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Lockout

Year:
Duration:
95 min
Genres:
Action | Sci-Fi | Thriller
IMDB rate:
6.1
Director:
James Mather
Awards:
1 nomination
Details
Country: France
Release Date: 2012-04-13
Filming Locations: Belgrade, Serbia
Earnings
Budget: $20,000,000
Opening Weekend: $6,231,836 (USA) (15 April 2012)
Gross: $14,326,864 (USA) (9 July 2012)
Cast
Actor
Character
Joseph Gilgun
Joseph Gilgun
Lockout
Guy Pearce
Snow
Maggie Grace
Emilie Warnock
Vincent Regan
Alex
Lennie James
Harry Shaw
Peter Stormare
Scott Langral
Jacky Ido
Hock
Tim Plester
John James Mace
Mark Tankersley
Barnes
Anne-Solenne Hatte
Kathryn
Peter Hudson
President Warnock
Nick Hardin
Hostage Negotiator
Dan Savier
Duke
Damijan Oklopdzic
Slick
Bojan Peric
LOPD Technician 1
Evan Moses II
LOPD Technician 2
Greg De Cuir
Radio Technician
Thomas Kelly
White House Doctor 1 (as Tom Kelly)
Daryl Fidelak
White House Doctor 2
Miodrag Stevanovic
Frank Armstrong
Charles Robertson
Safe Room Technician
Michael Sopko
Rupert
Yan Dron
Hitman 1
Vanja Lazin
Hitman 2
Marko Janjic
LOPD Pilot 1
Stefan Buzurovic
LOPD Pilot 2
Peter J. Chaffey
MS1 Control Room Doctor (as Peter Chaffey)
Bojana Bregovic
Secretary
Milorad Kapor
Scar
Jason Ryan
Corridor Inmate with Knife
Jovan B. Todorovic
New Technician (as Jovan Todorovic)
Milana Milunovic
Street Girl
Patrick Cauderlier
Shuttle Pilot
Did you know?
Trivia
Snow's first name is revealed to be Marion. This was also Sylvester Stallone's character name in Cobra.
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WILHELM SCREAM: The inmate who trips and falls right after coming out of stasis.
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The main antagonist brothers are named Alex and Hydell. Alek Hidell was an alias used by Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Goofs
Someone dropping from an orbiting space station would burn up in the atmosphere rather than landing safely.
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With the bulletproof glass and other security measures, there was no reason for the Secret Service members to be in the prisoner room during the interview.
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Earlier in the film Snow punches Emilie to toughen her up which leaves a bruise/cut. This changes in place and appearance on her face.
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Quotes
Harry Shaw: Nobody smokes anymore, Snow!
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Duke: Who are you?
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Harry Shaw: Here we go. Reality TV.
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Faq
Q
Why did Guy Pearce choose this movie?
A
Guy Pearce met with Luc Besson at the beginning of 2010 in LA to discuss the film and then met with Stephen St. Leger and James Mather a few months later. He thought the script felt original, which is always what he is looking for. He also liked the idea of playing an irreverent character like Snow. He was drawn to him because he's not the typical action hero. He exhibited a lazy and exhausted quality.
Q
What are the differences between the PG-13 Version and the Unrated Version?
A
It has quite some tradition that some of writer/producer Luc Besson's movies get censored for a more profitable PG-13 rating. The censorship for the PG-13 rating is obviously no unknown territory for the filmmakers in Besson's team since they managed to take the edge off it very well by applying almost every tool one could think of. Next to using harmless alternate takes or simply cutting something out, the PG-13 also delivers a censored dialogue, audio line and even digitally manufactured visual alterations (and maybe even blood that's not quite as red as it is normally). A lot of effort to make a film that is usually aiming at experienced B-action buffs suitable for teenagers. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.
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Joseph Gilgun
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