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Stealth

Year:
Duration:
121 min
Genres:
Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi | Thriller
IMDB rate:
5
Director:
Rob Cohen
Awards:
2 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2005-07-29
Filming Locations: Australia
Earnings
Budget: $135,000,000
Opening Weekend: $13,251,545 (USA) (31 July 2005)
Gross: $31,704,416 (USA) (4 September 2005)
Cast
Actor
Character
Josh Lucas
Lt. Ben Gannon
Jessica Biel
Lt. Kara Wade
Jamie Foxx
Lt. Henry Purcell
Sam Shepard
Capt. George Cummings
Richard Roxburgh
Dr. Keith Orbit
Joe Morton
Capt. Dick Marshfield
Ian Bliss
Lt. Aaron Shaftsbury
Ebon Moss-Bachrach
Tim
Michael Denkha
Naval Controller
Rocky Helton
Master at Arms
Clayton Adams
USS Abraham Lincoln Sailor
Maurice Morgan
USS Abraham Lincoln Sailor
Woody Naismith
USS Abraham Lincoln Sailor (as Christopher Naismith)
Charles Ndibe
USS Abraham Lincoln Sailor
Nicholas Hammond
Executive Officer
Michael McCabe
Commander 3rd Fleet (as Vice Adm. Michael McCabe)
Joel Tobeck
Black Ops Leader
John Waters
Black Ops Doctor
Sara Saliba
Korean Girl
Jim Diamond
Rangoon Terrorist
Jaffar Hussain
Rangoon Terrorist
Gary Quay
Rangoon Terrorist
Jason Lee
Colonel Yune
Rowan Schlosberg
EDI Technician
Jason Chan
EDI Technician
Mathew Wilkinson
EDI Technician
Johann Walraven
EDI Technician
Randall Mettam
Naval Controller
Lucia Mastrantone
Naval Controller
Dorian Nkono
Naval Controller
Miles Paras
Naval Controller
Harli Ames
Naval Controller (as Ali Ammouchi)
Adriano Capelletta
Naval Controller
Blazey Best
Naval Controller
Paul Pantano
Naval Controller
Alexandra Davies
Ben's Date
Caroline de Souza Correa
Henry's Date
Ilya Melnikoff
Russian Pilot (as Ilya Morelle)
Nikolai Nikolaeff
Russian Pilot
Warwick Young
Russian Pilot
Paul Donazzan
Russian Pilot
Vanessa Trezise
Sky News Reporter
Matthew Jorgensen
Barricade Officer
Colby Sanders
Aviation Plane Captain
Diego Corral
Ships Safety Officer
Jaypetch Toonchalong
Henry's Thai Girlfriend
David Andrews
Ray
Wentworth Miller
EDI (voice)
Robert L. Keane
Aircraft Carrier Chaplain (as CDR Robert L. Keane CMC USN)
Josiah D. Lee
North Korean Soldier (voice)
Eddie Vee
Thai operative (voice)
Peni Loloa
Watchtower Guard (uncredited)
Alex Lorre
Insurgent Himself (uncredited)
Harrison Norris
Russian Boy (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
Environmentalists who opposed this film being shot in the Blue Mountains Wilderness Area took the film producers to court, along with the government department which issued the filming permit. The court found that the filming permit had been issued illegally and ordered the producers to stop shooting the film in the wilderness area immediately. An alternative location had to be found.
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The North Korean helicopter pursuing the heroes at the end of the movie is a Soviet-designed gunship variant of the Mil Mi-17 (NATO reporting name: "Hip").
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In the theatrical trailer, Randy Edelman is credited as co-composer.
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Goofs
In the sniper shot fired by the North Korean at Lt Wade, the sound of the gunshot is heard before it seen penetrating her. The gunshot sound would have been heard after the bullet hit it's mark, since the scene is shown from the opposite side of the cliffs from where the shot was fired. Part of a gunshot sound is the sonic boom of a bullet exceeding the speed of the sound.
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When the UCAV is first taken for a test run, Lt. Ben Gannon is heard to say "Let the schoolin' begin!" right before the fighters break formation, yet on the screens in the command center showing facial shots of each pilot you can clearly see his mouth is not moving.
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The USS Abraham Lincoln is located in the Philippine Sea. The three Talons and the EDI fly westwards, to Myanmar. It is daylight in the Philippine Sea but nighttime in Myanmar. Although it is conceivable that they were flying from dawn westwards to where it was still just before dawn, there were a lot of people and traffic on the street, which would have indicated that it was early evening in Myanmar.
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Quotes
Lt. Kara Wade: [as Wade, Gannon, and Purcell are running out to their jets] I'm out first, boys.
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Lt. Henry Purcell: That's Hot.
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Lt. Ben Gannon: Look, we have things those computers can never have like instincts and feelings and moral judgement. You can call me old-fashioned, you can call it whatever you want but I just don't think that in war the action should ever be divorced from the consequences.
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Faq
Q
Is it considered proper military/naval protocol for service members to go out "clubbing in dress uniform?"
A
Their is no official service wide policy in effect in peacetime. Whether or not officers and enlisted personnel wear dress uniform, uniform of the day or civilian clothing to frequent bars and nighclubs while overseas and off duty. Then it is always up to the discretion of the commanding officer of each command/unit/ship/submarine to set forth the uniform of the day requirements regarding how service members will be attired while off duty and mixing with the local civilian population. Keep in mind that whenever in uniform American service members are representing their nation and should always be on their best behavior. While stationed in the USA then uniform requirements are often relaxed for local commands including those stationed in Alaska and Hawaii. For naval personnel, dress whites are always difficult to keep clean the majority of the time.
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Photos from cast
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