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3 Days to Kill

Year:

2014

Duration:

117 min | Taiwan:101 min | 123 min (Extended Edition)

Genres:

Action | Drama | Thriller

IMDB rate:

6.2

Director:

McG

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2014-02-21

Filming Locations: Paris, France

Earnings

Budget: $28,000,000

Opening Weekend: $12,242,218 (USA) (23 February 2014)

Gross: $30,688,364 (USA) (11 May 2014)

Cast

Actor

Character

Connie Nielsen

3 Days to Kill

Amber Heard

3 Days to Kill

Kevin Costner

Ethan Renner

Hailee Steinfeld

Zooey Renner

Tómas Lemarquis

The Albino

Richard Sammel

The Wolf

Marc Andréoni

Mitat Yilmaz

Bruno Ricci

Guido

Jonas Bloquet

Hugh

Eriq Ebouaney

Jules

Joakhim Sigue

Abbate

Alison Valence

Sumia

Big John

Louis

Michaël Vander-Meiren

Jacques

Paolo Calia

JPG Salesman

Eric Naggar

Attorney

Alexis Jacquin

Young Man

Frederick Malahieude

Tied Up Man

Patty Hannock

School Principal

Marie Guillard

Mitat's Wife

Alizee Delaruelle

Twin Girl #1

Ilyana Delaruelle

Twin Girl #2

Laurent Richard

Sergeant

Xavier Lemaître

Handsome Banker

Romane Ferreira

Young Zooey

Philippe Reyno

Young Agent Vivi

Axel Keravec

Kid in the Bus

Laure Gouget

Mother of Kid in the Bus

Rupert Wynne-James

Hugh's Father

Clement Boegler

Waiter

Shane Vives-Atsara Woodward

Agent Axel (as Shane Woodward)

Peter J. Chaffey

Agent 1

Milutin Milosevic

Techie

Lamont Thompson

Techie

Maï Anh Le

Yasmin (as as Maï Anh Lê)

David Coburn

Suit in Budapest

James Owen

Hungarian Doctor

Miodrag Stevanovic

Kiosk Owner (as Misko Stevanovic)

Omid Zader

Sergei

Raymond J. Barry

CIA Employee

Rob Roy Fitzgerald

CIA Employee

Scott Burn

The Butcher

Dragana Atlija

Tennis Woman (uncredited)

Vincent Geirnaert

(uncredited)

Dàrrell Hall

Boy outside Principal's office (uncredited)

Radoje Jelic

Albino Guard #3 (uncredited)

Karine Pedurand

(uncredited)

Eric Supply

Invité (uncredited)

Nenad Todorovic

Albino Bodyguard #1 (uncredited)

Aurelie Viau

(uncredited)

Fabian Wolfrom

Party's Student (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Kevin Costner also played a cowboy in Open Range and was the lead role in Dances With Wolves.

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Ethan is seen rescuing Zooey from a group of boys in the washroom then proceeds to carry her out of the nightclub. In The Bodyguard, Kevin Costner's character rescues Whitney Houston from her fans on the stage and also ends up carrying her out of the nightclub.

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When the student is talking to Ethan after he is picking up Zooey at school, the student makes a cowboy reference. Kevin Costner played western lawman Wyatt Earp in Wyatt Earp (1994). [Alternatively, the "cowboy" reference could also be to Costner's even earlier breakout role in 1985 in the great movie, "Silverado."]

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Goofs

Ethan buys cough syrup labeled "COUGHT SYRUP".

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(at around 20 mins) In the lawyers office, the lines, "I don't want Zooey to know, at least not right away," appear to be overdubbed.

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At the beginning of the movie, in the hotel, when Ethan looks his cell phone for "Zooey's Birthday" reminder, it's 11:00AM. Later, in the van, he looks again and it's still 11:00AM.

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Quotes

Jules: Sonia wants to call the baby Ethan.

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Ethan Renner: The longer I was gone, it felt like the harder it was to come back.

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Vivi Delay: I like a man who doesn't pretend to know his way around the kitchen.

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Faq

What are the differences between the Theatrical Version and the Unrated Version.

Even though Besson's work are usually shot based on the viewing habits of an European audience and then being censored for the more lucrative "PG-13" rating, 3 Days to Kill has written "PG-13" all over it from the very beginning. Sure, there has been released obligatory Unrated Version but additional violence can barely be found. The most significant censored scene is the one at the strip club. Other than that, the differences usually affect the story or dialogs. To get an impression of the movie, the Theatrical Version will do the trick because the 5 minutes of new footage could be called anything but elementary. Nonetheless, one would rather watch the most complete version of a movie. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

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