Gazillion Movies Review :
1994, New York. Hit man Léon (Jean Reno) got the assignment to dismantle a drug network. He observes the coming and going of the inhabitants of a building. On Léon’s floor lives a family of which the father is a drug trafficker. The man is killed by a certain Stansfield (Gary Oldman), a shady police officer who returns the next day to kill the rest of the family. Only the 12-year-old Mathilda (Natalie Portman) can escape. Léon takes Mathilda under his protection. The little girl is resolved to take revenge and learns the tricks of the trade of Léon.
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Danny Aiello
Ellen Greene
Gary Oldman
Jean Reno
Kent Broadhurst
Maïwenn Le Besco
Natalie Portman
Randolph Scott
Samy Naceri
Abdul Hassan Sharif
Adam Busch
Alex Dezen
Amimul Rolly
Anthony Ragland
Arsène Jiroyan
Betty Miller
Carl J. Matusovich
Cary Wong
Christophe Gautier
Crystal Michelle Blake
Daniel Schenmetzler
Danny Peled
David Gregg
David W. Butler
Denis Bellocq
Didier Legros
Don Creech
Ed Ventresca
Elizabeth Regen
Eric Challier
Frank Senger
Fred Fischer
Geoffrey Bateman
George Martin
Gilles Kleber
Hervé Husson
James Fahrner
James Melissinos
Jeff McBride
Jernard Burks
Jessie Keosian
Johnny Limo
Joseph Malerba
Junior Almeida
Junior John Levis
Keith A. Glascoe
Keith S. Bullock
Luc Bernard
Lucius Wyatt Cherokee
Marc Andréoni
Mario Todisco
Matt De Matt
Michael Badalucco
Michael Mundra
Michel Montanary
Mohammed Rashid
Peter Appel
Peter Justinius
Peter Linari
Peter Vizard
Randy Pearlstein
Robert LaSardo
Rocky Hernandez
Seth Jerome Walker
Sonny Zito
Steve Gonnelo
Stuart Rudin
Thierry Maurio
Thomas Delehanty
Tommy Hollis
Tony Sauraye
Trevor Walace
Wallace Wong
Willi One Blood
William James Stiggers Jr.
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| Director |
Luc Besson
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| Editor |
Sylvie Landra
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| Music |
Eric Serra
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| Producer |
Claude Besson
John Garland
Bernard Grenet
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| Writer |
Luc Besson
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