Full Disclosure (2001) (V)

Director:

John Bradshaw

Writer:

Tony Johnston (writer)

Release Date:

30 October 2002 (Norway)

Genre:

Thriller

Plot:

A reporter discovers a woman who is a suspected terrorist. |

Plot Keywords:

Betrayal | Alcoholism | Assassin | Reporter | Federal Bureau Of Investigation

Awards:

7 nominations

Cast

Virginia Madsen	...	Brenda Hopkins
Penelope Ann Miller	...	Michelle
Rachel Ticotin	...	Armiti Khalq
Christopher Plummer	...	Robert Lecker
Fred Ward	...	John McWhirter
Kim Coates	...	Dave Lewis
Roberta Maxwell	...	Sarah Archer
Nicholas Campbell	...	Simon
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Hrant Alianak	...	Hosni
Tyrone Benskin	...	Special Agent Draper (as Tyrone Benskine)
Gary Brennan	...	Waiter
James Bulliard	...	Randy (as Jamie Bulliard)
Coalhouse Campbell	...	Young Simon Brauman
William Corno	...	Syed Rakha (as Will Corno)
Damon D'Oliveira	...	Marek (as Damon D'Oliviera)
James Downing	...	FBI Agent 2
Yan Feldman	...	Arkash Barezai
Patrick Gallagher	...	Larry Quinn
Kevin Jubinville	...	Carl Smythe
Balázs Koós	...	Pizza Delivery Boy
Andrew Kraulis	...	Young John WcWhirter
Bill Lake	...	Del
Dan Lauria	...	Clive Carter
Roy Lewis	...	Reggie
Audrey Lupke	...	Young Sarah Archer
Chris Makepeace	...	Pilot
Yanna McIntosh	...	Penny Mills
Elisa Moolecherry	...	Jean
James Purcell	...	Detective
A. Frank Ruffo	...	Frank Sommer
Lee Smart	...	Editor

Also Known As:

All the Fine Lines (Canada: English title) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for language and some violence.

Runtime:

Australia:97 min

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Finland:K-15 | Iceland:16 | Australia:M | USA:R

Quotes:

John McWhirter: Hey, shouldn't you be out, crackin' big stories?
Carl Smythe: Shouldn't you be out crackin' open a bottle of scotch?
John McWhirter: Wow, real subtle, Carl.
Carl Smythe: Subtle?
John McWhirter: Yeah.
Carl Smythe: You sure you know what that means, John? You should look it up, it's in the dictionary, right around the word "Sober", so you may not have seen it.
John McWhirter: Oh yeah, I've seen it. Yeah, it's right before 'Suck my dick'.

Timely tale of terror and betrayal

Don't sleep on this one. This is one of those thrillers that might not be a blip on the radar screen, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth a watch. A solid production, the story involves a journalist who has a shady past, and his encounter with a woman on the run, who is not who she claims to be. A key plot piece is that Ms. Ticotin's character, who appears to be Latin American, is actually Palestinian, and on the run from assassins. Fred Ward, Ms. Ticotin, and Penelope Ann Miller give great performances in their respective roles. I never thought Ms. Miller could play such an evil woman. Catch this film when you can on cable, it is worth the watch.