RED - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "RED"
RED (2010)
Timing:
1:51 (111 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Writer
Casting
Deborah Aquila
Casting
Robin D. Cook
Casting
Editor
Thom Noble
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Rocco Larizza
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Brandt Gordon
Art Direction
Kelly Curley
Art Direction
Costume Design
Susan Lyall
Costume Design
Stunts
Taryn Ash
Stunts
Danny Cosmo
Stunts
Production Design
Alec Hammond
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Paul Jennings
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Carolyn A. Loucks
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Aimee Stuit
Makeup Artist
Gerald Quist
Makeup Artist
Michael Hancock
Makeup Artist
Omar Roessler
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Mario Cacioppo
Key Makeup Artist
Patricia Keighran
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Roberto Cappannelli
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Whitney Brown
Unit Production Manager
Set Dresser
Ken Clark
Set Dresser
Sidney J. Lambert
Set Dresser
Henry Jesiak
Set Dresser
David DeMarinis
Set Dresser
Don McQueen
Set Dresser
Toni Wong
Set Dresser
Nick Fischer
Set Dresser
J.P. Dame
Set Dresser
Mark Harman
Set Dresser
Gregory T. Geniusz
Set Dresser
Alexander Lasseigne III
Set Dresser
John Morrison
Set Dresser
Alixandra Petrovich
Set Dresser
Bill Walters
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Grant Lucibello
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Brian Jagersky
Stunt Double
Dana Jones
Stunt Double
Hubert Boorder
Stunt Double
Rick Pearce
Stunt Double
Cosette Derome
Stunt Double
Lex D. Geddings
Stunt Double
Duncan McLeod
Stunt Double
Stuart F. Wilson
Stunt Double
Shawn Orr
Stunt Double
Daryl Patchett
Stunt Double
Rosie Bernhard
Stunt Double
Bernadette Couture
Stunt Double
Lloyd Cunningham
Stunt Double
Fight Choreographer
Buster Reeves
Fight Choreographer
Utility Stunts
Jeffery Aro
Utility Stunts
Director of Photography
Florian Ballhaus
Director of Photography
Pilot
Dave Tommasini
Pilot
Camera Operator
Jerry M. Jacob
Camera Operator
Michael Applebaum
Camera Operator
Brian Harper
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Andrew Rowlands
Steadicam Operator
Costumer
Doré Cermak
Costumer
Cathie Valdovino
Costumer
Andre Schulz
Costumer
Costume Supervisor
Annette Farnsworth
Costume Supervisor
Alison Parker
Costume Supervisor
Roslyn Hanchard
Costume Supervisor
Makeup Department Head
Paige Reeves
Makeup Department Head
Sound Effects Editor
Hector C. Gika
Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Art Director
Tania McGowan
Assistant Art Director
Property Master
Michael S. Martin
Property Master
Deryck Blake
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Rocco Passionino
Visual Effects Supervisor
Marco Recuay
Visual Effects Supervisor
Randy Goux
Visual Effects Supervisor
Mark Larranaga
Visual Effects Supervisor
Dariush Derakhshani
Visual Effects Supervisor
Zachary Kinney
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Dave McMoyler
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Susan Marucci
Script Supervisor
R. Emerson John
Script Supervisor
Sam Sullivan
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Yolanda Mercadel
Hair Department Head
Jennifer Bower O'Halloran
Hair Department Head
Tony Ward
Hair Department Head
Electrician
Richard Landry
Electrician
Brad Garris
Electrician
Rocky Brown
Electrician
Jacob Sauerbrey
Electrician
Mike 'Chewie' Pappas
Electrician
Robb W. Turner
Electrician
Jason E. Hamilton
Electrician
Set Costumer
Wendy Talley
Set Costumer
Malikka Coston
Set Costumer
Hairstylist
Deena Adair
Hairstylist
Special Effects Coordinator
Laird McMurray
Special Effects Coordinator
Jeff Brink
Special Effects Coordinator
