G20 Movie - Bollyflix
Movie Overview
| Original Language | en |
|---|---|
| Languages Spoken | English |
| Release Date | April 9, 2025 |
| Runtime | 110 minutes |
| Rating | 6.6 |
| Country | United States of America |
| Genres | Action, Mystery, Drama |
| Director | Patricia Riggen |
| Writers | Logan Miller, Noah Miller, Caitlin Parrish, Erica Weiss |
| Producer | Andrew Lazar, Viola Davis, Julius Tennon |
| Editor | Doc Crotzer, Emma E. Hickox |
| Music | Joseph Trapanese |
| Cinematography | Checco Varese |
| Screenplay | Logan Miller, Noah Miller, Caitlin Parrish, Erica Weiss |
Movie Cast
| Actor Name | Character Name |
|---|---|
| Viola Davis | Danielle Sutton |
| Anthony Anderson | Derek Sutton |
| Ramón Rodríguez | Agent Manny Ruiz |
| Marsai Martin | Serena Sutton |
| Antony Starr | Rutledge |
| Douglas Hodge | Oliver Everett |
| Elizabeth Marvel | Joanna Worth |
| Christopher Farrar | Demetrius Sutton |
| Sabrina Impacciatore | Elena Romano |
| MeeWha Alana Lee | Han Min-Seo |
| John Hoogenakker | Agent Darden |
| Conrad Kemp | Bousquet |
| Joseph Steven Yang | Lee Young-Ho |
| Emmanuel Castis | Titos |
| David James | Csonger |
| Clark Gregg | Vice President Harold Mosely |
| Julius Tennon | CIA Director Mikkelson |
| Theo Bongani Ndyalvane | Melokuhle |
| Noxolo Dlamini | Lesedi |
| Ali Suliman | Agent Adwi |
| Angela Sarafyan | Quoll |
| Gideon Emery | Warren Paxton |
| Stephen Jennings | General Paulson |
| Caitlin Mehner | Jennifer |
| Heike Brunner | German Chancellor |
| Colin Moss | Prime Minister Lowe |
| Jacques Theron | French Prime Minister |
| Anthony C. Hyde | President Yasyanov |
| Riaz Solker | Prince Amed |
| Tshamano Sebe | South African President |
| Jose Domingos | President Silvo |
| Jandre le Roux | Agent Parry |
| Adrian Collins | Karl |
| Tendaiishe Chitima | Agent Lane |
| Robert Hobbs | German Chancellor Security |
| Alexander Maniatis | Hans |
| Terence Bridgett | Kelly |
| Carolyn Forword | Press Secretary |
| Dominique Maher | White House Reporter |
| Genna Galloway | White House Reporter |
| Murray Todd | White House Reporter |
| Shane John Kruger | Twin Thug |
| Milton Schorr | Twin Thug |
| Francis Chouler | Situation Room Analyst |
| Lance Elliot | Russian Rut Agent |
| Bianca Simone Mannie | Ballroom Waitress |
| Jean de la Querra | Pax Garage Thug |
| Bjorn de Klerk | Pax Lobby Fight Thug |
| Paul Hampshire | Italian Kids Room Thug |
| Kathleen Stephens | International Agent |
| Chris van Rensburg | Cameraman Rut |
| Shaleeni Ranchhod | Ballroom Press |
| Jason K. Ralph | Senator William Bailey |
| Gregory Schwabe | Secret Service Agent |
| Neels Clasen | Russian Security |
| Tarryn Steyn | Ballroom Reporter |
| Matt Newman | Ballroom Reporter |
| Sobantu Nqayi | Chef |
| Martin Munro | BBC Reporter |
| Loulou Taylor | CNN Reporter |
| Khalil Kathrada | MEEN Reporter |
| Martin Kluge | DBC Reporter |
| Ndoni Khanyile | SAN Reporter |
| Kuen Hsin Liu | JVN Reporter |
| Paul Savage | African Union Chairperson |
| Faniswa Yisa | SA President's Wife |
| Nelson De Gouveia | Mr. Security Central |
| Tamer Burjaq | Turkish Security |
| Andy Huang | Chinese Security |
| Gavin Lee Gomes | Pax Ballroom Security |
| Trevor Byrom | Pax Ballroom Security |
| Clinton Kruger | Pax Ballroom Security |
| Marc Harmse | Pax Ballroom Security |
| Clyde Berning | CAT Team Leader |
| Pieter Stemmet | Canadian Security (uncredited) |
| Martin Van Geems | Grey-Bearded Man (uncredited) |
Movie Story
After the G20 Summit is overtaken by terrorists, President Danielle Sutton must bring all her statecraft and military experience to defend her family and her fellow leaders.
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Movie Review
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"G20 is a colossal failure in every department, except for the cast, led by dedicated actors like Viola Davis and Antony Starr.
Patricia Riggen tries to deliver a message of justice and empowerment but ultimately offers an empty, unapologetically formulaic, and shockingly incoherent story. The often incomprehensible action, the glaring lack of thematic development, and the sloppy handling of sensitive real-world issues make this superficial exercise one of the worst films of the year.
A generic thriller that, even while attempting to emulate past classics, falls far short..."
Rating: D
Movie Rating
Rating Analysis for G20:
Overall Rating: 6.6/10
Total Votes: 198
Rating Breakdown:
- Popularity Score: 687.7
- Adult Content: No
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