Traitor

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Cast & Crew

Don Cheadle
Samir Horn

Guy Pearce
Roy Clayton

Said Taghmaoui
Omar

Neal McDonough
Max Archer

Alyy Khan
Fareed

Archie Panjabi
Chandra Dawkin

Raad Rawi
Nathir

Hassam Ghancy
Bashir

Mozhan Marnò
Leyla

Adeel Akhtar
Hamzi

Jeff Daniels
Carter

Jeffrey Nachmanoff
Director

Jeffrey Nachmanoff
Screenwriter

David Hoberman
Producer

Todd Lieberman
Producer

Don Cheadle
Producer

Jeffrey Silver
Producer

Ashok Amritraj
Executive Producer

Steve Martin
Executive Producer

Arlene Gibbs
Executive Producer

Kay Liberman
Executive Producer

James M. Muro
Cinematography

Billy Fox
Film Editing

Mark Kilian
Original Music

Laurence Bennett
Production Design

Rocco Matteo
Supervising Art Direction

Jaro Dick
Set Decoration

Gersha Phillips
Costume Design

Deborah Aquila
Casting

Mary Tricia Wood
Casting

Kate Dowd
Casting

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Audience Reviews for Traitor

• Jan 06, 2012

  Not bad...just really generic. There's just nothing that noteworthy about Traitor, which is exactly what I believed when I first heard about it. So this movie lived up to my expectations lol.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Sep 14, 2011

  A very hit or miss action/suspense film that stars Don Cheadle who I think is a decent, albeit boring, actor and he can very do little with the script and in the end we are left with a rather bland film. While there are some good chase sequences and well done action scenes the majority is rather underwhelming cohesively. A decent rental or lazy afternoon film but one that I wouldn't highly recommend.
  

  Chris B Super Reviewer
• Jan 09, 2011

  More than halfway-decent, Traitor attempts to tell an objective tale, the struggles of an extremist from his side of the story. Don Cheadle delivers a magnificent performance, as the troubled Samir, unsure of where his loyalties truly lie. Traitor is mostly formulaic, but the intensity of the performances from Cheadle, Said Taghmaoui, Guy Pearce and the other actors definitely draws one in. The action sequences are definitely not thrown in for the sake of some random thrills - when something does explode, the effect is startling and even thought-provoking.
  

  Jedd Y Super Reviewer
• Oct 01, 2010

  Below average movie. I didn't hate it or anything but I didn't really like a whole lot about it. Sure Don Cheadle is completely fine in this movie, but it's not like this script is really a showcase for him to show off his talents. Like I said, he's fine but it just felt like a very uninspired performance. It's like Don Cheadle probably knew this movie wasn't going to be good so he didn't even try. I don't necessarily BLAME him per se, but it's not something that I would do if I was an actor...a good one at least. I'd at least try to give it my all, to hopefully raise the quality of the movie a little bit. The thing also is, while it does deal with a very timely matter, the movie doesn't feel new at all. I feel like I've watched this movie millions of times before with a different actor as the lead. The story also muddled. There plot isn't exactly the most coherent, so that dragged the movie down. The entire movie just felt really uninspired, there was really no reason for this movie to be made other than...well I'm not exactly sure what the executives expected from this movie. It wasn't well promoted, it didn't have a huge star, and it got average reviews. It kinda sucks for Don Cheadle, because I would guess that if it was Will Smith or Denzel Washington in the role, more people would have watched it. Don Cheadle has never been a proven box-office draw so that hurt the movie's appeal. So I don't know, this movie is really just a failure on all grounds. I didn't hate it, butt there's absolutely no reason for why this movie was ever made. I'm going to forget about this movie a week from now.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer

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