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Cast

Kit Harington
as Will Holloway

Peter Firth
as Harry Pearce

Jennifer Ehle
as Geraldine Maltby

Elyes Gabel
as Qasim

Tuppence Middleton
as June

Tim McInnerny
as Mace

Michael Wildman
as Robert Vass

Lara Pulver
as Erin Watts

David Harewood
as Warrender

Eleanor Matsuura
as Hannah Santo

Elliot Levey
as Emerson

Ronan Summers
as Ed Lansbury

Cosmo Jarvis
as Dani Tasuev

Laura Swift
as Hyperventilating MI5 Agent

Lasco Atkins
as Russian pimp

Elizabeth Conboy
as Security woman

Hugh Simon
as Malcolm Wynn-Jones

Paul Blackwell
as Police officer

Geoffrey Streatfield
as Calum Reed

Shane Zaza
as Sniper

Derek Horsham
as Sofiane Matoub

Amra Mallassi
as Hamza Ahmadi

Larissa Kouznetsova
as Colonel Mirova

Luke Harris
as MI5 Officer

Graham Curry
as M15 Surveillance Analyst

Nikos Poursanidis
as Uninvited Theatre Guest

Maria Teresa Creasey
as Information Desk Worker

David Wurawa
as Salvatella

Brian Hanford
as US Marine

Don Gayle
as Prison Security Van Guard

Max Cavenham
as M15 Agent

Guy Warren-Thomas
as Young Geeky Staffer

Jason Thomas Brown
as Van Driver in Traffic Jam

Natasha Radski
as Russian Girl

Russell Wilcox
as Parking Attendant

Amelia Donkor
as Security Guard

Matthew Walker
as Prison Van Officer

Dominic Garfield
as Ashur Al-Masry

Dario Parlato
as Henchman

Jaico Garcia
as Henchman

Tim Reynolds
as M15 Driver

Kelly Sweetman
as Cellist

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• Nov 28, 2016

  As most movies based on television series goes, MI-5 is probably better fitted for viewers of the series. I've never seen an episode of MI-5, but I've seen my fair share of spy-action-thrillers, and this one is about as middle of the road as you can get. There isn't anything special about this movie, but there's also nothing blatantly wrong with it either. Set a few years after the end of the series' run, MI-5 picks up as Harry Pearce (Peter Firth) is still the head of section D at MI-5. But when he realizes that someone inside of his team has aided a wanted international terrorist in his escape and he himself is suspected, he decides to take matters into his own hands and recruits one of his former guys, Kit Harrington into proving his innocence. Again, there's nothing really here that's all that original, but if you're looking for a fun little action film to take your mind away from normal life, MI-5 might be one for you. Harrington his very likable, as he always has been. His character here is pretty much Jon Snow in the modern world, but his talent is undeniable. This is especially clear when he's alongside costar, Peter Firth playing Harry, because that's not a particularly likable character. In fact, for most of the film I found myself rooting against him. Which brings up my major issue with the film, the endless plot twists and double crosses. There comes a point in the film when there's been so many different plot changes and reveals that the story becomes irrelevant. The film becomes to reliant on keeping you guessing the next turn, that it forgets to tell its own story. It's nice to see Kit Harrington get a starring role, and even see David Harewood in a feature film, but there's not a whole lot separating this film from anything else we have seen. Perhaps a bigger budget, more rounded villain, and a less convoluted script would make for a better viewing experience. 6.2/10
  

  Thomas D Super Reviewer
• Jul 31, 2016

  A mindless feature length of the great TV series. If you are looking for a less stylish Bond or Mission Impossible blow up then this is the film for you!
  Film C Super Reviewer
• Mar 26, 2016

  Based on the British television series Spooks, MI-5 is an action-packed espionage thriller. When a terrorist escapes while being transferred, counter-terrorist chief Harry Pearce suspects that there's a trader inside MI-5 and goes rogue in order to find them out, and with no one to trust he's forced to seek the help of a burned spy. The politics are kind of hard to follow between MI-5 and the CIA, but the basics boil down to a standard mole hunt. Kit Harington gives a strong performance and the storytelling does a good job at creating suspense and mystery, along with delivering some interesting twists. Entertaining and full of thrills, MI-5 is an exciting action film.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Sep 17, 2015

  I have never seen the TV series but I enjoyed this espionage thriller. It may not have the Hollywood action you may be expecting but it makes up for in sheer grit and suspense.
  

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