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After wounding up his such-and-such assignment successfully, the police force negotiator Danny (Samuel L. Jackson) is worshipped by his colleagues and the press. That evening his partner tells him, he has some proof about fraud in the police department. When he arrives at the agreed time on their meeting place, Danny's partner proves to be killed. The worshipped police man promptly is accused of murder. He goes to internal affairs and insists on getting the complete truth of their chef, Terence Niebaum (J.T. Walsh). The conversation gets out of hand and Danny takes Niebaum and the three other present people as his hostages. Because he knows like no-one else how the police handle such a situation, he asks help from an outsider: another negotiator, Chris Sabian (Kevin Spacey)...
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David Morse
Dean Norris
J.T. Walsh
Jack Shearer
Kelsey Mulrooney
Kevin Spacey
Mary Page Keller
Paul Giamatti
Ron Rifkin
Sabi Dorr
Samuel L. Jackson
Anthony T. Petrusonis
Bernard Hocke
Brad Blaisdell
Bruce Beatty
Bruce Wright
Carla Sanchez
Carlos Gómez
Carol-Anne Touchberry
Charles Valentino
Darius Aubry
Diann Burns
Donald Korte
Donna Ponterotto
Doug Spinuzza
Edwina Moore
Gene Wolande
Geoff Morrell
Guy Van Swearingen
Jack McLaughlin-Gray
Janna Tetzlaff
Jay Levine
Joey Perillo
John Buckley
John Lordan
John McDonald
John Spencer
Lauri Johnson
Leonard L. Thomas
Lily Nicksay
Lynn Forslund
Lynn Rondell
Mark Giangreco
Mary Ann Childers
Mary Ingersoll
Mary Major
McNally Sagal
Michael Cudlitz
Michael Shamus Wiles
Mik Scriba
Mike Leiderman
Millie Santiago
Muriel Clair
Nestor Serrano
Regina Taylor
Rhonda Dotson
Rick Scarry
Robert Baier
Robert David Hall
Robert Jordan
Siobhan Fallon
Stephen Lee
Steven Maines
Ted Montue
Tim Kelleher
Tony Mockus Jr.
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| Director |
F. Gary Gray
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| Editor |
Christian Wagner
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| Music |
Graeme Revell
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| Producer |
Albert Beveridge
David Hoberman
Arnon Milchan
David Nicksay
Robert Stone
Webster Stone
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| Writer |
James DeMonaco
Kevin Fox
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