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18 de ago. de 2021 · Martin Campbell Interview: The Protégé. The Protégé, arriving in theaters on August 20, is a high-powered action film with a strong emotional center. Directed by the venerated Martin Campbell, the movie follows trained assassin Anna Dutton (Maggie Q) as she seeks vengeance on behalf of her mentor Moody (Samuel L. Jackson).
I’m Martin Campbell, director of GoldenEye, Casino Royale, The Mask of Zorro, and my newest upcoming action/thriller The Protégé. ... But I'd rather prefer a third Campbell Zorro movie. Personally, I enjoyed 'The Legend of Zorro' although it's far from the prequel's perfection.
2. Black Don't Crack (TV Movie) Comedy | Announced. Three long time girlfriends from college adjust to life now that they're older. Director: Kelly Park | Stars: Tisha Campbell, Essence Atkins, Isaiah Mustafa, Tahj Mowry. 3.
Martin Campbell (Hastings, 1943. ... Martin Campbell az Internet Movie Database oldalon (angolul) Martin Campbell a PORT.hu-n (magyarul) Ez a új-zélandi személy életrajzát bemutató lap egyelőre csonk (erősen hiányos). te is, hogy igazi szócikk lehessen ...
29 de abr. de 2022 · Memory: Directed by Martin Campbell. With Liam Neeson, Guy Pearce, Taj Atwal, Harold Torres. An assassin-for-hire finds that he's become a target after he refuses to complete a job for a dangerous criminal organization.
New Zealand-born film director Martin Campbell started his career in the mid-'70s churning out a handful of adult-minded films, with titles like The Sex Thief and Eskimo Nell. His sense of style caught the eye of Hollywood, and eventually Campbell found himself helming thrillers like Criminal Law and Defenseless.
4 de nov. de 2019 · Mel Gibson and director Martin Campbell arrive at the "Edge Of Darkness" premiere, 2010. (Lester Cohen/WireImage) Mind you, it wasn’t helped by the fact it starred Gibson as he tried to rebuild his career in the wake of his infamous Malibu arrest. “He came off that shenanigans in L.A., so there was that. Yes, it was a little bit difficult ...
