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Cast

Jean-Claude Van Damme
as Marcus Ray

Rob Schneider
as Tommy Hendricks

Paul Sorvino
as Johannson

Lela Rochon
as Karen

Michael Wong
as Lieutenant Han

Wyman Wong
as Eddie

Carman Lee
as Ling Ho

Glen Chin
as Skinny

Jeff Wolfe
as Skar

Raymond Leslie Nichols
as Karl

Moses Chan
as Officer Fong

Michael Miller
as Tickler

Steve Brettingham
as Hawkeye

Mark Haughton
as Bear

Peter W. Nelson
as Biff

Kim Marfee Penn
as Chip

Thomas Hudak
as Kyle

Steve Nation
as Kip

Rosa Librizzi
as Budda CIA

Noel Rands
as Racemaster

Dennis Chan
as Choy/Eddie Kid

William Chow
as Papa Wang

Stuart Kavanagh
as Colonel Carrington

Noorie Razack
as Fruit Market Old Man

Hoi Heung
as Fruit Market Accountant

Simon Cheung
as Supermarket Kid

Leslie Cheung
as Young Worker (Skinny Freight)

Matt Grant
as Tarzan

Nyree Hansen
as Jane

Kent Osborne
as Pachy

Lynne Francis
as V-Six Secretary

Cordelia Choy
as Mel

Leon C. Somera Jr.
as Eddie's Ringer/Rickshaw Passenger

Mathew Tang
as Han's Assistant

Wong Yui Sang
as Han's Assistant

Chan Man Cheong
as Han's Assistant

Leung Yiu Hay
as Han's Assistant

Roks Chik
as Han's Assistant

Tse Wai Yin
as Han's Assistant

Irene Luk
as Han's Assistant

Kerrie Jordan
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Bethany Wetjen
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Dominique
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Eniko Mayer
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Anika Yuen
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Anu Kattoor
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Hanna Josesina Chaplain
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Karin Holm
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Amena Lee Schlaikjer
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Helen Praetorius
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Leta Chung
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Belinka Polakova
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Sinna Ping
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Simone Lee
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Irena Budayova
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Marilka Aling
as V-Six Model/Cheerleader

Nina Mackenzie
as V-Six Office Girl

Maria Butler
as V-Six Office Girl

Trudy Jane Mansfield
as V-Six Office Girl

Denis Couprie
as Skinny Bodyguard

Chan William
as Skinny Bodyguard

Duane Davis
as Skinny Bodyguard

Brad Warren
as Russian Mafia

Tony Trimble
as Russian Mafia

John Whitney
as Russian Mafia

G. Max
as Russian Mafia

Michael Lambert
as Russian Mafia

David Fiddes
as Russian Mafia

Jason Todd Hancock
as Russian Mafia

David Saunders
as Russian Mafia

Ian Bruton
as Russian Mafia

Phillip Duffy
as Russian Mafia

Stuart Lee Markham
as Russian Mafia

Jude Poyer
as Russian Mafia

Jake Sear Jacob
as Russian Mafia

Peter Kramer
as Russian Mafia

Pascale Harris
as CIA Staff

Robert Baynton Eke
as CIA Staff

Alex Mazija
as CIA Staff

Martyn A. Minns
as Rickshaw Racer

Ian Clarke
as Rickshaw Racer

Cesar Liesa
as Rickshaw Racer

Kevin Butler
as Rickshaw Racer

Mélanie Page
as Rickshaw Racer

Phil John Greatches
as Rickshaw Racer

Ted Johan Michaels
as Rickshaw Racer

Albert Dedem
as Rickshaw Racer

Garry Beckhurst
as Rickshaw Passenger

Steve Syson
as Rickshaw Passenger

Ian Tang
as Rickshaw Passenger

David Rolls
as Rickshaw Passenger

Paolo Mario Moscardini
as Rickshaw Passenger

Barry Wensueen
as Rickshaw Passenger

Aaron Richardson
as Rickshaw Passenger

Au Man Leong
as Rickshaw Passenger

Yiu Shiu Chung
as Rickshaw Passenger

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Critic Reviews for Knock Off

Audience Reviews for Knock Off

• Dec 03, 2012

  Van Damme has had better action vehicles, and it's a shame this was one of the last films to gain a wider viewing. The problem with Knock Off is the plot. It's overcomplicated for the style of the filmmaker, and it just twists and turns for no advantage. The filmmaker has the eye for fight scenes, and this is where the film shines. The fight scenes are a product of Hong Kong and that finale is quite good. The explosions are laughably bad and I don't understand why these were included. Van Damme is watchable, even if the film around him, falls into a mess. I will be quite alone with my rating, but I've seen worse. 23/03/2020
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Feb 10, 2010

  Tsui Hark's <i>Knock Off</i> is an action film that isn't as bad as it seems.<p>Unsurprisingly, the story is straightforward, easy to follow, and to be honest, quite stupid. The setting takes place in Hong Kong, and with Tsui Hark as a director the film feels less like a Hollywood film. In this case, this is a good thing.</p><p>Tsui Hark's editing and camerawork can be erratic at times and the 90 minutes whiz by because of this. The pacing is really quick and scenes come and go like there is no tomorrow. On the flip side this makes it harder for the film to have a really deep story with built up characters. It also creates plot holes.</p><p>Hark's editing does help the action. The constant switching of camera shots make these scenes seem extremely fast and full of energy, which makes it really entertaining. As for the action itself, there is a moderate amount with a hilarious rickshaw scene in the beginning.</p><p>The acting isn't award winning by any means. Van Damme is pretty amusing as his character is a bit wacky, but Rob Schneider is unconvincing as a CIA agent and feels out of place.</p><p>By the end, <i>Knock Off</i> doesn't shine anywhere. It is just a mediocre action picture for Van Damme fans.</p>
  JY S Super Reviewer
• Sep 10, 2009

  "Knock Off" is set in Hong Kong and Jean-Claude Van Damme stars as a fashion designer who is unwillingly selling knock off clothes which easily tear. Van Damme and his sidekick (Rob Schneider) are up against enemy marketeers who are trying to cause a worldwide catastrophe by using tiny explosive devices in items such as jeans and toys and then shipping them all over the world. "Knock Off" definitely proved that Van Damme is a better fighter than ever and that he can still make exciting movies. This movie has the best special effects, action sequences, and even the best fighting out of all of Van Damme's movies so far, and that's saying a lot because Van Damme has made many great fighting and action movies such as "Hard Target," "Bloodsport," "Sudden Death," and many others. I didn't like the movie's plot or story that much, but the action and fighting sequences are GREAT! If you like exciting fighting movies and if you like some of the other Van Damme movies, I recommend getting "Knock Off." NOTE: That was my Amazon review from the year 2001.
  Jason O Super Reviewer
• Aug 13, 2008

  not bad..has the comedic element of rob shneider and asian locales which gives this so-so actioneer a boost..
  alan j Super Reviewer

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