| Directed
by |
Rod
Lurie |
| Writing
Credis |
David
Scarpa (story and screenplay) |
| Cast |
Robert
Redford as Lt. Gen. Eugene Irwin
James Gandolfini as Col. Winter
Mark Ruffalo as Yates
Steve Burton as Capt. Peretz
Delroy Lindo as Gen. Wheeler
Paul Calderon as Dellwo
Samuel Ball as Duffy
Jeremy Childs as Cutbush
Clifton Collins Jr. as Cpl. Ramon Aguilar
Robin Wright Penn as Rosalie Irwin |
| Genre |
Drama/Action |
| Budget |
$60,000,000
(estimated) |
| Box
Office USA |
$18,244,060 |
| Opening
Weekend |
$7,088,213
/ 2,262 theaters / $3,133 average |
| Widest
release |
2,270
theaters |
| Release
Date |
October 19, 2001 |
| Pictures |
Screen
Captures |
| Filming
Dates |
19
March 2001 - June 2001 |
| Filming
locations |
Kentucky,
USA
Nashville, Tennessee, USA |
| Plot |
Redford
stars as three-star General Irwin, a renowned military tactician,
who has been court-martialed and sentenced to a maximum
security military prison run with an iron fist by its warden,
Colonel Winter (James Gandolfini). Winter can't help but
respect the once-legendary general, but that respect turns
to hostility as Irwin defiantly confronts the warden on
his methods. Their confrontation escalates into war when
the general organizes his fellow inmates into an army to
take over the prison |
| Awards
and Nominations |
LINK |
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