David K. Nami
Special Effects Coordinator
Bruno Van Zeebroeck
Special Effects Coordinator
Still Photographer
Frank Masi
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Nerses Gezalyan
Sound Mixer
Thomas Hayek
Sound Mixer
Glen Gauthier
Sound Mixer
Richard Schexnayder
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Jinnie Pak
Visual Effects Producer
Raoul Bolognini
Visual Effects Producer
Chris Roff
Visual Effects Producer
Matthew Thunell
Visual Effects Producer
Bernardo Jauregui
Visual Effects Producer
Greg Laube
Visual Effects Producer
Armorer
Michael Papac
Armorer
Charles Taylor
Armorer
Vincent Joseph Flaherty
Armorer
Graham Robertson
Armorer
First Assistant Director
Myron Hoffert
First Assistant Director
Andrew M. Robinson
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Cori Burchell
Assistant Costume Designer
Amy Ritchings
Assistant Costume Designer
Animation
Jakub Pazera
Animation
Boom Operator
Chris Welcker
Boom Operator
Alan Zielonko
Boom Operator
Steve Switzer
Boom Operator
Sean Paul Armstrong
Boom Operator
Graphic Designer
David Best
Graphic Designer
Jon Hunter
Graphic Designer
Set Designer
Tucker Doherty
Set Designer
Dave Kelsey
Set Designer
Russell Moore
Set Designer
First Assistant Editor
Lara Johnston
First Assistant Editor
Lisa Cossettini
First Assistant Editor
Additional Editor
Matthew Diezel
Additional Editor
Sound Designer
Jon Title
Sound Designer
Construction Coordinator
John Mackenzie
Construction Coordinator
Art Department Coordinator
Kimberly Murphy
Art Department Coordinator
Collingwood Brown
Art Department Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
Michelle Pazer
Dialogue Editor
Pierre Brouard
Dialogue Editor
First Assistant Sound Editor
Gayle Wesley
First Assistant Sound Editor
Best Boy Grip
Martin Torner
Best Boy Grip
Lighting Technician
David Allan
Lighting Technician
Chad Vanko
Lighting Technician
First Assistant "B" Camera
John Harper
First Assistant "B" Camera
First Assistant "A" Camera
Heather Norton
First Assistant "A" Camera
Joe Waistell
First Assistant "A" Camera
Russel Bowie
First Assistant "A" Camera
Rigging Grip
Mongo Andrews
Rigging Grip
Gary Cadow
Rigging Grip
Compositing Supervisor
Colin Liggett
Compositing Supervisor
Abel Milanes
Compositing Supervisor
Key Grip
Richard Emerson
Key Grip
Kenneth Coblentz
Key Grip
Richard Mall
Key Grip
Charlie Marroquin
Key Grip
Grip
William T. Iversen
Grip
Joe Cassano
Grip
Luke Cauthern
Grip
Glen Goodchild
Grip
Joe Lotuaco
Grip
Richard Teodorczyk
Grip
Scott Luttrell
Grip
Robert Vigus
Grip
Rick Secosky
Grip
Bryan Hayes
Grip
Dolly Grip
Richard T. Hoover
Dolly Grip
Robert Cochrane
Dolly Grip
Assistant Property Master
Michael Huschka
Assistant Property Master
Charles McGlynn
Assistant Property Master
Key Hair Stylist
Kelly Shanks
Key Hair Stylist
Patricia Medina
Key Hair Stylist
Key Rigging Grip
Franklin Jones II
Key Rigging Grip
Set Production Assistant
Travis McConnell
Set Production Assistant
Kim Barnard
Set Production Assistant
Nicholas Vandal
Set Production Assistant
Mark C. Stevens
Set Production Assistant
Frank Barnett
Set Production Assistant
Benton Collinsworth
Set Production Assistant
Todd Feaser
Set Production Assistant
Kevin Lorio
Set Production Assistant
Patrick Mizell
Set Production Assistant
Caroline Seale
Set Production Assistant
Aaron J. Stone
Set Production Assistant
Liz Barker
Set Production Assistant
Jason Chandler
Set Production Assistant
Compositor
Tiago Santos
Compositor
Lee Pierce
Compositor
Fredrik Höglin
Compositor
Kyle McCauley
Compositor
Tristan Porter
Compositor
Brady Doyle
Compositor
Travis Wade Ivy
Compositor
Rob Price
Compositor
Joe Censoplano
Compositor
Farhad Mohasseb
Compositor
Neil Craig
Compositor
Carpenter
Rob Bonney
Carpenter
Jamie Child
Carpenter
Attilio Cimini
Carpenter
Wayne Collins
Carpenter
