6 Days (2017)
Am letzten Apriltag des Jahres 1980 ereignet sich Schreckliches in der Londoner Straße Princes Gate: Sechs Bewaffnete stürmen die hier gelegene Botschaft des Iran und nehmen alle Anwesenden als Geiseln. Verschanzt in dem Gebäude kommt es zur Pattsituation zwischen den Terroristen und den britischen Polizeikräften. Um die Gefangenen aus den Händen der Geiselnehmer zu befreien, wird eine spezial ausgebildete Anti-Terroreinheit, die SAS, zu Rate gezogen.
Der Regisseur:
Toa Fraser
Der Autor:
Glenn Standring
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Jamie Bell as LCpl. Rusty Firmin |
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Mark Strong as Max Vernon |
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Abbie Cornish as Kate Adie |
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Martin Shaw as John Dellow |
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Tim Pigott-Smith as William Whitelaw |
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Ben Turner as Salim |
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Emun Elliott as Roy |
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Aymen Hamdouchi as Faisal |
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Andrew Grainger as Ray |
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Colin Moy as Maj. Hector Gullan |
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Colin Garlick as LCpl. John Mac |
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Toby Leach as PC Trevor Lock |
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Martin Hancock as Bill (BBC Cameraman) |
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Xavier Horan as Tom Morrell |
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Te Kohe Tuhaka as Tak |
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Robert Portal as Lt. Col. Mike Rose |
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William Chubb as MI5 Spokesman |
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Ronan Vibert as MI6 Spokesman |
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John Henshaw as Metropolitan Police Spokesman |
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Tim Downie as Jimmy |
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Sam Snedden as Sim Harris |
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Mia Blake as Betty, Max's Wife |
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Matthew Sunderland as Tom Lovett |
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Emma Campbell-Jones as Whitelaw's Aide |
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Jared Turner as Sgt. Tommy Palmer |
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Calum Gittins as Tommo |
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Ryan O'Kane as Snapper |
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Fayssal Bazzi as Makki |
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Kenneth Collard as Clive |
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Nicholas Boulton as Chris Cramer |
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Michael Denkha as Kartouti |
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Scarlett Featherstone as Max's Daughter #1 |
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Venice Harris as Max's Daughter #2 |
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Marjan Gorgani as Lead Interpretor |
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Jeff Szusterman as Intelligence Translator |
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Phil Peleton as Intelligence Officer |
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Kip Chapman as Trevor |
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Ajayshri as Caretaker |
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Scott Michael Wagstaff as PC Walker |
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Brady Powell as Irish Policeman |
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Jay Sutherland as Policeman #1 |
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Joel Beckett as Policeman #2 |
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Alan B. McElroy as Policeman #3 |
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Dominic Hughes as Paramedic |
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David Rumney as Signaller |
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Robert Hartley as Army Technician |
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Eric Colvin as OB Technician |
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Sara Stone as Zahra Zomorrodian |
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Simon Elrahi as Imam (uncredited) |
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Glen Levy as Jerry (uncredited) |
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Ghazaleh Golbakhsh as Nooshin (uncredited) |
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Andrew Lawrence as SAS Van Driver (uncredited) |
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John Ramm as Tony Crabb (uncredited) |
| Directing | Toa Fraser | Director |
| Writing | Glenn Standring | Screenplay |
| Editing | Dan Kircher | Editor |
| Camera | Aaron Morton | Director of Photography |
| Crew | Jacob Tomuri | Stunt Double |
| Production | Matthew Metcalfe | Producer |
| Art | Jill Cormack | Art Direction |
| Production | Catherine Madigan | Line Producer |
| Sound | Adam Martin | Sound Mixer |
| Directing | Glenn Standring | Second Unit Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Gabrielle Jones | Makeup & Hair |
| Costume & Make-Up | Gabrielle Jones | Prosthetic Designer |
| Art | Daniel Birt | Set Decoration |
| Sound | Paul Paragon | Sound Mixer |
| Visual Effects | George Zwier | Visual Effects Supervisor |
| Sound | David Long | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Jon Bunker | Art Direction |
| Production | Dan Hubbard | Casting |
| Costume & Make-Up | Liz McGregor | Costume Designer |
| Sound | James Hayday | Supervising Sound Editor |
| Directing | Hamish Gough | First Assistant Director |
| Art | Philip Ivey | Production Design |
| Camera | Jen Raoult | Still Photographer |
| Sound | Lachlan Anderson | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | John Gilbert | Editor |
| Production | Norman Merry | Co-Producer |
