Movie "The Kingdom" - DVD Movies Encyclopedia

Short description of the movie "The Kingdom"

When a terrorist bomb detonates inside a Western housing compound in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, an international incident is ignited. While diplomats slowly debate equations of territorialism, FBI Special Agent Ronald Fleury quickly assembles an elite team and negotiates a secret five-day trip into Saudi Arabia to locate the madman behind the bombing. Upon landing in the desert kingdom, however, Fleury and his team discover Saudi authorities suspicious and unwelcoming of American interlopers into what they consider a local matter. Hamstrung by protocol-and with the clock ticking on their five days-the FBI agents find their expertise worthless without the trust of their Saudi counterparts, who want to locate the terrorist in their homeland on their own terms. Fleury's crew finds a like-minded partner in Saudi Colonel Al-Ghazi, who helps them navigate royal politics and unlock the secrets of the crime scene and the workings of an extremist cell bent on further destruction. With these unlikely allies sharing a propulsive commitment to crack the case, the team is led to the killer's front door in a blistering do-or-die confrontation. Now in a fight for their own lives, strangers united by one mission won't stop until justice is found in The Kingdom.

Starring actors in "The Kingdom" movie:

Jamie Foxx as a character Ronald Fleury Jamie Foxx also starred in the next movies: "Any Given Sunday" in a role of Willie Beamen; "Collateral" in a role of Max; "Ali" in a role of Drew 'Bundini' Brown; "Jarhead" in a role of Staff Sgt. Sykes; "Miami Vice" in a role of Ricardo Tubbs; "Breakin' All the Rules" in a role of Quincy Watson; "Booty Call" in a role of Bunz; "The Truth About Cats & Dogs" in a role of Ed; "Dreamgirls" in a role of Curtis Taylor Jr.; "Valentine's Day" in a role of Kelvin Briggs;

Chris Cooper as a character Grant Sykes Chris Cooper also starred in the next movies: "American Beauty" in a role of Col. Frank Fitts, USMC; "The Bourne Identity" in a role of Alexander Conklin; "Adaptation." in a role of John Laroche; "Syriana" in a role of Jimmy Pope; "Money Train" in a role of Torch; "The Bourne Ultimatum" in a role of Alexander Conklin; "Breach" in a role of Robert Hanssen; "Seabiscuit" in a role of Tom Smith; "Capote" in a role of Alvin Dewey; "Lonesome Dove" in a role of July Johnson; "Where the Wild Things Are" in a role of Douglas; "Silver City" in a role of Dickie Pilager; "New York, I Love You" in a role of Alex; "Me, Myself & Irene" in a role of Lieutenant Gerke; "Remember Me" in a role of Sgt. Neil Craig;

Jennifer Garner as a character Janet Mayes Jennifer Garner also starred in the next movies: "Dude, Where's My Car?" in a role of Wanda; "Pearl Harbor" in a role of Nurse Sandra; "Catch Me If You Can" in a role of Cheryl Ann; "Elektra" in a role of Elektra; "Daredevil" in a role of Elektra Natchios; "Catch and Release" in a role of Gray Wheeler; "Juno" in a role of Vanessa Loring; "13 Going on 30" in a role of Jenna Rink;

Jason Bateman as a character Adam Leavitt Jason Bateman also starred in the next movies: "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story" in a role of Pepper Brooks; "Starsky & Hutch" in a role of Kevin; "Smokin' Aces" in a role of Rip Reed; "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium" in a role of Henry Weston, the Mutant; "Juno" in a role of Mark Loring; "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" in a role of Animal Instincts Detective; "Hancock" in a role of Ray Embrey; "Necessary Roughness" in a role of Jarvis Edison; "The Sweetest Thing" in a role of Roger Donahue; "Teen Wolf Too" in a role of Todd Howard; "State of Play" in a role of Dominic Foy; "Extract" in a role of Joel; "The Invention of Lying" in a role of Doctor; "Couples Retreat"; "Up in the Air" in a role of Craig Gregory;

Ashraf Barhom as a character Colonel Faris Al Ghazi Ashraf Barhom also starred in the next movies: "Agora" in a role of Ammonius;

Ali Suliman as a character Sergeant Haytham Ali Suliman also starred in the next movies: "Body of Lies" in a role of Omar Sadiki;