Paul Dzatko
Carpenter
Joe Fraser
Carpenter
Richard Gregory
Carpenter
Mark Haas
Carpenter
Paul Hamilton
Carpenter
Gary LeGault
Carpenter
Jeff Pryce
Carpenter
Maurice Roy
Carpenter
Nick Stinson
Carpenter
Blaine Twyne
Carpenter
Brian Weir
Carpenter
David Wewior
Carpenter
Ian Worling
Carpenter
R. Doug Ingle
Carpenter
Michael Bunt
Carpenter
Henry Ilola
Carpenter
Story
Cully Hamner
Story
Casting Assistant
Jonathan Oliveira
Casting Assistant
Melissa Tang
Casting Assistant
Foley Supervisor
Paul Aulicino
Foley Supervisor
Special Effects Technician
David Nash
Special Effects Technician
Mark Hava
Special Effects Technician
Shane Gross
Special Effects Technician
James R. Bilz
Special Effects Technician
Mike Kavanagh
Special Effects Technician
Brad Manis
Special Effects Technician
Jim McGillivary
Special Effects Technician
David Reaume
Special Effects Technician
Stephen Wallace
Special Effects Technician
Casting Associate
Millie Tom
Casting Associate
Lisa Zagoria
Casting Associate
Gaffer
Michael L. Hall
Gaffer
Andy Ryan
Gaffer
Franco Tata
Gaffer
"A" Camera Operator
Thomas Lappin
"A" Camera Operator
ADR Mixer
Ron Bedrosian
ADR Mixer
Greg Steele
ADR Mixer
Video Assist Operator
Anthony Nocera
Video Assist Operator
Paul Thompson
Video Assist Operator
Paul Thompson
Video Assist Operator
ADR Recordist
Tami Treadwell
ADR Recordist
Greg Zimmerman
ADR Recordist
Second Unit Director of Photography
Gary Capo
Second Unit Director of Photography
David Herrington
Second Unit Director of Photography
Storyboard Artist
Gary Damian Thomas
Storyboard Artist
Andrew Garcia-Price
Storyboard Artist
Camera Trainee
Johnathan Holmes
Camera Trainee
"B" Camera Operator
Tim Merkel
"B" Camera Operator
Second Assistant "B" Camera
Brian Cassar
Second Assistant "B" Camera
First Assistant Camera
Wade Whitley
First Assistant Camera
Brice Reid
First Assistant Camera
Sung Rae Cho
First Assistant Camera
Ciaran Copelin
First Assistant Camera
Robert Baird
First Assistant Camera
Colorist
Sean Lawrence
Colorist
Post Production Supervisor
Sara Romilly
Post Production Supervisor
Additional Hairstylist
Carl G. Variste
Additional Hairstylist
Production Assistant
Kristal McManigal
Production Assistant
Anne Fader
Production Assistant
Eric Scott Williamson
Production Assistant
Angel de la Viña
Production Assistant
Evan Eastham
Production Assistant
Ashley Foster
Production Assistant
Iran Kuykendall
Production Assistant
Matthew Phroper
Production Assistant
Tim Sigur
Production Assistant
Spencer Sinclair
Production Assistant
Derrick Bentley Wells
Production Assistant
Dustin Pownall
Production Assistant
Halston Ericson-Bohager
Production Assistant
Assistant Hairstylist
Donna Spahn
Assistant Hairstylist
Contact Lens Technician
Mandy Ketcheson
Contact Lens Technician
Casting Director
Robin Batherson
Casting Director
Production Coordinator
Matt DiFranco
Production Coordinator
Stefan Steen
Production Coordinator
Bernadette Gonzales
Production Coordinator
Jennifer Ray
Production Coordinator
Michael Hubert
Production Coordinator
Tailor
Roland Heizinger
Tailor
Visual Effects Coordinator
Andrew G. Cox
Visual Effects Coordinator
Sheila Giroux
Visual Effects Coordinator
Katie Stetson
Visual Effects Coordinator
Jody Wilson
Visual Effects Coordinator
Adam D. Reeb
Visual Effects Coordinator
Joseph Shahood
Visual Effects Coordinator
Darryl Stawychny
Visual Effects Coordinator
Curtis Tsai
Visual Effects Coordinator
Visual Effects Editor
Neil Greenberg
Visual Effects Editor
Adam Estey
Visual Effects Editor
Production Secretary
Bryan Gardiner
Production Secretary
Aishleen McCann
Production Secretary
Visual Effects
Rob Price
Visual Effects
Second Assistant "A" Camera
Darren Spriet
Second Assistant "A" Camera
CG Supervisor
Dan Mayer
CG Supervisor
ADR Editor
Kimaree Long
ADR Editor
Michelle Pazer
ADR Editor
ADR Voice Casting
