Austin Police Detective Ben Simms searches for justice.
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Title: The Gunman (2004)
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1 win.
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Daniel Millican | ... | MacGruder | |
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Hannah Nicolas | ... | Tina Wesson |
| Emma Nicolas | ... | Cassie Simms | |
| Sean Patrick Flanery | ... | Ben Simms | |
| Alaina Huffman | ... | Lori Simms (as Alaina Kalanj) | |
| Mimi Rogers | ... | Eve Richards | |
| Jeff Speakman | ... | Scott Sherwin | |
| Brian McNamara | ... | Roland | |
| Steve Krieger | ... | John Cutter | |
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Hugh Hunt | ... | Man on Television |
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Jean Livengood | ... | Woman on Television |
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Grace Hanna | ... | Shelly |
| Ellen Locy | ... | Reporter | |
| Jeff Rodgers | ... | Officer Bradley | |
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Sam Ray | ... | Claude Sweeney |
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When Detective Ben Simm's wife is killed, he has to learn to be both father and mother to his little girl while searching for a Vigilante that has his own sense of justice. Written by Anonymous
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police | street shootout | police shootout | policeman | independent film |Taglines:
All the wrong things, for the right reason. See more »Parents Guide:
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The extras in the scenes at the karate school are actual karate instructors and students from schools in Texas (Austin, San Antonio, & Colleyville). See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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15 June 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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When comparing The Gunman to other Independent films, this one stands out as one of the best.
Taking on tough themes like God, justice, and vigilantism is never easy and should be applauded when it is done in such an excellent fashion as writer/director Daniel Millican has accomplished.
Mimi Rogers and Brian McNamara performances were quite good with a powerful monologue by Mimi at the end.
A great film and a great story.
I look forward to Daniel's next project.
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