Directed by: Stuart Baird
Starring: Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Downey Jr., Wesley Snipes, Joe Pantoliano, Daniel Roebuck
John Royce: I thought we didn't take our work personally.
Sam Gerard: We don't. I do.
Sam Gerard: Get the tapes from the U.N. surveillance.
John Royce: I don't think we have clearance for those.
Sam Gerard: Get the clearance, get the tapes, don't tell me what we can't do.
Sam Gerard: Do you have a weapon?
John Royce: Yeah, a big one. How about you?
Sam Gerard: You play any tricks, I gotta shoot you.
Sam Gerard: Remember, Sheridan could be anywhere people, stay alive.
Continuity mistake: In the scene at the cemetery, Snipe's girlfriend arrives in a 1995-1997 model black Lincoln Town Car. When they begin to escape the cemetery & the back window is shot out, that car is a 1990-1994 model Lincoln Town Car. As the car speeds through the cemetery it returns to a 1995-1997 model. When it then crashes with the Suburban at the cemetery entrance it has once again turned into a 1990-1994 model.
Trivia: The role of Mark Sheridan was originally written for Samuel L. Jackson.
Question: In a scene of the film there are some expressionist portraits in a house. I would like to know who is the artist. Does anyone know?