Terri Douglas
ADR Voice Casting
Extras Casting
Rita Bertucci
Extras Casting
Jason Landry
Extras Casting
Marcy Punch
Extras Casting
CG Artist
Brian James Lee
CG Artist
Sean Cox
CG Artist
Dave Damant
CG Artist
Nicholas Poznick
CG Artist
Rigging Gaffer
Tarik Naim Alherimi
Rigging Gaffer
Paul Spaven
Rigging Gaffer
Art Department Production Assistant
Claire Worthington
Art Department Production Assistant
Heather La Kor
Art Department Production Assistant
Camera Loader
Max Armstrong
Camera Loader
Assistant Production Coordinator
Jonathan Pencharz
Assistant Production Coordinator
Laura Rosaly
Assistant Production Coordinator
Generator Operator
John Sztejnmiler
Generator Operator
John Irwin
Generator Operator
Second Assistant Camera
Michael D. Kennedy
Second Assistant Camera
Ari Magder
Second Assistant Camera
Libra Head Technician
Pierson Silver
Libra Head Technician
Choreographer
Amy Wright
Choreographer
Dialect Coach
Sophia Lansky
Dialect Coach
Techno Crane Operator
Patrick Barnes
Techno Crane Operator
Executive In Charge Of Production
Andrea Isaacs
Executive In Charge Of Production
Costume Assistant
Garet Reilly
Costume Assistant
Ashley Shields-Muir
Costume Assistant
Pyrotechnic Supervisor
Arthur Langevin
Pyrotechnic Supervisor
Production Executive
Erik Feig
Production Executive
Geoff Shaevitz
Production Executive
Shayne Fiske
Production Executive
Graphic Novel
Warren Ellis
Graphic Novel
Property Buyer
Brenda McClennin
Property Buyer
Michael Meade
Property Buyer
Clearances Coordinator
Mara McSweeny
Clearances Coordinator
Sound Editor
Ben Wilkins
Sound Editor
First Assistant Accountant
Janet Chandler
First Assistant Accountant
Timothy Clarkin
First Assistant Accountant
Derrick Landry
First Assistant Accountant
Key Set Costumer
Kasey C. Bazil
Key Set Costumer
Set Buyer
Alexandra Hooper
Set Buyer
Kari Measham
Set Buyer
Avril Dishaw
Set Buyer
Assistant Camera
Chris Owen Jones
Assistant Camera
Cody Gautreau
Assistant Camera
Additional Casting
Craig Fincannon
Additional Casting
Lisa Mae Fincannon
Additional Casting
Head Carpenter
Brian van de Valk
Head Carpenter
Marine Coordinator
Nick Spetsiotis
Marine Coordinator
Camera Car
Bill Hong
Camera Car
Pyrotechnician
Gary Kleinsteuber
Pyrotechnician
Jim Reischl
Pyrotechnician
Mark Rice
Pyrotechnician
Matthew Tulk
Pyrotechnician
Dialogue Coach
Michael Caruan
Dialogue Coach
Playback Coordinator
Kris Wood
Playback Coordinator
Costume Set Supervisor
Bonnie Sutherland
Costume Set Supervisor
First Assistant Hairstylist
Teresa Buccione
First Assistant Hairstylist
Paulina Harcus
First Assistant Hairstylist
Assistant Decorator
Jeffrey A. Melvin
Assistant Decorator
First Assistant Makeup Artist
Sandra Wheatle
First Assistant Makeup Artist
Allison Gordin
First Assistant Makeup Artist
Liz Gruszka
First Assistant Makeup Artist
What's left behind the scenes
- John C. Reilly was originally planned for the role of Marvin Boggs, but he declined and was replaced by John Malkovich.
- During filming in Toronto, police received several phone calls reporting machine gun fire after local residents mistook the film's gunfire effects for the real thing.
- Meryl Streep was considered for the role of Victoria.
- The business jet shown in the film is a “Dassault Falcon 900EX.” The registration number “N900EX” is used by “Dassault” as a corporate one, and after the aircraft is sold to a customer, this number is removed.
- When entering Frank's weapons container, Marvin picks up a submachine gun and says it's a “Swedish K.” This weapon is a “Kpist m/45,” which was used by the Swedish military until 2007. A copy was produced in the US by “Smith & Wesson” under the designation SW-76. It was used by US special forces due to its resistance to harsh operating conditions, so it is possible that Marvin used it previously as his service weapon.
