caraballo
College student
Olivia Bailey
Coffee House Hipster
Daniel Annone
Barista #2
Christon Andell
College Student
Crew
Director
Ang Lee
Screenplay
Billy Ray
Screenplay, Story
David Benioff
Screenplay, Story
Darren Lemke
Reviews
maketheSWITCH
October 5, 2019
6
A century ago, man was just getting started with movies - heck, we even had sound and colour to explore. ‘Gemini Man’ deserves to be acknowledged for its purposeful step towards discovering what potentially lies out there for the future of movies and the capacity of the technology. Sure, the film finished and Michael and I both agreed the plot was safe and it really does stick to the “boy runs, meets girl and keeps running“ framework - but if you want to see it for more than that, at least respect it’s go-getter exploration of a new digital world. - Lily Meek
Read Lily's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-gemini-man-ang-lee-vs-ang-lee-has-technology-gone-too-far
Media
Recommendations
Terminator: Dark Fate
Rambo: Last Blood
6 Underground
Zombieland: Double Tap
Angel Has Fallen
Iron Man
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
Dora and the Lost City of Gold
Joker
The Kitchen
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
Anna
The Irishman
In the Shadow of the Moon
Stuber
Long Shot
The Addams Family
Spies in Disguise
Black and Blue
