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After a publisher changes a writer's debut novel about a deadly assassin from fiction to nonfiction, the author finds himself thrust into the world of his lead character, and must take on the role of his character for his own survival.
Cast View all
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Kevin James | Sam Larson/Mason Carver |
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Kim Coates | President Miguel 'Mike' Cueto |
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Maurice Compte | Juan |
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Zulay Henao | Rosa Bolivar |
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Andrew Howard | Anton Masovich |
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Ron Rifkin | Amos |
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Yul Vazquez | General Javier Ruiz |
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P.J. Byrne | Trent |
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Kelen Coleman | Kylie Applebaum |
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Leonard Earl Howze | Michael Cleveland |
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Rob Riggle | William Cobb |
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Andy Garcia | El Toro |
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Anthony Belevtsov | Merc |
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Jeff Chase | La Roche |
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Katie Couric | Katie Couric |
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Gabriel 'G-Rod' Rodriguez | Heavy |
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Al Hamacher | Paolo |
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Lauren Shaw | Sabine |
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Emilie Ullerup | Stephanie |
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Danny Williams-Lopez | Cafe Luna Bus Boy |
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Daniel Zacapa | Detective Diego Garcia |
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Keila J. Brown | Starbucks Worker #1 |
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Kris Hazard | Starbucks Worker #2 |
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Emmanuel Cruz Sanchez | Presidential Security #1 |
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Jose Raeldo Lopez Ortiz | Presidential Security #2 |
Crew
| Director | Jeff Wadlow |
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| Writers | Jeff Wadlow, Jeff Morris | |
| Producers | Todd Garner, Guy Riedel, Ted Sarandos, Raja Collins, Jack L. Murray, Justin Begnaud, Kevin Scott Frakes, Michael Garrity, Mark Fasano, Ankur Rungta, Ines Mongil-Echandi, Pauline Fischer, Sarah Perlman Bremner, Alen Aivazian | |
| Photographers | Peter Lyons Collister | |
Personal
| Owner | Review? |
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| Location | Comedy Partition 1 |
| Purchased | Nov 12, 2016 at EVO |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Seen it | May 28, 2017 at home |
| Added | Jul 06, 2017 |
| Modified | Sep 24, 2018 |
Edition details
| Layers | Single side, Single layer |
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Notes
My quick rating 5,8/10. Ok, I am not a big fan of Kevin James, nothing against him, just never found him all that funny. That being said, this is a pretty funny movie. The premise of a fiction writer accidentally getting put into a non-fiction world of an assassin is amusing. Now my slam of Kevin James: This movie could've been a lot better with a different comedian. The idea leads to some decent humor and if the writers could've really gone at this movie premise more, it could've been great. I know that is two major aspects, more action, different actor. As it is, this is still not a bad film and a good way to spend a lazy Sunday.