Operating alone in the field for more than 20 years, a CIA hitman uses the “Help Wanted” section of the newspapers to get his orders from the Agency. His long-lost daughter, now a UK MI6 analyst, tracks him down to deliver shocking news: his CIA boss has been dead for years and the division long since shut down. Together, they set out to discover whose orders he’s been executing.
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Aaron Eckhart | Evan Shaw |
| Tim Roth | Kevin Angler |
| Abigail Breslin | Kacey Walker |
| Matt Hookings | Antonio Griffin |
| Lucky Ali | Luca |
| Joe Azzopardi | Barman |
| Kirsty Bartolo | Tourist |
| Marc Cabourdin | Last Guard Griffin |
| Myles Clohessy | Tanner |
| Kim DeLonghi | Liona |
| Mariah Hardy | Sophie |
| Brandon Lessard | Butler |
| Mark Meilak | Tourist |
| Massimo P Morana | Steve |
| Mike Parish | Office Manager |
| Marysia S. Peres | Monica Walker |
| Paul Portelli | Lost & Found (NY) |
| Christian Scicluna | Concierge Phoenicia |
| Cassandra Spiteri | Customs Agent, Italy |
| Steffi Thake | Hotel Clerk |
| Baylee Toney | Cassandra |
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| Author | Content |
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| MovieGuys | I don't mind the occasional stripped down action flick. Nor do I mind Aaron Eckhart. That said, Classified is in my estimation, simply poor. A poorly scripted story, filled with unconvincing characters and clumsy action that's lacking in contextual unity. In summary, its okay to produce straightforward action flicks but, as a minimum, they need a robust if uncomplicated script that tells a compelling story. |