Dangerous (2021)
Killer instincts die hard.
Synopsis
A reformed sociopath heads to a remote island after the death of his brother. Soon after his arrival, the island falls under siege from a deadly gang of mercenaries, and when he discovers their role in his brother’s demise, he sets out on a relentless quest for vengeance.
Cast
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Scott Eastwood
as Dylan "D" Forrester
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Mel Gibson
as Dr. Alderwood
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Tyrese Gibson
as Sheriff McCoy
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Kevin Durand
as Cole
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Famke Janssen
as Agent Shaughnessy
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Brenda Bazinet
as Linda Forrester
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Ryan Robbins
as Felix
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Brendan Fletcher
as Massey
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Leanne Lapp
as Susan Forrester
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Chad Rook
as Blanchard
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Brock Morgan
as Pike
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Destiny Millns
as Jo
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Atlee Smallman
as Freddie Forrester
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Jayce Barreiro
as Sniper
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Alessandro Miro
as Hugh
- Emmanuel Addo as Whymper
- Jack Mitchel as Agent Wagner
- Grant Vlahovic as Captain
Crew
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David Hackl
Director
- Mark Dobrescu Director of Photography
- Jackie Dzuba Editor
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Todd Bryanton
Original Music Composer
- Kevin DeWalt Producer
- Ben DeWalt Producer
- Doug Falconer Producer
- Christopher Borrelli Writer
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