- Brian Cox also starred in the film “Red” (2008).
- Brian Cox and Helen Mirren play a Russian and an English spy, respectively. In real life, it's the other way around: Brian Cox is British, and Mirren, although born in England, has Russian roots.
- The film was supplied to cinemas under the code name "Cooper".
- The black limousine driven by Ivan Simonov (Brian Cox) is a Soviet GAZ-M14 "Chaika".
- Morgan Freeman, as a pseudo-African dictator, is transported in a "Mercedes 600 Pullman" limousine, the favorite car of world leaders, including dictators of developing countries with communist regimes, such as: Nicolae Ceaușescu, Josip Broz Tito, Fidel Castro, Pol Pot, Enver Hoxha, Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev, Kim Il-sung, Kim Jong-il, Idi Amin and Ferdinand Marcos.
- In Bulgaria, the film was distributed under the title "BSP" (Besni Strashni Pensii – meaning Furious Terrible Pensioners). However, "BSP" could also be a reference to the Bulgarian Socialist Party. The color of this party is red, and its voters are mainly older people and pensioners – just like the film's main characters.
- Frank Moses's date of birth in the dossier is listed as March 19, 1955, which is the actual birthday of Bruce Willis.
- Both Bruce Willis and Julian McMahon were engaged to model/actress Brooke Burns. McMahon and Burns married after their engagement and were married from 1999 to 2001. Willis and Burns were only engaged from 2003 to 2004, and the relationship did not lead to marriage.
- RED stands for “Retired, Extremely Dangerous”.
- The first feature film based on a comic book from "DC Comics" not produced by "Warner Bros.". (The Batman from "Fox" was a spin-off of a television series, and the Superman from "Columbia" was a serial).
- Julian McMahon agreed to star in the film without even reading the script.
- John Malkovich liked the script after reading 40 pages. He then asked his agent why he was chosen for the role of Frank. His agent replied that Malkovich had made a mistake and read the wrong script, as he was intended to play Marvin.
- Karl Urban cut Bruce Willis with a mug that he throws at him during their first fight scene. This happened because he threw it faster than Willis expected. A slight look of surprise can be seen on Willis's face in this scene.
- In the scene where Victoria removes the bullet from Frank's arm, a bottle of Sobieski vodka, which Bruce Willis advertises, is visible.
- The wallet that Victoria uses as a weapon is Helen Mirren's personal wallet. It was a gift from Giorgio Armani. Since it matched the dress she was wearing very well, and the wallet was part of the script, she asked if she could use it, and received an affirmative answer.
- In Frank's safe, which he digs up, a South African passport is on top. The team that tried to kill Frank are South African militants.
- When Frank takes a police car in New Orleans and reports over the radio that “an officer is down,” he states the suspect (Cooper) is driving a “Tahoe.” The vehicle Cooper was driving was a “GMC Yukon,” not a “Chevrolet Tahoe.”
- After the call from the payphone, the character Parker pronounces the name of the city in Alabama the same way as “mobile phone.” It is actually pronounced “mo-BEEL.” This is surprising, as Mary-Louise Parker is from South Carolina and the pronunciation of this city’s name (Mobile) is widely known in the South.
- The first time Marvin sees the helicopter, he states its number as “November 745,” the second time, when he tells Frank it’s the same helicopter, he reads its number as “November 748 Charlie.”
- In the scene where General Moses is saluted by armed guards, they lower their weapons while doing so. Armed security personnel on duty never lower their weapons to salute anyone.
- When Frank reports “officer down” over the radio, he describes Cooper as a man in a black suit. His suit was dark blue, and a CIA agent would have noticed this.
- When Sarah Ross holds the candelabra, the last candle intermittently disappears and reappears. And its position changes as well.
- When Frank Moses goes to "Eagle's Nest," he has a scrape near his right eye. When he talks to the woman in the house, and the camera cuts back to him – the scrape disappears.
- During the shootout at the Vice President's event, the color of Victoria's (Helen Mirren) lipstick changes.
- When Frank, Sarah, and Marvin are waiting in the hangar, a wide shot shows all three of them, with Marvin holding the "piggy bank" by the tail and with its legs facing the camera. Then, in a close-up, the "piggy bank" is already facing away from the camera.
