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Cast

Jessica Chastain
as Maya

Jason Clarke
as Dan

Joel Edgerton
as Patrick - Squadron Team Leader

Edgar Ramirez
as Larry From Ground Branch

Kyle Chandler
as Joseph Bradley

Mark Strong (II)
as George

Chris Pratt
as Justin - DEVGRU

James Gandolfini
as CIA Director

Fares Fares
as Hakim

Frank Grillo
as Squadron Commanding Officer

Jennifer Ehle
as Jessica

Nash Edgerton
as Nate - DEVGRU EOD

Reda Kateb
as Ammar

Jeremy Strong
as Thomas

J.J. Kandell
as J.J.

Wahab Sheikh
as Detainee on Monitor

Alexander Karim
as Detainee on Monitor

Nabil Elouahabi
as Detainee on Monitor

Aymen Hamdouchi
as Detainee on Monitor

Simon Abkarian
as Detainee on Monitor

Ali Marhyar
as Interrogator on Monitor

Parker Sawyers
as Interrogator on Monitor

Akin Gazi
as Interrogator on Monitor

Derek Siow
as Interrogator on Monitor

Mohammad K.
as Cargo Ship Detainee

Henry Garrett
as Bagram Guard

Homayoun Ershadi
as Hassan Ghul

Darshan Aulakh
as Pakistani Detention Center Guard

Navdeep Singh
as Faraj Courier

Yoav Levi
as Abu Faraj Al-Libbi

Sukhdeep Singh
as Pakistani Guard at Marriott

Musa Sattari
as Humam Khalil Al-Balawi

David Menkin
as Case Officer

Scott Adkins
as John

Eyad Zoubi
as Zied

Julian Lewis Jones
as Blackwater Guard

Christian Contreras
as CIA Security

Lauren Shaw
as Lauren

Zachary Becker
as Embassy Tech

John Antonini
as George

Jessica Collins
as Debbie

Fredric Lehne
as The Wolf

Ashraf Telfah
as Kuwaiti Businessman

Jonathan Olley
as Tech from Ground Branch

Ben Lambert
as N.S.A. Tech

Manraaj Singh
as Rawal Caller

Tushaar Mehra
as Abu Ahmed

Harold Perrineau
as Jack

Daniel Lapaine
as Tim - Station Chief

Udayan Baijal
as Guard at Maya's Apartment

Mark Duplass
as Steve

Stephen Dillane
as National Security Advisor

John Schwab
as Deputy National Security Advisor

Martin Delaney
as Assistant to National Security Advisor

Nabil Koni
as Pakistani Doctor

Antony Edridge
as General in Hangar

John Barrowman
as Jeremy

Jeff Mash
as Deputy Director of C.I.A.

