The Foreigner
28/09/2017
Quan is a humble London businessman whose long-buried past erupts in a revenge-fueled vendetta when the only person left for him to love – his teenage daughter – dies in an Irish Republican Army car bombing. His relentless search to find the terrorists leads to a cat-and-mouse conflict with a British government official whose own past may hold the clues to the identities of the elusive killers.
Movie Information
Pierce Brosnan
as Liam Hennessy
Jackie Chan
as Quan Ngoc Minh
Rory Fleck-Byrne
as Sean Morrison
Ray Fearon
as Commander Richard Bromley
Charlie Murphy
as Maggie / Sara McKay
Orla Brady
as Mary Hennessy
Michael McElhatton
as Jim Kavanagh
Lia Williams
as Katherine Davies
Dermot Crowley
as Hugh McGrath
Stephen Hogan
as Christy Murphy
Liu Tao
as Lam
Katie Leung
as Fan
Simon Kunz
as Matthew Rice
Pippa Bennett-Warner
as Marissa Levett
Roberta Taylor
as Mrs. Taylor
Rufus Jones
as Ian Wood
Niall McNamee
as Patrick O'Reilly
Jorge Leon
as Forensic Officer (uncredited)
Dilyana Bouklieva
as Paramedic (uncredited)
Mark Tandy
as Simpson
Paul Terry
as I.R.A. Guard (uncredited)
Dino Fazzani
as Firefighter (uncredited)
Lee Nicholas Harris
as Police officer (uncredited)
Branwell Donaghey
as Ginge
Dolly Jagdeo
as Teacher (uncredited)
Glenn Webster
as Police Officer / SO19 (uncredited)
James O'Donnell
as Sniper 3 (uncredited)
Sean Campion
as Byard Cary
Ilan Goodman
as Landesman
Ryan Early
as Scotland Yard Receptionist
David Annen
as Prime Minister
Simon Lenagan
as Electrician
Caolan Byrne
as McCormick
Ekran Mustafa
as Pub Punter (uncredited)
Mike Ray
as Businessman (uncredited)
Michael Billington
as MI5 Tech
Rohan Mehra
as News Reporter (uncredited)
Adrian McGaw
as Jacko (uncredited)
Glen Stanway
as Hennessy Guard (uncredited)
Pete Meads
as Traffic Walden (uncredited)
Gerald Tomkinson
as Airport Passenger (uncredited)
Chris Groundsell
as Bridge Passerby (uncredited)
Billy Totham
as Footballer (uncredited)
Jane Thorne
as Mrs. McAllister
Shaun Lucas
as Dog Walker (uncredited)
Bron James
as Journalist (uncredited)
Edward Scott-Clarke
as Prime Minister's Aide (uncredited)
Dan Twine
as News Reporting Camera Operator (uncredited)
Matt Rentell
as Police Officer (uncredited)
Tim Baros
as Passerby (uncredited)
Mark Windham
as Pub Punter (uncredited)
Emma Jerrold
as Woman at Airport Bar
Alexander Cooper
as Airport passenger (uncredited)
Pamela Betsy Cooper
as Business Women (uncredited)
Donna Bernard
as Channel A News Anchor
Aaron Monaghan
as Pat Nugent
David Pearse
as Billy McMahon
Scott Sparrow
as Daniel Barrie
Seán Gleeson
as Billy Mahre
Thusitha Jayasundera
as Mira
Jonathan Cullen
as Security Expert
Gráinne Keenan
as Beth
Stuart Graham
as Inspector Donal Greig
Julian Druker
as Channel B News Reporter
Robin Oakley
as Channel B News Reporter
Aden Gillett
as Ross
Charlie Bewley
as Joker
Bill Buckhurst
as Airport Police Officer
Neal Beagley
as Hardened IRA (uncredited)
Roberto Gomez Martin
as TV News Cameraman (uncredited)
Kevin Hudson
as Hennessy Guard (uncredited)
Hugh Irvine
as Belfast Business Man (uncredited)
Yangmeizi Wang
as Quan's Wife
Yuchen Xie
as Quan's Daughter
Liang Hao
as Quan's Daughter
Lasco Atkins
as Soundman (uncredited)
David J Biscoe
as Police Sargent (uncredited)
David Cromarty
as Hennessy Guard (uncredited)
Tom Dab
as Passerby (uncredited)
Caroline Glass
as Journalist (uncredited)
Philip Harvey
as Detective (uncredited)
Kornelia Horvath
as Passerby (uncredited)
Garry Marriott
as Paramedic (uncredited)
Mark Ryder
as IRA Henchman (uncredited)
Maurice Sardison
as Business Traveler (uncredited)
Charlotte Worwood
as Burn Victim (uncredited)
Roseline Yale
as Passenger (uncredited)
Joe Watts
as Lout (uncredited)
John Cronin
as Denis Fisher