- When William Cooper arrives at the Vice President's event, his earpiece for communicating with security is clearly visible. When he goes through the door, it's gone.
- During Frank and Sarah's first meeting at her apartment, Sarah is holding a candlestick, and each time the camera focuses on her, she holds it in a different way.
- When Sarah Ross returns home after a date, she opens a can of “Corona Extra” and takes a couple of sips, then throws the can at Frank, at which point the can is already empty.
- When Cooper is flying on a plane and discovers that Moses has made countless calls to Sarah, he gets angry that no one noticed it, and then he intercepts her 911 call from the motel. But they already knew about her and were on their way to her house when Moses first met her there.
- After Moses inserts a syringe into the neck of the bandit, he falls, and the syringe is tilted to the right. Then, when a grenade explodes in Moses' house, you can notice the killed fighter with a syringe in his neck, this time the syringe is in a vertical position.
- When Frank wakes up in the first scene, the clock in his bedroom shows 6:00. When he goes downstairs, the clock in the kitchen shows 7:00.
- During the scene in the airport control tower in Mobile, a plane tail with a "British Airways" logo can be seen being shot at. "British Airways" does not serve Mobile Regional Airport, Alabama.
- Outside the hotel where the Vice President is performing, a Canadian flag can be seen. This is because the supposed location of Chicago is actually "The Royal York Hotel" located in Toronto, Canada.
- Outside the window of the control tower at Mobile Regional Airport (Alabama), mountains are visible, which should not be there.
- When the heroes leave New Orleans and the postcard says "Mobile, Alabama", they are actually walking through the New Orleans train station.
- When Moses reports "officer down" on the radio in New Orleans, he also states that cars need to be sent to the corner of N. Peters and Conti. In reality, the events are taking place at the intersection of Royal and Ursuline streets.
- When Joe introduces Victoria to Sarah, he originally says “she is an artist with an RPN” (she is a true master among RPNs). It may seem like a mistake and should be RPG, but in fact, RPN stands for Registered Practical Nurse, and Moses’ team goes to her for medical assistance.
- At the beginning of the film, there are Christmas decorations everywhere, but when Frank opens his social security check, the date on the check is March 1, 2011.
- In the limousine, when Cooper opens Frank Moses’ file, the photograph is mirrored (the flag is on the left, badges on the chest, etc.).
- Towards the end of the film, Cooper handcuffs Moses, and when he places the key in his hand, it’s visible that the right handcuff is not fastened.
- The clock in the ambulance they use for their escape shows 10:15. However, later, obviously after some time has passed, the clock still shows the same time.
- All the action in the hotel takes place at night. However, when the events move outside the hotel, it's daytime.
- When the recording from the CD that Alexander Dunning plays begins to skip, it sounds like a slowly rotating vinyl record, not like a sharp jump during CD playback.
- At the vice president's evening in the ballroom, the American flag has only 9 stripes and 32 stars.
- Frank wakes up at 6:00 at the very beginning of the film (according to the clock in his bedroom). It's implied that it's Christmas. At this time of year in the US, it would be dark at 6:00 (AM or PM), but sunlight is visible streaming into his house.
- When Frank kidnaps Sarah Ross, she is sitting in the back seat of the car with her hands tied in front, which absolutely does not prevent her from reaching up and removing the tape over her mouth. But instead, she continues to scream through the tape.
- When the Vice President's motorcade was trapped in a parking lot, Victoria (Helen Mirren) fires a .50 caliber machine gun to prevent the motorcade from moving. Ammunition belts are visible hanging from the left side of the weapon. A .50 caliber machine gun utilizes a belt-fed ammunition system. Its large rounds (138 mm long, including the cartridge case – 99 mm) typically come in a 35-pound box with a capacity of 100 rounds. The weapon, with sustained high-rate fire, would be capable of 450-550 rounds per minute and would require reloading every 13 seconds. Before the Vice President’s security detail realized the weapon was firing without human intervention, it had fired for at least 30 seconds without being reloaded. Armor-piercing rounds easily penetrate vehicles and, consequently, would reach those hiding behind them.
- Both Bruce Willis and Julian McMahon were engaged to model/actress Brooke Burns. McMahon and Burns married after their engagement and were married from 1999 to 2001. Willis and Burns were only engaged from 2003 to 2004, and the relationship did not lead to marriage.
- Julian McMahon agreed to star in the film without even reading the script.
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