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Cast

Samuel L. Jackson
as Sgt. Dan `Hondo' Harrelson

Colin Farrell
as Jim Street

Michelle Rodriguez
as Chris Sanchez

LL Cool J
as Deacon `Deke' Kaye

Josh Charles
as T.J. McCabe

Jeremy Renner
as Brian Gamble

Brian Van Holt
as Michael Boxer

Olivier Martinez
as Alex Montel

Reg E. Cathey
as Lt. Greg Velasquez

Michael Ealy

Larry Poindexter
as Capt. Thomas Fuller

Matt Gerald
as Nick

Domenick Lombardozzi
as GQ

Rod Perry
as Deke's Dad

Benjamin King

James DuMont
as Gus

Page Kennedy
as Travis

Denis Arndt
as Sgt. Howard

Lindsey Ginter
as Agent Hauser

Lucinda Jenney
as Kathy

Steve Forrest
as S.W.A.T. Truck Driver

E. Roger Mitchell
as Agent Kirkland

Jay Acovone
as Lear Jet Pilot

Mario Aguilar Jr.
as Beat-Up Latino Thug

Michael Baker
as Range Official

Dianne Barone
as Newscaster No.1

Bridget Powers
as Herself

Gregory Sporleder
as Robber No.1

Frankie Jay Allison
as Robber No.2

Joe Bucaro III
as Robber No.3

Brad Crosby
as Lee

Ken Davitian
as Uncle Martin Gascoigne

Reed Diamond
as Officer David Burress

Martin Dorsla
as Hip Cop

Maria Cristina Galvez
as Latino Woman

Willie Gault
as Newscaster No.2

Bruce Gray
as Mr. Richard Segerstrom

Michael Guarnera
as Paramedic

Noel Gugliemi
as Latino Thug

Steven Hack
as Injured Bank Manager

Krista Hartling
as Motorcycle Cop

Daniel Ichikawa
as Sgt. Yamoto

Clark Johnson
as Deke's Handsome Partner

Tricia Kelly
as Waitress at Pub

Jenya Lano
as Monique

Brian Leckner
as Cashier

Iris Little Thomas
as Bank Supervisor

Nicholas Vachon
as Agusta Helicopter Pilot No.1

Ricki Lopez
as Agusta Pilot Helicopter No.2

Elio Lupi
as Hot Dog Vendor

Ricky Lopez
as Agusta Pilot #2

Peter Allas
as Bistro Gangster No.1

Alexander Lyras
as Bistro Gangster No.2

Alex Lyras
as Bistro Gangster #2

Larry McCormick
as Himself

Jay Montalvo
as Spanish Newscaster

Neal H. Moritz
as Luxury Car Driver

Devika Parikh
as Jail Intake Reporter

Sheri Goldner
as Dispatcher No.1

Audra Platz
as Dispatcher No.2

Stephen Ramsey
as Lear Jet Co-Pilot

Ken Rudulph
as Reporter

Heather Salmon
as Wounded Bank Teller

Ashley Scott
as Lara

Richard Steinmetz
as S.W.A.T. Negotiator

David St. James
as Polish Hostage

Arlow Stewart
as Homeboy

Shannon Sturges
as Mrs. Segerstrom

Andy Umberger
as Deputy Chief

Jeff Wincott
as Ed Taylor

Jeffrey Wincott
as Ed Taylor

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• Apr 10, 2016

  Not as good as I was hoping for but still a pretty solid action movie, I did expect more shootouts and the ending could of been better but with a good solid cast when the action does start it was pretty good, Apart from the story taking some time to kick in properly it's definitely worth a watch.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• May 08, 2013

  S.W.A.T is a film that had the potential of being a terrific, mindless and well executed action picture that relies on every cliché to create something that is supposed to be thrilling. Well, this was a disappointing and awful film that simply didn't do anything to entertain me. The cast were not well developed and the script had poorly written dialogue that was cringe worthy. I really wanted to enjoy this one, but it was a poor attempt at creating something truly awesome. This film started off with plenty of potential, but quickly ran out of steam. The film suffers from a poorly written, underdeveloped script that simply fails to try and deliver some thrills. However this is just a typical action film that doesn't break new ground despite its concept. If you're looking for a great and fun popcorn film, you won't find it here. This is simply an awful film with bad acting and poorly written and thought out direction. This film really could have been awesome, but it just ended up being a bland, uninteresting actioner that didn't deliver. There was some pretty impressive talent involved, but it was all wasted on a clichéd script that simply didn't know how to create something worthwhile to watch. This film is really not worth seeking out even if you have nothing else better to watch. This one is just a standard action film that is predictable and ultimately laughable. This was a wasted opportunity in trying to make something special; a\and despite good actors such as Jeremy Renner and Samuel L. Jackson, this one just didn't have the ingredients necessary in making something really awesome and highly entertaining. S.W.A.T might have looked good on paper, but on-screen it is a train wreck that just fails on almost every level.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Apr 09, 2013

  Kinda based on the American TV show but ultimately kinda not. Characters left out, new ones in, different ethnicity for the one member and turning one regular into the baddie. Kinda makes you wonder why they bother adapting these old shows if they're gonna change most of it. Luckily (amazingly) this film hasn't suffered too badly and is pretty much a stand alone action film, old TV show left by the wayside. When this was first brought up I instantly thought it would be crapola, just a weak timid action flick that would probably border on comedy. Much to my surprise the film is an out n out serious fast paced cop flick, more serious in terms of realism than say...'Lethal Weapon', but with less of the comedy. I think we can all guess its a film about a tough highly skilled elite team of cops, and this being a modern flick the testosterone is through the roof!. The clearly unfit Samuel L. Jackson leads a team consisting of Farrell, Rodriguez (again in another crack team of tough nuts), LL Cool J and two other faceless guys. In all honesty I think the team could have been better cast with better character actors from the 80's action genre, why we have to put up with these ex-rap/hip-hop stars with stupid names I don't know. The plot is sort of obvious but not completely, you'd expect the usual last stand type ordeal with a team but the film shows some imagination. The main bad guy spends most of his time cuffed with cops which is a brave move, the good guys tend to be always trying to gain the upper hand and never really in control and of course there is betrayal, which spices things up. Its not exactly hard to predict but it plays out a little differently than most cookie cutter action films. What is different is the fact half the film shows this team training, and what is shown looks pretty realistic I gotta say. Lots of skilled combat/hostage training with your cliched yet highly polished Top Gun-esq over the top camaraderie and macho showboating with liberal splashes of gun porn. It all looks slick sexy and makes you wanna run down to the local cop recruitment centre and get shooting. Oh those boys in blue do look handsome in their nice perfectly fitting uniforms and actionman body armour. The film isn't really very violent, it hints at some strong stuff, you just don't see it. I do tend to think that the film might have been much cooler had it been an all out adult film, bit more gritty and a bit less glossy perhaps. But in general its a solid action flick that you can easily enjoy without ever knowing the old TV show ever existed.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• May 16, 2011

  S.W.A.T. is a much better movie than it gets credit for. In terms of bring a t.v. show to life, it does a beautiful job. It trows these characters and basic plot into a realistic setting. Even just as a pure action movie it's great. I've always had a soft spot for this, due to it's unbelievably entertaining cast of characters. Colin Ferrell's intense, yet good-natured Street is perfect in terms of an action hero and only better when paired up against the evil Jeremy Renner. This is a movie that has no trouble managing action, comedy and drama to make for a realistic and fun experience. You can say that this isn't for you, but it's hard to point out any real flaws.
  Conner R Super Reviewer

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