Jeremy Piven as a character Damon Schmidt Jeremy Piven also starred in the next movies: "Scary Movie 3" in a role of Ross Giggins; "The Family Man"; "Old School"; "Kiss the Girls" in a role of Henry Castillo, LAPD; "Red Letters" in a role of Thurston Clarque; "Two for the Money" in a role of Jerry; "Smokin' Aces" in a role of Buddy 'Aces' Israel; "Keeping Up with the Steins" in a role of Adam Fiedler; "Serendipity" in a role of Dean Kansky; "Lucas" in a role of Spike; "Very Bad Things" in a role of Michael Berkow; "Judgment Night" in a role of Ray Cochran; "PCU" in a role of James 'Droz' Andrews; "Chasing Liberty" in a role of Alan Weiss; "Say Anything..." in a role of Mark; "Phoenix" in a role of Fred Shuster;

Richard Jenkins as a character FBI Director James Grace Richard Jenkins also starred in the next movies: "The Core" in a role of Gen. Thomas Purcell; "The Witches of Eastwick" in a role of Clyde Alden; "Intolerable Cruelty" in a role of Freddy Bender; "Changing Lanes" in a role of Walter Arnell; "North Country" in a role of Hank Aimes; "The Indian in the Cupboard" in a role of Victor; "Wolf" in a role of Det. Bridger; "Rumor Has It..." in a role of Earl Huttinger; "Blue Steel" in a role of Attorney Mel Dawson; "Random Hearts" in a role of Truman Trainor; "One Night at McCool's" in a role of Father Jimmy; "Flirting with Disaster" in a role of Paul Harmon; "The Visitor" in a role of Walter Vale; "Burn After Reading" in a role of Ted Treffon; "Step Brothers" in a role of Robert Doback; "Absolute Power" in a role of Michael McCarty; "It Could Happen to You" in a role of C. Vernon Hale; "The Brøken" in a role of John McVey; "Sea of Love" in a role of Gruber; "Little Nikita" in a role of Richard Grant; "Stealing Harvard" in a role of Honorable Emmett Cook; "Me, Myself & Irene" in a role of Agent Boshane; "The Man Who Wasn't There" in a role of Walter Abundas;

Kyle Chandler as a character Francis Manner Kyle Chandler also starred in the next movies: "Angel's Dance" in a role of Tony Greco; "King Kong" in a role of Bruce Baxter; "Pure Country" in a role of Buddy Jackson;

Frances Fisher as a character Elaine Flowers Frances Fisher also starred in the next movies: "Gone in Sixty Seconds"; "House of Sand and Fog" in a role of Connie Walsh; "Laws of Attraction" in a role of Sara Miller; "Unforgiven" in a role of Strawberry Alice; "Sex and Death 101" in a role of Hope Hartlight; "In the Valley of Elah" in a role of Evie; "Titanic" in a role of Ruth Dewitt Bukater; "Mrs. Harris" in a role of Marge Richey Jacobson;

Danny Huston as a character Attorney General Gideon Young Danny Huston also starred in the next movies: "21 Grams" in a role of Michael; "The Aviator" in a role of Jack Frye; "The Number 23" in a role of Isaac French/Dr. Miles Phoenix; "30 Days of Night" in a role of Marlow; "Anna Karenina" in a role of Stiva; "How to Lose Friends & Alienate People" in a role of Lawrence Maddox; "The Constant Gardener" in a role of Sandy Woodrow; "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" in a role of William Stryker; "Marie Antoinette" in a role of Emperor Joseph; "Silver City" in a role of Danny O'Brien; "Boogie Woogie" in a role of Art Spindle;

Kelly AuCoin as a character Ellis Leach Kelly AuCoin starred only in the movie "The Kingdom"

Anna Deavere Smith as a character Maricella Canavesio Anna Deavere Smith also starred in the next movies: "The Human Stain" in a role of Mrs. Silk; "Philadelphia" in a role of Anthea Burton; "Rachel Getting Married" in a role of Carol; "Dave" in a role of Mrs. Travis; "The American President" in a role of Robin McCall;

Minka Kelly as a character Miss Ross Minka Kelly starred only in the movie "The Kingdom"

Amy Hunter as a character Lyla Fleury Amy Hunter also starred in the next movies: "Two Can Play That Game" in a role of Nita;