FeatureR2006·93m·5.4

End Game

The assassination was only the beginning.

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Secret Service agent Alex Thomas is detailed with protecting the president of the United States but, at a public appearance, everything went wrong and the president is assassinated. Wracked with guilt, he blames himself for his team's failure. Meanwhile, seasoned journalist Kate Crawford comes to believe there's a massive conspiracy afoot and convinces Alex of it. Together they unravel a treacherous web of lies as they try to unlock the truth behind the conspiracy amid the deadly threat of shadowy assassins and ex-special ops enforcers.

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Cast

Cuba Gooding Jr.

Agent Alex Thomas

Angie Harmon

Kate Crawford

James Woods

Agent Vaughn Stevens

Patrick Fabian

Agent Brian Martin

Peter Greene

Philip Keifer aka Jack Baldwin

Jack Scalia

The President

Anne Archer

The First Lady

David Selby

Shakey Fuller

Burt Reynolds

General Montgomery

Sarah Ann Schultz

Janice Frost

Todd Jensen

Agent Smith

Brian Presley

Billy Bergoon

Benito Martinez

Ramsey

Patrick Treadway

Lewis Detimore

Christa Campbell

Mistress

Yuji Okumoto

Doctor Lee

J.P. O'Shaughnessy

Doctor Reid

Heather Dawn

Reporter

Cordell Lewis

Fire Chief

Jeffrey Humphrey

Newscaster

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$5.0M
Revenue
$208,101
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Two Sticks ProductionsMartini FilmsEquity Pictures

Crew

Director

Andy Cheng

Writers

Andy Cheng, J.C. Pollock, J.C. Pollock

Chuck Cohen

Director of Photography

Julia Wong

Editor

Kenneth Burgomaster

Original Music Composer

Vincent DeFelice

Production Design

Gallery

Reviews

TomStensson

4/7/2014

0.5

An extremely implausible story, where nobody but his bodyguard and a reporter seem to be interested in the killing of the US President. Not even after the two have been violently attacked in the middle of the city, together with a police patrol car, does anyone show any interest in their story. The decision to take it directly to DVD was probably very wise, as the film critics would have killed it.