Taylor Kinney
as Jared - DEVGRU

Callan Mulvey
as Saber - DEVGRU

Siaosi Fonua
as Henry - DEVGRU

Phil Somerville
as Phil - DEVGRU

Mike Colter
as Mike - DEVGRU

Brett Praed
as DEVGRU Operator

Aron Eastwood
as DEVGRU Operator

Heemi Browstow
as DEVGRU Operator

Chris Scarf
as DEVGRU Operator

Barrie Rice
as DEVGRU Operator

Rob Young
as DEVGRU Operator

Spencer Coursen
as DEVGRU Operator

Chris Perry
as DEVGRU Operator

Alex Corbet Burcher
as DEVGRU Operator

Robert Eastman
as DEVGRU Operator

Tim Martin
as DEVGRU Operator

Mitchell Hall
as DEVGRU Operator

P.T.
as DEVGRU Operator

Alan Pietruszewski
as Pilot

Kevin LaRosa
as Pilot

Michael David Selig
as Pilot

Benjamin John Parillo
as Pilot

Christopher Stanley
as Admiral Bill McCraven

Hadeel Shqair
as Abu Ahmed's Wife

Noureddine Hajjoujou
as Abrar

Nour Alkawaja
as Abrar's Wife

Malika Sayed
as UBL Wife

Rida Siham
as UBL Wife

Moula Mounia
as UBL Wife

Zalfa Seurat
as UBL Wife

Tarik Haddouch
as Khalid

Ricky Sekhon
as OBL

Mark Valley
as C-130 Pilot

Alexandre Desplat

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• Aug 06, 2017

  as much as i wanted to like it more there's not a great deal that can be heavily dramatised with this sort of material. it was worth making a film about this subject, i guess, but equally a documentary would've been just as welcome. it didnt come across pro-torture or against it so in that regard wasnt a propaganda piece unless like me you dont believe the guy is even dead and is instead swanning it somewhere living in a 5 star beach cabin paid for unknowingly by the american tax payer. the thing in itself though stands up well enough due to the meandering score and the atmosphere kathryn bigelow is so good at creating as well as jessica chastain's decent enough acting. however it's no hurt locker which really was a great film.
  Sanity Assassin ! Super Reviewer
• May 07, 2016

  "Zero Dark Thirty" uses drama to tell the story of the terrorism that has been happening to "Americans" for the last 10 years. The plot to "Zero Dark Thirty" is that a woman named "Maya" who works for the government and the military, has experienced the biggest terrorist attacks on "America" for the since 1998 to 2011. During her work for the government she has devoted her time to finding the psychotic man known as "Osama Bin Laden" and bringing down the his followers known as "Al Qaeda". The movie starts off with voices yelling on one of the flights of the "September 11 attacks". This is a dark way to allow the audience to know what the movie is about. Throughout the movie it shows "Maya's" character change as she goes from a shy and awkward girl to a strong and independent woman. There are some scenes in the movie that just are boring and make the movie drag on. The movie's climax is somewhat entertaining; it's filmed in the dark while occasionally showing the perspective of a soldier wearing night vision goggles. "Jessica Chastain" gives the audience a great performance as "Maya" along with "Chris Pratt", he give a splendid performance as well. "Alexandry Desplat" exceeds in composing sad and dramatic music, which fits in perfectly for every scene it is in. One of "Zero Dark Thirty's" biggest problems is the camera work; pretty much every scene in the movie the cameraman is holding the camera, for some scenes it can be found tolerable but others, it's just annoying and overused. If you are a person who enjoys historic dramas then I highly recommend you watch "Zero Dark Thirty" as it has splendid acting, an amazing plot and great music. Although the movie isn't perfect it has some issues these being a not very entertaining climax, some boring scenes and the handheld camera being used too often. I give 2012's "Zero Dark Thirty" a 7.5/10.
  Steve G Super Reviewer
• Nov 11, 2015

  The only thing that put me off from watching this was the running time but eventually I got round to watching it even though I expected a boring documentary type film but it was about one of the most important days in recent history so I knew I would take something good away from watching it, It was very gripping from start to finish, It takes us through all the major events post 9/11, It was very well told it can be hard to keep up due to the fact that there was so many weird names being brought up, But when the main focus of the film kicks in it was brilliant, Very well shot and acted by all the cast, Very realistic and deserved all the praise it was given.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Jul 14, 2014

  What defines this film is its controversial depiction of torture,but what it unearths is much more harrowing and heroic than terrifying. The story revolves around CIA agent Maya, who aims to finish a decades long manhunt for Osama bin Laden while stationed in Pakistan, starting in 2003. Critics are inarguably split on whether they believe the torture depicted in this film is shown as essential in the capture of wanted terrorists, or an accurate portrayal of torture tactics in all their inhumane glory. The characters in the film certainly feel that torturing detainees helps in the process, but it's left vague whether the filmmaker supports this tactic. The story is entertaining on its own merit, helped by the ferocious performance of Chastain, and the unraveling of the mystery right before our eyes. The intricacy of bin Laden's extraction at the hands of the Navy SEAL team was especially interesting to watch, and was supposedly very truthful in its depiction. There's an emotional component for anyone imbibed in post-9/11 dialogue, but there's also entertainment in the planning and investigation behind the scenes.
  Spencer S Super Reviewer

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