An ambulance would NEVER be parked directly in front of a hostage scene, as shown at the end of the movie, because (a) the ambulance would have to arrived before the police, (b) that location puts both the medics and the ambulance itself in jeopardy if shots are fired, and (c) the ambulance would be blocked in by the numerous police vehicles and thus unable to quickly leave with a wounded patient. See more...
Directed by F. Gary Gray, starring David Morse, John Spencer, Kevin Spacey, Ron Rifkin, Samuel L. Jackson (add more)
Genres: Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
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I think Nathan is played by Paul Guilfoyle, however, after checking and double-checking I can't see Nathan on the end credits. Am I right, and does anybody know why he wasn't credited? [According to IMDB.com, Paul Guilfoyle did play Nathan, though he wasn't credited for the role.]
Answered by Xofer
The ending apparently had to be reshot, because the original ending leaked out. What was this original ending? [The original ending features a huge shoot-em-up, involving more than 150 cops, but it was changed to a shoot-em-up on a much smaller scale that involves only Kevin Spacey, Samuel L. Jackson and Ron Rifkin.]
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