The Expatriate

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Cast & Crew

Aaron Eckhart
Ben Logan

Olga Kurylenko
Anna Brandt

Liana Liberato
Amy

Neil Napier
Derek Kohler

Garrick Hagon
James Halgate III

Alexander Fehling
Floyd

Kate Linder
Principal Gibbins

Eric Godon
Maitland

David Bark-Jones
Marty Braemer

Philipp Stölzl
Director

Arash Amel
Screenwriter

Peter Bevan
Executive Producer

Eric Brenner
Executive Producer

Jeremy Burdek
Executive Producer

Judy Cairo
Executive Producer

James Gibb
Executive Producer

Jeff Danna
Original Music

Kolja Brandt
Cinematographer

Dominique Fortin
Film Editing

Andrea Kenyon
Casting

Randi Wells
Casting

Jean-François Campeau
Production Design

Pascaline Chavanne
Costume Design

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Audience Reviews for The Expatriate

• Jan 19, 2014

  Be careful who you work for. Good movie! The plot moves quickly from story setup to action, and the suspense never lets up from there. In summary, this isn't the best thriller this year, but it sure is a damn fine viewing, especially if you like the genre. With good production values and that sleek look that blockbusters have it will definitely entertain you. An ex-CIA agent and his estranged daughter are forced on the run when his employers erase all records of his existence, and mark them both for termination as part of a wide-reaching international conspiracy.
  Super Reviewer
• Sep 08, 2013

  Not bad. Aaron Eckhart has a good screen presence, as usual, and makes a good protagonist. Whoever plays Eckhart's daughter is really annoying at times, often bitching about how she's missing her friends and stuff while rogue CIA agents are trying to kill her and her father. Olga Kurylenko is also a solid addition to this film, and I wish we could've seen more of her character. All in all, a cool espionage movie--nothing special but still interesting to watch.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Jul 20, 2013

  Erased is the prime example of a movie which simply does not need to be made. Ostensibly, Erased is a 'thriller', about the ever-ubiquitous ex-CIA agen ("black ops as the movie often reminds us) who is set up as part of a vast conspiracy, and the ensuing cat-and-mouse game that results. Unfortunately, Erased doesn't deliver on its premise to any real effect, resulting in something that feels bland and lackluster in execution. Erased's script features stilted and obvious dialogue, in a story populated by actors that are thinly written and one-note. The conspiracy never makes much sense, and is very poorly integrated in to the film. What good spy thrillers do is involve the audience in a mystery and chase for the truth that is tension filled, what Erased does is give vague exposition with bland action, and no real sense of stakes. We never care about what's going on, because the film never seems to. The acting in Erased, though filled with a talented cast, is poor all-around. Aaron Eckhart does not have the intensity level required for such a role, and is matched with Liana Liberato, a child actor who suffers from the terrible script. The other supporting actors are all bland and just "there", with no one doing anything to elevate the material. The actions scenes are terribly un-interesting, filmed in the most obvious ways imaginable. What action does transpire feels muted and thrill-less. There's never any tension to be had, things just seem to unfold in a "going through the motions" manner. This is undoubtedly a testament to the bad direction, which does nothing to distinguish the film. A disappointing all around execution. 1.5/5 Stars
  Super Reviewer
• Nov 17, 2012

  A smart, swift, confident and intelligent piece of popcorn action movie entertainment. A thinking-man's thriller with charisma and well-done elements that make it terrifically entertaining. It's a sharpened combo of Taken meets Bourne. Aaron Eckhart is fantastic, he adds the right amount of intensity, emotion and even a little bit of heart. A sharp, heart-pounding and frequently gripping edge of your seat thrill-ride that's filled with gripping suspense and exciting action from start to finish.
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